Union State ticket leads Wayne County race for local offices
The Union State ticket in Wayne County presents a slate led by Hon. John Brinkerhoff for Representative, with Capt. William Henderson, Anthony Wright, F. N. Haskins, J. A. Lawrence, and John McClellan among others. The editorial extols loyalty, integrity, and qualifications, urging a large majority at the Saturday primary election and projecting a win of at least 300 votes.
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Union State
John Brinkerhoff
Wayne County
Ohio
William Henderson
Brough
9Th Ohio Cavalry
Sherman
Captain H
Plain Township
Bis
Christian Commission
Anthony Wright
Uhful
F. N. Haskins
Canaan
Plain
John McClellan
Wooster
McClellan
Mdaé
Appeal to Taxpayers Reaffirms Democratic Blame for Debt
The Wayne County Democrat urges taxpayers to vote Democratic to repudiate national debt and reform abuses. It accuses Democrats of long defending states’ rights, aiding rebellion, mismanaging treasury and defenses, and driving increased taxation. It condemns Democratic attacks on Lincoln and warns they will likely fail again.
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Wayne County
Democratic Party
Ant
Buchanan
United States
Union Party
Democratic State Conventions and Treason Reflections
The piece denounces Democratic State Conventions in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York for opposing the war effort and promoting peace with rebels. It claims they failed to praise Union victories or acknowledge sacrifices, instead accusing faithful public servants and plotting future policy against the government. It argues the party seeks power to undermine the nation after four years of war and Europe’s backing.
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U. S
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Europe
Mr. Foreman
Sre
Eason
Fort Donelson
Washington
Ohio treasurer G Volney Dorsey arrested for embezzlement
The Ohio State Journal reports that on Monday November 11 G Volney Dorsey treasurer of Ohio was arrested on charges of breach of trust and embezzlement involving 66000 dollars of state lands. Bonds were posted for his appearance but he refused to surrender office keys. The office was tendered to others who declined. it remained closed pending developments.
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Ohio State Journal
G. Volney Dorsey
State of
Ohio
Dorsey
Enquirer Attacks Gov John Brough Death Obituary
The Enquirer recalls Gov John Brough and claims he lamented leaving the Democratic party before his death. The Ohio State Journal calls this slander and dares the paper to prove it. The piece condemns Rebels who justify slavery or justify Fort Pillow killings.
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John Brough
Enquirer
Democratic Party
Ohio State Journal
Andersonville
Fort Pillow
Indians Defeat Horses in Chicago Trotting Park Race
Indian runners again raced horses at Chicago trotting park. They covered four miles and a quarter while the horses went eight miles to harness and were beaten by sixty rods in 20 minutes and 85 seconds.
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Chicago
counterfeit fifty cent notes seize warned in Bayware
Bayware authorities warn the public about counterfeit long fifty cent notes of the new pattern. The notes are described as poorly Chemuteds and pose a risk to commerce and local transactions.
Rebel Delegates Attack in Holmes County Ditch Battle
Editorial berates Millersburg Rebel Delegates returning from a Copperhead Convention. It describes a late night clash at Londenville, with attacks blamed on Democratic principles, and warns of court martial fears. The piece condemns Holmes County Democracy as drunken, treasonous, and corrupt, calling for reform through schools and churches.
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Hermes
Millersburg
Copperhead
Mansfield
Londenville
Holmes County
Sheriff, &c
Londonville
Courts of Justice
Holmes Couny
Political Knavery and the Negro Question in Union Rhetoric
A political polemic denounces opponents as liars and knaves who push indirection and fear tactics. The piece accuses the present disunion party of appealing to prejudices, exploiting workers and the poor, while railing against negro equality and limiting voting, property, and education rights for Black citizens.
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Anch Men
Blackleg
Peter Fank
Peter Funks
Blacklegs, &c
Therby
Union Party
Ohio Democracy Nominates Governor Candidate Amid Controversy
The Ohio Democracy fixed on a General for governor, elevating Vallandigham as the driving force behind the convention, with Morg ar placed on the ticket. Critics recall Cumberland Gap retreat and his resignation to back Vallandigham, arguing the choice harms his electoral chances while loyal rebels still back him.
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Ohio
Jefferson
Vallandigham
Morgar
Cumberland Gap
Bragg
Tennessee
Kentucky
A Civil War era defender hurls harsh charges in Hal
In Hallusville on September 9 1865 a correspondent attacks a political foe as cowardly and traitorous. He cites battles from Donelson to Washington, mocks Northern sympathizers, and lauds the republic’s resilience while condemning secessionists and rebel violence. The piece blends polemic with references to Rev. Burton and the Plymoth Brookly church sermons.
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Mr. Burton
Hartford, Conn
Plymoth Church
Brookly
N. Y
New York News Defends Rebel Actions At Length
A New York News critique attacks Democratic stance on Wirz and Confederate mistreatment. It accuses the press of defending treason and atrocity, claiming the News and rebel outlets justify harsh measures against Federal prisoners and downplay wartime cruelty. It argues the Harrisburg and Democratic conventions reveal a consistent defense of rebellion and violence.
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New York News
Ubon
Jolson
Surratt
Harrisburg
Wirz
Pennsylvania
Winder
Dick Turner
Democratic complicity with Treason urged in reader notice
The paper invites readers to study a proofed work accusing the Democratic party in the North of collusion with Confederate rebels and vows no extended commentary. It cites Mississippi’s constitutional actions denying secession and slavery, and questions Ohio States Rights Democrats regarding this stance, highlighting political fault lines amid civil conflict.
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North
Bond-holders meeting on September 4 in London
Agents for rebel bond-holders in London announce a meeting on Monday September 4 to consider their altered position since the United States acts as de facto Confederate government. They may appoint commissioners to protect rights and advise on further steps. The London Star denounces the bond debt as unlawful and insoluble under international law.
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United States
Confederate States
Arel Chamberlain
London Star
23D
Confederacy
Spain
England
Silent State Election Returns Hint at Narrow GOP Lead
The Cincinnati Gazette notes a quiet State election day with early returns suggesting a total around 76,000 votes, down from 112,000 last year, and a Republican majority near 16,000, down from 19,000. It recalls Rebel generals born in loyal states and Northern men guiding invasions, criticizing Black Republican labels.
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Portiaxp
Pines
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Maryland
Kentucky
Missouri
Union
Cincinnati Garette
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