Republican in its gospel of liberty and union
The article extols the Republican party and its war aims, praising its opposition to slavery and support for the Union. It urges national cooperation with the Republican cause and promotes the Tribune's subscription rates and distribution, noting forthcoming issues and timing. It emphasizes equal rights and the restoration of peace and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageregistereess
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Literatura
Texas
Rebailion
New World
Old World
Odel
Union
Universal-dainsaity
Provarston hotel adds oyster saloon to offerings
Union Efotel Beaver announces addition of a first class hotel facility and oyster saloon. Proprietor states oysters served in any desired style, by the can or dozen, with table luxuries of the Pittsburg market. Families welcome and patronage appreciated.
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Alex
Clark
Pittsburg Mar
Go where Copperheads are not in battle lines
A Civil War era call urging readers to search among the fallen and living for Copperheads. It denounces traitors like Vallandigham and Wood while praising Loyalists and generals Grant Burnside Banks and Butler. The poem contrasts sacrifice with treason across battlefields and hospitals.
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Grant
Burnside
Banks
Builer
Copperhead
Slavery, Marriage, and Hebrew Servants in Mosaic Law
An extended analysis argues that Exodus 21 on Hebrew servitude shows voluntary terms, marriage obligations, and family protection within slavery. It contends the master must support children and education, and slaves could renew contracts or choose permanent servitude. The piece contrasts biblical law with modern views, reflecting abolitionist sentiment and Christian moral critique.
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Israel
Himnell
Christ
Engfalee
Potomac
Massachahetts
Rofl
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Lee
Virginia
Arlington
Washington-and
Alexandria
Rome
Leo
Banit
Meaning and Use of Bayous in Southern Waterways
The article explains bayous as French for channels in the South’s low alluvial bottoms. They are serpentine, lazy streams that connect with the Mississippi region and can extend deep into unknown interior areas. Admiral Porter proposed using such waterways to reach the Yazoo river between Yazoo City and Vicksburg.
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Mississippi
Burden
Shpee
Admiral Porter
Yazoo River
Yazoo City
Vickaburg
England Awakening From Lethargy After Crimea War Reflections
A London Quarterly article reviews England’s wartime awakening after Crimea. It cites initial military fails and reforms as necessary, noting American wartime resilience and occasional self-critique by John Bull while highlighting growing strength and readiness.
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Burt
London Quarterly
Kinglake
Crimea
England
Europe
Warthy
John Bull
United States
John
Eleven Fed eral Rebellions Highlight American Resistance
A historical overview lists eleven attempts to resist federal authority since the nation’s founding. It cites 1772 conspiracies to consolidate the states under Washington, the 1787 Shays-like insurrection in Massachusetts, the 1791 Whiskey Rebellion in Pennsylvania, and subsequent clashes including Hartford Convention 1814, Missouri admission debates, Georgia land disputes with Indians, Cherokee resistance in 1830, South Carolina nullification, Rhode Island suffrage conflicts, Mormon resistance in 1856, and the current secession-era challenge described as the present unholy attempt.
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Washington
Sheck
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Georgia
South Caroling
Rhode Island
Hindoo priest about to baptize infant in sorrowful scene
The text portrays a Hindoo priest preparing to baptize a baby as mourners weep around. It conveys a paradoxical hope that the infant may depart with smiles while others grieve.
Prayer Begins After Neighborly Deeds
An admonition urges starting with helping neighbors before speaking prayers. The message emphasizes taking one step at a time and prioritizes action before words within community life.
Fragmentary note hints at abolition and credits in 19th century context
Fragmentary OCR reads as a proposal to abolish a channel or office in South Carolina and mentions issues of reform. Unclear author, limited readable entities, no clear event date or outcome.
Notable Women of the Era In Residence and Charity
A fragmented 19th century Chronicle discusses prominent women in American society, recalling figures such as Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Lincoln. It notes manners, private life, and public acts of compassion toward wounded soldiers, highlighting charity and social roles amid Civil War era tensions.
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Presidential ‘Sociéty
Fate Alwiys Een
Ama
John Adams
Washington
Virginia
Madison Waccallad
Mts
Monroe
Sackéointro
John Tyne
Tayteir
Bilelore
Pierce
Jbein Tigt
Ale
Vi Ghorig
Lincoln
Mytron
Boston Daily Journal
English Travel to Secession and Divorce in Din
A fragmented excerpt explores secession era views on marriage and divorce. It discusses temperance, the impact of drunkenness on wives and families, and sagas of property and children amid Southern independence. It references slavery and contrasts Northern and Southern perspectives.
Prisoner’s letter from Richmond on Confederate resistance
An officer of a Connecticut regiment writes from Richmond to the New Haven Palladium describing a change in view after capture. He says the South is being whipped daily and that Union forces will soon prevail, noting the misery and dire condition observed among Confederate troops.
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Tribune
Daily Tribune
Tribune Buildings
New-York
Morters
Oval
New York Evening Post
F. WW. Newman
American Republic
John Stuart Mill
Ohio
Delax
Preciona
Dan Pesca
Thelehele
Loo
Ita
Waters
Misthippi
Louisiang
Bolfin
Virginia
North Carolina
Vyar
Goverpior
Confederacy
Tennessee
Missouri
Ahd
Spac
Grantea
Connecticut
Richmond
New Haven
Tor¢E
Farmer seeks premiums for fine stock and jokes about jackass
A farmer famed for his fine stock wrote to the agricultural society secretary about entering his animals for premiums. He joked he would enter the best jackass and is confident of winning the premium.
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Agricultural Society
Riddle About The East Makes Everything Rise
A teacher asks why the gun rises in the east and a pupil replies that the east makes everything rise, a terse exchange reflecting a child's phrasing and the scene’s odd humor.
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William
Spy Sentence To Be Shot For Rebel Service In St Louis
A spy sentence reports that Wright of the rebel army was captured in a St. Louis house with a rebel mail bag morphine quiring and gold lace. He was tried as a spy and sentenced to be shot.
Young Women urged to set good examples for men
A historical column urges young women to serve as models for behavior, arguing that young men often follow their lead and that virtuous conduct by women shapes broader social norms.
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