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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1863

Page

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Let Officials End Party Loyalty Lectures Now

A call pleads for immediate public focus on duty over political sermons from Cabinet members and generals. The piece condemns attempts to rally loyalty through speeches and demands officials dedicate themselves to enforcing laws and serving the nation amid Civil War strains.

Massachusetts Senate Acts on College Charter and Police Bill

In Boston, the Senate adopted the charter for the Massachusetts Agricultural College trustees and resumed debate on the Metropolitan Police for Boston with Thursday’s session set to vote. House reports include withdrawing petitions to form Mattapan Railroad and amend Western Avenue Railroad, plus Finance actions on Back Bay reservations and Troy and Greenfield Railroad claims.

Senate Massachusetts Agricultural College Boston Messrs Dean, Tucker Chamberlain Committee On Railways and Canals Hall J. Howe Mattapan Railroad Company A. A. Frazar Western Avenue Railroad Company Committee On Finance Back Bay Troy and Greenfield

Army of the Potomac Faces Strong Rebel Positions Near Fredericksburg

The piece notes Confederate works around Fredericksburg and Richmond were deemed impregnable prompting shifts for key operations. It praises Hooker and his army, criticizes Western generals like Buell and Rosecrans, and stresses the need for victory while condemning abolitionist press rhetoric. It cites Charleston and Vicksburg, plus the broader demand that the nation unite for success.

Army of the New York Army of the Potomac Fredericksburg Suffolk North Carolina Shenandoah Maryland Washington Foster Buell Rosecrans Stone River Knoxville Richmond Scott McClellan Tennessee Charleston Vicksburg Hunter Tallahatchie Helena Quimby Hovey Fort Sumter Congress Union League Chase

Promise of a glorious future from a Saturday letter

The speaker pledges a glorious future and an indivisible republic. He urges officials to focus on saving the country through victories in the field while the Sovereign people rebuke faction and denounce treason. The crowd is asked to act, not be mocked by words.

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Poland's Spirit Persists Amid Oppression and Repression

The passage notes Poland's enduring national spirit despite Russian efforts to erase it. It recalls nursery songs and legends as proof of cultural resilience and mentions mass incarceration as a response to Polish resistance.

Callicot’s fall from grace sparks partisan firestorm

The passage accuses Callicot of selling the speakership for 1200 dollars paid by the Republican State Committee. It notes his defense by rivals and asserts his conduct under investigation taints his patriotism, calling for honest judgment over political whitewash.

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