Letters from Washington on probable government events
The letter writers predict Stanton may depart the War Department and President Johnson could secure swift restoration of all states to the Union. Southern senators and representatives would take seats in the next Congress, praised for prompt actions. Andrew Johnson remains highly regarded in the South for decisive leadership.
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D. de Saussure
Joseph Kershaw
Tanix Tibaut
Daniel John Greene
Nathaniel Greene
George Barksdale
James Cuthbert
John Rutledge
Peter Simothe
Hayne
State Department
Bramlet
Dayton
Gantt
Bethune
Legare
de Saussure
Ravenel, &c
Port Royal Island
Benjamin Chaplin
Goth
Vandal
Nor’wester
Johnston Surrenders? Peace Terms Narrow to Capitol Capitulation
The article reports Johnston negotiating surrender to Sherman with terms including all Confederate troops from Virginia to the Rio Grande and paroling Davis and his Cabinet. Lincoln directs no political discussions at military conferences, aiming for capitulation of Johnston’s army while Lee has already capitulated.
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Mobile
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Gulf
Mississippi
Magruder
Texas
Cotton Market Slumps Amid Financial Tensions and Low Receipts
The report notes elastic credit strains and rising paper money effects on markets. It cites New York and other railroad stocks steady to lower with mixed bids. The New Orleans week ends with extreme business and lower trade prices. cotton supplies appear scarce with expectations of reduced receipts and possible interior gains if Mobile occupation expands supply.
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