Tax on stock of out of state corporations debated in Senate
The Massachusetts Senate debated and ordered for a third reading a bill taxing stock held by nonresidents. It cited 1861 tax gaps of 117.06 million, while other measures covered railroad relocations and charitable institutions. A wide range of bills and resolves followed, including a police referral and a loyalty pledge to the Union.
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Committee On the Judiciary
Boston and New York Central Railroad
Metropolitan Police
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Boston
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Robinson
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Committee On
Federal Relations
Massachusetts
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Ward Ten election urged to curb partizan control
The piece urges Ward Ten voters to focus on capable reps and rebuke the proscriptive effort to expel Councilmen Borrowscale and associates. It argues the seats were vacated to favor others and that a small partisan junta seeks to dictate outcomes, warning that this persecution should be curbed by a fair electorate.
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Brighter Skies and Bold Yankee Actions in Louisiana and North Carolina
The message praises Banks Farragut Porter Grant and Weitzel as they advance with confidence in Louisiana and North Carolina. Naglee and Foster are lauded as heroic in North Carolina. Rebels concede Yankee bravery. The Rappahannock stance wanes and outlook brightens across regions as troops push forward.
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Secret Societies Raise Suspicion in North Elections
A northern article argues Radical power wanes as secret organizations grow. It questions Union leagues and clubs in major cities, noting leaders and pamphlets promoting centralized control. The piece suggests these groups may aim to boost a party in the next Presidential election and questions their motives.
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Cavalry in War History by J Roemer
A review of J Roemer’s Cavalry Its History Management and Uses in War detailing the work’s scope. It praises the author’s clear lively style and insights into European cavalry, tactics, horses, rifles, and field service while noting the book’s value for American readers. The piece discusses cavalry proportions in major powers and the case for maintaining cavalry in modern armies.
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Vermillion Bayou battles fuel Union advance in Teche campaign
From New Orleans Era correspondents Banks’s force fights at Vermillion Bayou crossing and Bethel Place as Grover’s men clash at Franklin. Rebels evacuate trenches capture cattle and horses, while Union prisoners rise past fifteen hundred. Medical teams set hospitals. strategic river control extends from Vicksburg to Port Hudson.
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Radical opponents and the rebuke of rebels in politics
The author accuses Radical opponents of discrediting Conservatives with harsh names and anti rebel labels. They argue the Rebels cry wanes as a century of Northern loyalty grows, and speculate the opposition may dissolve or shift toward conservatism while conceding wiser counsel from foes.
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