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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1865

Page

2

War reflections on Lincoln era and slavery

A lengthy editorial praise of Abraham Lincoln and the Union war effort, arguing slavery caused the conflict and must end. It recounts 1861 events, discusses Baltimore, Bull Run, and northern leaders, and ends with Lincoln’s inauguration and the Republic’s enduring strength. Cincinnati, March 8. Cin. Gazette.

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National Asylum Bill for Disabled Officers and Men

A report on a bill to establish a National Asylum for totally disabled volunteers. The incorporators include Generals Grant Sherman and many others, plus Admiral Farragut and notable figures. A Board of Trustees would locate a site after one million dollars is accumulated, funded by withheld pay, desertion fines, payments to soldiers without heirs, and private donations.

Mr. Wilson Grant Sherman Kieade Banks Hooker Curtiss Butler Burnaide Logan Ogleaby Shurts Howard Sigel Rosseau Helleck Admiral Farragut Andrew Johnson Salmon P. Chase Edwin M. Stanton Gideon Welles George Bancroft John A. Andrew Andrew G. Curtin O. P. Morton John Brough Henry Ward Beecher Horace Greeley Henry J. Raymond James Gordos Bennsett Wm. E. Dodge Gerritt Smith

Lincoln accepts reelection for second term amid national peril

The President, with Senators Trumbull and Representatives Wilson and Dawnon, informed Lincoln of his reelection. Lincoln said he accepts the renewed trust as a responsibility to finish the work begun during the Civil War and thanked the people for their confidence.

Trumbull Wilson Dawnon Houses of Congress Lincoln Union Pennsylvania Avenue Bein Senator Foster Committee of Arrangments White House

Sheridan Leads Cavalry Reinforcements Toward Lynchburg

A Winchester dispatch reports on March 25 that cavalry reinforcements and pontoon trains arrived. General Sheridan, with about 15 000 cavalry, is said to move toward Lynchburg, with notes that he may join with Sherman. General Hancock takes command at Winchester on Sheridan’s departure.

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Lincoln's Inaugural in Muddy Washington Procession

Lincoln's inauguration on March 4 1865 drew a vast crowd despite muddy streets. Chief Justice Chase administered the oath on the Capitol portico as a parade with regiments, colored troops, and city officers moved to the White House.

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Omnibus Civil Appropriation Bill Faces Senate Roadblocks

March notes describe a heated clash over an omnibus civil appropriation bill. Key items included 4 million dollars to reimburse Missouri militia costs and 700 to 800 thousand for Pennsylvania militia aid, with Davis’s amendment on military courts disputed and ultimately left unresolved as other general appropriation bills passed.

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