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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Aug 21, 1863

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Peace, Speedy Peace: North Carolina's Plea in 1863

In a July 16 1863 Clevelandville letter Davidson argues that secession failed to win through, urges North Carolina to seek an honorable peace, suggests armistice or a constitutional convention, and appeals to leaders and the church to support reconciliation with the United States.

Democrats of Massachusetts Convene in Worcester September

The Democrats invite all citizens to assemble in Worcester on September third at 10 a.m. to select state office candidates and four Delegates at Large to the National Convention. The representation basis is one delegate per town plus one for every twenty five governor votes. Joseph Smith, Chairman. Secretaries. Democratic papers please copy.

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North Carolina Urged to Seek Peace and Constitutional Restorations

A North Carolina Standard article argues for honoring the Constitution and pursuing an honorable peace, contrasting secessionists with Union supporters. It critiques Radical policies, highlights President Lincoln and Davis government contrasts, and urges calm, legal restoration over revolutionary action.

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Radical opponents fault in New York draft response

The passage cites Governor Seymour endorsing obedience to existing laws and court remedies over resorting to illegal acts. It urges peaceful redress through courts and legislative channels, warning rioters to abandon unlawful actions and demanding enforcement of state laws to protect life property and public order. It asks what fault Radical opponents find in this stance.

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