Arrest of General Stone by the War Department
The committee details the Feb 8 1862 arrest of General Stone and Fort Lafayette confinement. It notes McClellan’s testimony that a War Department order prompted the arrest after refugee testimony corroborated charges. Stone later examined all testimony and submitted a statement. he asked for a copy of the bar against him, which the committee did not grant.
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Senate and House Debates on Railroads and Maine Reimbursement
In the Senate the 15th April committee reporting deadline was laid on the table. J E Carpenter of Foxboro protested appropriations to Troy Steenfield Railroad. The Union Freight Horse Railroad bill faced lengthy debate and was ordered to a third reading by 31 to 6. In the House a Maine Governor Coburn communication urged inquiry into possible due amounts between Maine and Massachusetts over 1812 15 reimbursements. The reimbursement of bounties paid to volunteers was amended and engrossed after debate.
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Grasping the Tide of Civil War Fate
The passage anticipates major Union actions and outcomes across Charleston, the Mississippi, Tennessee, and Virginia under generals Foster and Hooker. It urges steadfast resolve, warning that success is uncertain but hopeful, and calls readers to endure whatever fate Providence assigns.
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Tribune retracts on Stone bluff disaster inquiry
The Tribune concedes Gen. Stone was not to blame for Bull’s Bluff disaster and asserts the Committee treated his arrest unjustly. It condemns its prior criticism as unwarranted and questions whether personal enmity influenced the report.
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Abolition Poets Called Upon for Jacksonville Affair Poem
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Political Communion and Union among Conservative Voters
The piece urges conservative men to unite on constitutional fidelity amid six months without state elections. It cites October and November voting patterns, Democratic state conventions opposing Abolition while supporting the war, and cross party alignment with Republicans to resist Radicalism, praising Horatio Seymour.
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