Resistance to the draft blamed on Vallandigham Democrats
The piece accuses Vallandigham supporters in Holmes County and across the state of provoking civil strife to resist the draft. It cites editorials and speeches urging armed opposition and the overthrow of Lincoln's policies, labeling the party as seeking "Rule or Ruin" and civil war to retain power.
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Copperhead Eistel
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Lincoln
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Vallandigham
Pugh
Bliss
Leadbetter
Mb Sweeney & Co
Ohio
Holmes
United State
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Kpe
Mae
Our Candidate for Governor in Ohio Speech Endorsed
The paper urges reading Hon. John Broughs Marietta speech as the Union candidate for Ohio Governor. It recounts Broughs career from Marietta birth in 1811 through journalism, railroad presidency, and state service, praising his eloquence and probity. It argues strong support and asks whether his election majority will be fifty or one hundred thousand.
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17Th
J. D. Cox
Ludge Connell
Jas
Wm. Dennison
Stanley Mathews
John Godman
Fremont Letter Replies to Concord Union Meeting Call
The Boston Traveller publishes Gen. Fremonts letter dated June 16 1863 responding to a Concord New Hampshire mass Union meeting invite. He cites West events and urges New Hampshire Republicans to uphold old principles and support the government war aims while safeguarding free speech for all, including Wendell Phillips and Vallandigham, warning against half measures and false leaders.
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Concord
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Boston
New York
West
Ohio
New Hampshire
Fr Press
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Vallandigham
Jolly C. Freon
Gov
Gilmore
Nomination of John Brough Sends Message to Ohio Leaders
A June 17 1863 telegraph from Gen Garfield to Gov Dennison reports the Army of the Cumberland greeting John Brough as governor nominee and predicts stronger support from Ohio soldiers in October.
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John Brough
Carfield
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Ohio
Brough
North
St Sth
Whani
Legeles
Board of Public
Kes
Neo- Pson
Delegates Nominate Brough At Ohio Union Convention
Delegates at the Atheneum assembled to organize and nominate a governor and lieutenant governor. John Brough led the ticket for governor with 226 votes, David Tod 188, and the motion to make Brough unanimous carried amid hearty applause. Lieutenant governor nominees included Benjamin Eggleston Samuel Carey Columbus Delano N W Potter and Charles Anderson with Delano and Anderson among those declared nominated.
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Cuyehoga County
Nicholas Patterson
Hamilton County
C. L. Little
Carroll County
David Tod
Mahoning County
Brough
Col. Armstrong
Benjamin Eggleston
Bunnen
Samuel F. Carey
Hamilton
Columba Delano
Knox
N. W. Potter
Columbiana
Charles Anderson
Montgomery
Samuel Shellabarger
Clark
John Q. Smith
Clinton
F. Carey
Charles Anderson O Dolang
Benjamin E. N. W. Potter
Samuel F
Columbus Delano
Rebels threaten Baltimore area near Antietam ford
News describes rebel appearance at five, cavalry at Maryland ridge, and heavy firing toward Harper's Ferry. Refugees estimate 40,000 to 50,000. officials claim about 2,000. Union lines fortify Baltimore with earthworks and barricades as loyal citizens rally under Gen. Schenck.
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Here
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Union Veterans Rally Behind Governor Tod in Ohio
Amid renewed Civil War era fervor, delegates hailed Governor Tod and ex Governor Dennison as they pledged continued Union support. The gathering featured cheers for Lincoln and the Republican ticket, while reports described Jenkins advancing toward Gettysburg with 7000 mounted infantry and a plan to threaten Baltimore, stirring alarm in Harrisburg.
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Dennison
Lincoln
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