Letter to Gov Beymour traces wartime politics and draft resistance
The document relays a letter to Gov Beymour of New York recounting conversations with Pro. Yost Man about recruiting and troop drafts. It connects early Democratic opposition to Lincoln's war, Vallandigham's stance, and Albany Argus position, noting Democratic resistance to drafts and policy changes while defending the Union effort.
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Gov. Beymour
New York
Folas J
Soptipur
Vallandigham
Rgan
Tincola
Eymour ‘Democracy
Seymour Organ
Lincoln
Ten Empire
Cincinnati Co
Dayton Empire
Albany
Vallandig
Bellion
Seymour ‘Democracy
Buffalo
Word of Honor Provokes Civil War Era Rhetoric
Fragmentary text discusses the dangers of political speeches during the Civil War era. It critiques calls for loyalty and defense of gentlemen conduct while warning of harsh rhetoric against Lincoln and Vallandigham, and imagines editorials supporting insurrection and rebellion.
Meagher Invited to Ohio Campaign Faces Opposition
The fragment discusses General Thomas H. Meagher’s invitation by the Union State Central Committee to visit Ohio for campaign work. It notes his attendance was uncertain due to engagements and conflicts with information in New York papers about Ohio politics, including Vallandigham and Brough, and critiques Ohio’s stance toward Union troops and national service.
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Pion War Democrats
Columbus
Hos. B. Barns
Righland
Ohio
Tore
Orheary
Ali
Shen
Digham
Boanese
Rem
Europe
Great Britain
Fravos
Epard
Vallandigham
Pyton Jackson
South Irne
Jackson
United Stat
United States
Phates
Indiana
Saurday
Chattanoy Eeday
Chikamanga Thanjtha
Aera Journal
Wilder
Atenea
Sundey
New York
Berald
Cincinnati
Thomas
Herald
Barnett
Swée
Red
Willer
Stevenson
Chatanooga
Mission Ridge
Iowa
Brough
Richmond
I¢ North
Lincoln
Dehomey
Lawrence
Loyons
Hell
Ares
Thomas H. Meagher
Union State Central
Indi
Wasa
Jeter
Meagher
Albit
Vallandighen
Vallandigham Victory Sparks North South Tensions
Fragmented historical prose reports Vallandigham’s election as Ohio governor and its distant echoes in Canada England and the South. It references Grant era finance events and naval policy while critiquing neutrality and Confederate hopes amid war fatigue. It blends foreign coverage with domestic political tension.
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Vallandigham
Canada
England
Caroolina
Virginia
London Times
Lee
Pemberton and Gardner
Charleston
Mijdaiet
Liverpool
Ohio
Pasha
Egypt
Réossbuck
Gregor
Glasgow
Buneahead
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