Lincoln Plan for Emancipation and Union Security
A 1862 essay argues gradual emancipation with compensation as economical, avoids immediate war costs, and could restore the Union. It discusses population growth, territorial expansion, white labor wages, and colonization of freed people, urging Congress to adopt the plan to shorten the war and preserve the nation.
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President Lincoln's Emancipation Message Critics Express Skepticism in Dodge County
In the December 10 1862 issue of Pender Dam Jrgs the paper reprints President Lincoln's entire message. It finds the missive mostly unhelpful and impractical with emancipation plans highlighted as too wild. The editors question constitutional amendments and note the President seems unable to provide decisive guidance to a reader.
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Army Correspondence Describes Division Reorganization Move Toward Holly Springs
A long inspection and drill period ends with orders to march. Gen McArthur leads a reorganized division now comprising the 14th, 16th, 17th, and 18th Wisconsin regiments under Col Bouck. Col Doran retires. Lieut Col Malloy assumes command of the 17th amid cheers and brass band music. The piece notes improvements in clothing, readiness, roads, and forecasts engagement within two to three weeks unless the enemy retreats.
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Dodge County Court In Probate Estate of John Wiley
Dodge County Wisconsin court approves probate petition by William Wiley of Theresa to administer the estate of John Wiley who died in Perryville Kentucky. Hearing set for December 29 at 1 PM in Juneau with notice to heirs and interested parties by three weekly Beaver Dam Argus publications. Dated November 1, 1662. Leonard Mertz County Judge
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