Financial battles and party attacks before the rebellion
Before the rebellion the Democratic party sought to undermine the government finances both at home and in Europe. They claimed bankruptcy and attacked treasury strength as U S stocks fell to 60 cents on the dollar. Supporters say the Union fought back to preserve integrity while critics sought to wreck public credit.
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Republican Party
Democratic ‘Party
Iosa
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Wayne County
Democratic Party
Europe
U. S
Buchanan
Union Party
Congress
South
Pigody
Sizifo
Union Folers
Ohio
State Union Executive Committee
Supreme
Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Auditor of State, Insurance
Columbus
Wanexus
International Fire Insuranos Company
New York
James H. Gorman
International Fire Insurance Company of
President Johnson Says North Carolina Rebel Debt Must Be Abolished
The 1865 dispatch from President Johnson to Provisional Governor Holden declares that any state debt incurred to support the rebellion should be repudiated. Johnson urges exoneration of loyal North Carolinians from paying rebel obligations and calls for removal of all ties to the insurrection. He emphasizes that those who funded rebel efforts must face consequences under the Union.
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Holden
Washington City
W. W. Holden
United States
Union
North Osrolins
North Via
Government, Inc
the Union
Andrew Johnson
U. 8
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Mountaineer
Washington
B. F. Perry
Nion
Auditor OF State
Insurance Department
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Wurmus
Columbia Pire Insurance C9
New York
Ohio
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James H. Goodman
Bonewitz & Carr
Wooster
Treasury
Anthony Wright
Wayne County
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Lee Barlow
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Bas Neen Galy
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Eceatey
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P. J. Power
Teeple & Bro
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Terple & Bros
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Wayne
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