Editor attacks Harrisburg convention and loyal defense of the Union
The Huntingdon Globe denounces Breckinridge sympathizers at the Democratic State Convention in Harrisburg. It praises resolutions aligned with Union loyalty, criticizes Barr and Slenker nominees, defends Secretary Stanton and Lincoln, and urges strong support for the government and war effort amid ongoing battles and political intrigue.
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Democratic Party
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Lincoln
Sheyshigil
Buchanan
Slenker
Union County
Barr
Pittsboro
Convention
She Trac
United States
Thas
Lotonvy
Abraham Lincoln
Edwin AL Stanton
Utley
Stanton
Otalire
War Department
Stan ‘Fun
Lave
Toacner
McClellan
Friends of the Union
McUiellan
Mettellan
Jesus
England
When We Love Though Not Seen We Love Him Near
Poem recalling faith and devotion, describing longing for Christ and the Savior, with imagery of prayer, guidance, and unseen presence. The speaker expresses unwavering love, gratitude, and trust, even as trials and distance test faith, ending with a devotion to love and nearness.
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Bashful Men and Gentle Hearts Highlight Manly Virtue
A fragmented 19th century column extols bashful men as the true souls of honor while contrasting bold speech with quiet fidelity. It praises restraint and delicate character, arguing such gentleness earns lasting respect from women and society, and reflects on mothers shaping masculine affections. The piece closes noting Milwaukee’s wheat export scale.
Toneysuckles in Church and the Pure White Honeysuckles
A reader recalls an Independent article on flowers in churches and recounts a New England church display of wild honeysuckles on the communion table. The piece extols white blossoms, scent, and the spiritual comfort they bring, urging simple nature appreciation and thoughtful gifts to the sick, along with a parable about winter gifts and a digression on Saxon language usage.
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Quip and Pranks Tickle Shordon Paper At A Fair
A scattered OCR inspired piece recounts a jovial scene at a Shordon area fair with a caneold hack and a joking ministerial crowd. A New York correspondent shares tales of a Sunday dog that attends church and a playful Major Stiles joke about a weighty captive.
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