Utah Governor Refuses to Quit Amid Mormon Demonstration
A Salt Lake City letter describes a mass meeting led by Brigham Young demanding Governor Harding and three judges resign. Governor Harding rejects the demand, defending his duty and warning of consequences if harmed. The piece portrays tense confrontations, threats, and反 Mormon public intimidation in early 1863 Utah.
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Aurora Commercial
Great
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mirchi
Ephom
Territory
Brigham Young
Columbia
Joseph Young
United States
Consideratoh
Desert News
Brigham
Young
Joseph Smith
Terriory
California
Cradlebaugh
Cevera
Jes
Miss
Seale
Zion
Harding
Waite
Drake
Gov. Harding
Elfer
John Taylor
Orson Pratt
House of Representatives
Alderman Clinton
Judge Drake
Elder Taylor
Bean
Taylor
Lino Tang
States
Republic
Pratt
Brigham, Young
Tormon
Waites
Brigham ‘Young
Union sentiment rises at home in 4th District clash
A letter to the editor denounces treason and forbearance as a virtue, warning sympathizers in the 4th Congressional District and traitors at home to desist. It condemns insulting wives of soldiers and calls for treason to be put down, even as soldiers return home.
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4Th
Thea
Night camp in 1863: from Jhusen's Benp La
A Civil War era dispatch from Jhusen's Benp La dated March 23 1863 describes sentinels near the Mississippi watching heavy guns blaze below toward Fort Haynes and Chickasaw Bluffs with rumors of progress. Officers Gatoh Ferrill Jordan and others are noted as ill or recovering in Memphis and St Louis while the regiment resolves to vigorously prosecute the war and uphold the Union.
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Camp Mitchell
Nashville
Tenn
Entror
Franklin
van Dorn
Ohio
Col. McCook
Illinois
Michigan
Granger
Tennesse
Duck River
Co. K
Cumberland
Republic
Army of the Cumberland
Department of the Cumberland
Jhusen
Benp
Eptror
Mississippi
Ft. Haynes
Chickasaw Bluffs
Vicksburg
Bth
Memphis
St! Louis
J. C. Gatoh
Ferrill
Jordan
Dr Hunter on Chronic Consumption Letter XI
Dr Hunter explains chronic consumption as a lung disease from tubercles, detailing varied early symptoms from sore throat to coughing blood, feverish flushes, and night sweats. He notes tubercle development in stages, successive relapses, and warns against ineffective cures, promising future discussion on treatment and acute forms.
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Aurora
Stk
Robert Hunter
Broadway
New York
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