Anger of Foreign Intervention in Civil War News
The Watkins Republican and others report on Secretary Seward’s supposed assurances to repel foreign interference, the North’s resolve to end the rebellion, and calls for volunteers. Notes on political support in Indiana and Iowa districts, mobilization for 300,000 troops, and local fundraising efforts. Also mentions a new decorative grass seed arrangement trend.
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Watkins
A.S. Diven
Seward
Cotton Plot
Serius
Southern
Union Republican call for State Convention at Syracuse
The Republican State and the Legislative Union Committees of New York met in Albany on the 23d and issued a call for a State Convention at Syracuse on September 24 to nominate candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, and other state officers. The call invites Republicans, Democrats, and all who seek to suppress the rebellion. It notes cross-party shifts in New York politics and the hope of unity against secession.
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Bettow
Andia
Dumoural
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Albany
Syracuse
Chicago
Wil. Gowdey
Aus
Dodge County
York
Beaver Dam
Tisa Reeder
Agecpas
Willi
Atta
Uid
Townsend Carpentrn
QTATE
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Gait Downby
Dodge
Wisconsin
Martin Kelly
Mitch Sheriff's
G. WL Brower
Dadnty
Suaax & MF
Piuintit
Hidgr
Ale
Hugh T. Fagh Mann
Artion
Dodges
Juneau
County of
George W. Brower
C. Fermoy
Wells & Brigham
Despe me Fight with Guerillas Near Memphis Missouri
Reports describe Major John Clopper of Merritt's Horse and Major Sloger's Battalion leading a combined force of about four hundred against Porter and Dann's guerrillas. After fierce charges, the rebels were routed. 83 cited, wounded, and missing, 23 dead guerrillas found. Clopper commends his men as they pursue toward Florida.
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Merritt
Sloger
Porter
Dann
Clopper
Florida
Memphis
Mer ‘Riles
Iowa
Caldwel
Peter
Faulkner Family of Virginia and Confederate tensions
A Martinsburg correspondent reports on the Faulkner family near the town with the former minister to France, his wife driving political moves and family intrigues, and their shift from abroad to Confederate services. The piece notes their return under Union protection, while a sister and daughters are accused of courting officers for intelligence. enthält broader remarks on abolitionists and political power, plus Kansas senator Lane’s commission and black enlistment plans. Hazardville powder mill explosion kills eight and destroys others. also naval actions near Vicksburg and Territorial Indiana Legion preparations.
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Virginia
Philadelphia Tnquirer
Martinsburg
Francy
Broad Acres
Richmond
Washington
Fresch
Magon
New Orleans
Stars and Stripes
Charles J. Faulkner
Belle Boyd
Senator Lane
Kansas
Kvasas
Secretary of War
Hiome
Slava
Rumored Secret Treaty With France Claims Explain Civil War Alignments
A Washington correspondent cites rumors of a secret US France pact during the Civil War era. The plan allegedly pledged non interference with Mexico in exchange for France not meddling in the Northern war, with Lincoln Seward and Bates tied to the old Whig view. Reports say Archbishop Hughes helped seal the understanding, while other dispatches describe Galveston deportations and local recruiting efforts amid broader war anxieties.
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Washington
New York Herald
Capita
United States
M. Mercier
Lincoln
Prange
Mexico
Prench
Seward
Bates
Whig
America
Hughes
Paris
England
Iron-Clad Gunboats For Mobile From England Fleet Arrives
Memphis dispatch reports ten iron-clad gunboats built in England and fully equipped have reached off Mobile harbor, with three more en route. Each ship carries ten to thirty guns and six-inch iron, forming the Confederate fleet purchased in Europe. The blockade was openly breached by superior force, and Mobile is now seen as open to the world with its newly acquired power.
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England
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the Times
Memphis
Mobile Harbor
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