A Handsome Rebuke at Portland Speech Sparks Political Debate
The speech by John L. Hancock of the Chicago Board of Trade on Portland excursion day prompts clear rebuke from City Comptroller S. S. Khayes. Khayes denounces projecting party politics in a social trip and defends the Union, while noting Hancock’s remarks crossed into partisan territory. Financial markets update with mixed activity on government stocks, rail bonds, and money markets, amid broader stock and commodity trends.
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Calais
St. John
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New England
E. Firwp
Boston
New Brunswick
E. B. Wixchester
Portland
East Port
St. Jonn
Boston and
Maine and Eastern
Shediac
Westmoreland
Bedeque
Charlottetown
Pictou
N.S
Emperor
Windsor
Halifax
N. S
Fredericton
Machias
QUEEN
St. Andrews
N. B. and
Canada Railroad
Houston
Woodstock
Joseph Brooks
Commercial Wharf
John L. Hancock, Esq
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
The
Board of Trade
Chirac
Muse Eene Onersey
Kentucky election stance echoed in Boston Post critique
The Boston Post replies to Worcester Spy columns on Kentucky politics, noting Governor elect Bramlette opposes emancipation proclamations and habeas corpus suspension while preferring ballot box remedies. It contrasts Kentucky’s defense of the Crittenden Platform with Maine abolitionist policy and criticizes Abolitionists as party-liars seeking coalition gains.
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Worcester
Kentucky
Louisville Journal
Bramlette
Seymour
Crittenden
Samuel Taylor
Maine
Congress
Louisville Journal Refutes Kentucky Election Inference
The Louisville Journal replies to the Louisville Democrat, backing Wickliffe for governor, stating no state journal supported the successful state and congressional ticket that opposes emancipation and confiscation policy. It argues no inference favorable to the President or Congress can be drawn from Kentucky election results.
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Louisville Journal
Louisvile Democrat
Wickliffe
Congress
Kentucky
White people and sovereignty in political debate
The piece cites critics of Caleb Cushing and others calling the government a white man's government. It notes Senator Douglas saying the country is the white man's nation and Col Charles Anderson urging white liberty against encroachments on free white people. It also mentions the Baltimore American’s Republican critique of Radicals and constitutional sovereignty for the white race.
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Caleb Cushing
West
Douglas
Charles Anderson
Pugh
Ohio
Anderson
Another Leading Democrat Disgusted Writes From Western Republicanism
A Western Republican paper reprints a California Democrat letter praising John J. Crittenden. It portrays him as patriot above party and attacks critics of the Union, praising national authority, opposition to secession, and a white man’s government. The piece labels opponents as Copperhead and condemns abolition.
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Repub- Peeee
Chad Duavell
Caualaliun
California
John J. Critenden
Horatio Seymour
Shurtleff
Crittenden
United States
Washington
Franklin
Hamilton
Madison
Hell
Douglas
Dayton
John Morgan
John
South
Charles Ready
Cassius
Murfreesboro
Department of the Cumberland
McCook
Nashville
Trousseau
Chatham
Alton
Illinois
Bragg
Morgan
Tullahoma
Mrs Morgan
Kentucky
Kentucky Election and Radical Press Response
The piece analyzes press reactions to Kentucky’s election and questions claims by abolition journals. It cites General Smith’s Harrison speech vowing Unionist war measures and opposition to radical administration policies, arguing the elected Kentucky officials align with Union Democrat and Louisville Resolution positions.
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Kentucky
New York Times
Bramlette
Maine
Congress
Abolition
Republican
Smith
Menzies
Louisville Journal
House
Union
New York Democracy
Seymour
Louisville
Finance and Business Amid War Times and Markets
An analysis of weekly finance notes cites strong government funds, steady currency in circulation, and expected normalization after the war. It reports a buoyant stock market five of six days, robust Five-Twenty subscriptions, wide demand for banks and railroads, and mixed prices across bonds and mining shares.
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Hudson River
Michigan
N. Y
United States
Treasury Office
Treasury
New York Post
New York
Union
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Port Hudson
Morgan
Rosecrans
Kentucky
North Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Tremont Bank
Boylston
Safety Fund
Freeman's
Merchants
Eliot
Maverick
Republic
Mechanics
State
City
Commerce
Hide and Heather
Shawmut
Webster
Revere
Old Colony and
Newport Railroad
Worcester
Eastern
Metropolitan
Western
Lowell
Maine
Providence
Cambridge
Connecticut River
Fitchburg
Middlesex
Vermont
Canada
Sterling Exchange
Albany
Boston
Mesnard
Hancock
Flint Steel
Bohemian
Superior
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Bay State
Manhattan
South Side
Toltec
Star
Winthrop
North Cliff
Petherick
Columbian
Henshaw
Wall Street
New York Central
Erie
Harlem
Reading
Inspector Boole earns praise for reforming city dirt problem
Boston Post correspondent notes City Inspector Boole's rapid impact in New York's sanitation drive, removing millions of loads of dirt and launching reforms seen as a milestone toward city cleanliness. Mentions legislative calls for sanitary reform, Dickensian critique, and praise for Hoffman and legal actions amid rioting.
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New York
Boole
Charles Dickens
Albany
Boria Boola Gha
F. I. A. Boole
United States
London
Society For the
Lord Shaftsbury
Recorder Hoffman
Grand Jury
Judge Hoffman
Democratic Party
Recorder
Villany
Hoffman
Moffat
Life
John Moffat
William B. Moffat
Boston
George Roberts
Nok’ Wester
White Hills 1863 Crowded by Visitors and Rail Plausible Plans
Correspondent reports booming travel to the White Hills and Franconia Notch in 1863 with crowded hotels and visitors lodging in halls and entries. Interest grows in a steam railroad up Mount Washington, a Chicago investor applying for a charter, and a slate mine near Littleton with strong regional markets. The 5th New Hampshire regiment returns home to recruit, showing war weariness yet morale.
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Boston Post
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N. H
Ave
Franconia Notch
White Hills
New Hampshire
Crawford House
New England
Mount Washington
Mr Marsh
Chicago
Marsh
Mt. Washington
Union House
Boston
Littleton Slate Company
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Lowell
N.H
Warren
Moosehillock
Substitutes Thrive in Draft Era Driven by Immigrants
The substitute business expands with New York as the chief hub and foreign workers filling the demand for draft avoidance. Brokers recruit newly arrived and resident immigrants, paying or selling substitutes at varied prices, while insurers capitalize on draft protection schemes. The system rests on misconceptions about commutation money and exemption, with profits slipping through brokers’ hands and varying widely per case.
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New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
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