Fragmented Political Notes From The Utah Delegation
Fragmentary OCR text references the Utah congressional delegation, remarks on Brigham Young, and debates within the Republican party. It notes the congress sessions, a Chicago Journal fragment, and mentions figures such as Henry Kerch and Geo. Drow amid a garbled roster of names. The piece conveys political contention and party platform questions rather than a clear event.
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Utah
Avery
Lorad
Acter
Elf
Cuecago
Republican Party
Lord Suich
Congress
Barharem
Brigham Young
Union
Hoiack
Brishaas
Persé
The President and His Secretary in Civil War Talks
The article discusses the political clash surrounding Mr Cameron and President Lincoln, noting Cabinet tensions and the ongoing power dynamics within the administration. It cites reactions from The New York Times and public sentiment about leadership during the war era, mentioning Secretary Cameron and cabinet balance.
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Cameron
Abraham Lincoln
Cinisters
Mr. Cameron
My. Bivens
Thad. Stevens
New York Times
Doven
Diven
New York
Stevens
Rebel rhetoric and gold fever sweep distant lands
A fragment from a periodical item describes a debate on constitutional rebellion and presidential prerogatives, praising federal aims while warning against abrupt secession. It shifts to British Columbia gold excitement with steep yields from Cariboo mines, large sums won by miners, and inflated local reports.
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British Columbia
Victoria
Caribea
Otter
Portland
Quexon
News of Civil War skirmishes and repairs across Kentucky
Telegraphic dispatches detail cavalry clashes near Ohio River and Green River with dismounted reinforcements and shelling. Reports place Generals Prentiss and Buell coordinating across river lines while Buckner and Rousseau maneuver near Munfordville. Kentucky forts, bridges, and rail lines are repaired for troop movements. Nearby San Francisco and Sacramento flood relief fund pushes, with Gen Shields sailing to Panama aboard the Golden Age as tremors of conflict ripple through states.
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Louisville
Dee
Lee
Jacksonville
Ohio
Prentiss
Reb
Leavie Lexington
Otturville
Lexington
Commerciaaa Peankfort
Sara
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Golden Age
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Mosro
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Norfolk steamship reports harbor blaze near Charleston
From the Norfolk Day Book comes word of a massive fire near Charleston observed by the SUGnais as it neared Old Point. A later dispatch details a planned slave insurrection in Charleston exposed by military officers and widespread arson in negro cabins, with arms found hidden and windows barricaded as fire engines manned by servicemen failed to operate.
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