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Beaver Dam Argus

Location

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1862

Page

2

Wisconsin Governor's Message and Memphis Naval Battle Summary

Wisconsin Governor Solomon's annual message reviews executive firings salaries and offices, proposes budget changes, and notes state reforms while praising his administration. A Memphis naval battle report details a Federal victory over Confederate rams, including the loss of Beauregard Lovell Sumter and Bragg, with Memphis placed under Union control and Col. Fitch commanding.

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Memphis Surrenders to Federal Forces in 1862

Memoir style dispatches describe Memphis capitulating to Union forces on June 6 1862 with C H Davis flag officer and mayor exchange. Federal officers hoist the US flag as crowds gather amid secessionist flags removal. Reports note destruction of bridges and Union gunboats Benton Fort Pillow and regiments moving in to occupy the city.

Uscrep Srares Fras Sur Strauen Maron Memphis C. H. Davis Ste Contema Joan Pars United States Memphis and Obie Humbeldt Memphs Boliver Jefferson Street Davis City Hall Benton Indiana Fort Pillow Andrew Johnson Tennessee Columbia Sunner Union

Speeches in Congress Defend Douglas and Constitution

The May 24 debate features Abolitionist speakers misquoting Douglas on emancipation and confiscation. Governor Richardson refutes misrepresentations, quoting Douglas’s stance that the war must preserve the Constitution and enforce laws. Lincoln’s oath and the Republican line are cited as authority against unconstitutional bills.

Douglas Abolitionista House of Representatives Richardson Republiccan Tim Hwinoi Ins Chicago Lem Republican Party House Senate Lincoln

Clash Over Slavery Policy and European Perceptions

Volume recounts Congressional stance on popular sovereignty in slave states, cites Judge Douglas on constitutional duties, and notes Thurlow Weed's European tour and mixed sentiment. It includes Wisconsin act details on remitting penalties for 1862 school lands, and reports flooding in England's Fens with massive loss and patriot remarks on party loyalties.

Congress of United States Union Nevada Colorado Dakota Republican Party Douglas Congress Thurlow Weed New York Europe Astory House Weed Prince Napoleon Lord Palmerston Earl Russel Aller Prince Albert Minnistry Lord Lyons America Russell England Tie Metica Troy Fens Ouse Neve Holland Linn

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