Kentucky Vote Signals dip in 1860 electoral tally
A clipped summary notes that Kentucky's aggregate vote may fall 13 000 to 17 000 short of the 1860 presidential election. It reports no candidate leading by a margin over 50 000 in the state and counties yet to report could raise totals to about 60 000, with Democrats deprived of expected support.
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Kentucky
Thetate
Kentuck Ramiette
Ande
Congression
Morrill
Phil Uppis
Congress
United States
6Th
Massachuset
Crittenden
Treasury
P. M
Iers, &c
Wooster
Cleveland Pike
Henry Lehman
Seth Hollinger
Confederate Independence Acknowledgment Mentioned for Maryland
The Richmond Whig notes July 7 that Maryland may freely choose its status between the Confederacy and the United States as a condition for recognition. It asserts Kentucky and Missouri are already Confederacy members and must remain so.
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Richmond
Maryland
Confederacy
United States
Kentucky
Missouri
Vallandigham implicated as rebel at heart in Ohio Democratic clash
The Athens County Democratic organ accuses Vallandigham of sowing discord and aiding the rebellion. West Virginians accuse him of hypocrisy, while Ironton’s Democrat-leaning paper slams the ticket. Other outlets denounce Vallandigham and Pugh as disloyal peace advocates.
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Wooster Vailandigham
Tod
John Brough
Union
Brough
Nick
Canada
Ohio
Athens County
Democrat
Tesi
Vallandigbham
Mr. V
Confederacy
Vallandighan
Pe Eipper
Ironton
Public Service
Wa Ae
Vallandisham
Stubenville American Union
Ao Eee
Pugh
Wisap
W. Yomen
Jackson
Democratic Party
Fragmented Eyewitness Account of Missouri Rebellion Atrocities
Fragmentary notes describe rebel actions near a ferry with houses burned and hostages shot. Reports mention 113 dead with about 20 burned beyond recognition and widespread looting including a city hotel and two safes robbed. Eyewitnesses recount bravery amid chaos and indicate casualties to Ohio soldiers and local officials.
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Spoldiers
Anahiee
Qhantrill
Callas
Tebbaam
Uisbon
Pateer
Ohio
Jame Elfridge
Dart
Lawrence
Acre
Missouri
Lane
Heckmin
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Qantrill
Fort Sumter bombardment details from Union lines
A Civil War field report by Gen Halleck describes practical demolition of Fort Sumter after seven days of bombardment. Artillery under Col. J. M. Turner reports near destruction, with breaches 350 feet and extensive damage to masonry. Batteries on the left and a counterfire from James Island are noted as pivotal.
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Washington, D
Fort Sumter
J. M. Tunner
Charleston
James Jeland
Bearegerdt
Geo E Bugh and Free Speech in Kansas Debate
A 19th century reflection targets Geo E Bugh as an advocate of freie speech and free press who defended Kansas Black Code provisions. The piece condemns his stance and accuses allies of masking despotism, likening Border Ruffians to modern supporters of the slave system. Strong language frames Kansas politics and press freedom as battlegrounds.
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Ltt
Kosas
North
Copperhead Vallandigham Targeted With Rewards in Illinois
The notice cites Vallandigham as a Copperhead and traitor in Congress and offers rewards for proof of treasonous votes or documents. It claims he voted against Union ends and overthrows, and promises ten dollars for reliable records or witnesses.
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Congress
Dayton
South
Constitution
Union
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