Meeting in New York to back Sumner and denounce army policy
A large Republican meeting in New York on March 4 aimed to support Charles Sumner’s abolition push in the Senate and denounce Lincoln era military strategies. The World criticizes reviving party lines and argues the Democrats will regain vigor only after war’s end, while listing grand and petit jurors for the March term.
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Burnside
Grant
New York World
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Patel
Freg
Armeny
Davis
Confederacy
Democrate Party
Boston
Stephen F. Foster
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Union flag raised over Columbus West after rebel retreat
General Halleck telegraphs success as Union cavalry from Paducah enters Columbus at 6 PM driving the enemy rear guard. The flag of the Union flies over the western Gibraltar while large stores and artillery are captured. No passes will be required to move in Kentucky. The Nashville Times reports James A. Golden as rebel Secretary of State.
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Singer
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Gneral
Singer & Cole Impette
Destruction of Bridges and Civil War News Reels South
Military and civilian reports describe destruction of two bridges on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad near here and Franklin, plus another bridge near Colombis. Fort Monroe reports no flag of truce with Carney Island. Union prisoners possibly released remain unconfirmed. News from St Louis, Columbus, and Richmond covers artillery actions, evacuations, oath mandates for lawyers, and martial law orders affecting commerce and arms.
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