Take the Flag and Defend the Union This Day
A searing editorial attacks the Tribune and Massachusetts for urging disunion and defiance of federal authority over fugitive slaves. It condemns South Carolina’s nullification stance, warns of treason, and calls for loyal support of the Constitution. It urges rallying behind Washington and the Hermitage’s legacy to preserve liberty and the Union.
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Boston
the Tribune
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Friends of Freedom
Commonwealth
Wendell Phillips
Tribune
Gov
Andrew
Marseillaise
Love Pat for Whiting Sparks Civil War Row
A Louisville Journal critique accuses War Department Solicitor Whiting of radical views and racial slurs toward Hannibal, calling for his resignation. The St Louis Republican is cited warning that Whiting’s policy would force abolition and subjugation, rather than restore the Union, and argues for treating the South as equal citizens with rights.
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Whiting
War Department
Hannibal
Rome
South
Cadmus
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Scipio
Cleopatra
St. Louis
Washington
Christendom
United States
Democrats of Massachusetts Convene in Worcester Next September
The Democrats of Massachusetts invite all citizens to Worcester on Thursday September 3 at 10 AM to select state office candidates and four delegates at large to the Democratic National Convention. Delegates are allotted one per city or town plus one for every twenty five Governor votes. Also clubs are urged to organize to strengthen Democratic principles.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Joseph Smith
Rockport
Boston Post
Maine
Bradbury
Mr Whiting
Wendell Phillips
Beecher
Republican Party
Knox
Edward O’brien
Thomaston
E. G. Knight
Camden
B. W. Lothrop
Rockland
Knox County
Washington
Calls for Constitutional Republicans and cross party union
The piece urges mainline Republicans Whigs and Democrats to unite behind the Constitution and the Union against radical measures. It cites Governor Lincoln era concerns, praises a Kentucky New York platform, and argues for a sober primary to elect capable delegates guiding a constitutional administration. Senator Sherman's dissent on emancipation is cited to illustrate protest within the party.
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People’s Convention
Congress
New England
Republican Party
Chillicothe
Sherman
Ohio
Lincoln
Commonwealth
Anti-Slavery Critique Of A Philadelphia Volume
A newspaper critique denounces G W Childs volume The Light and the Dark of the Rebellion as dangerous and false arguing slavery exists here three million strong and that urging immediate emancipation would threaten public welfare The anonymous author is condemned for ignorance and treason to national order.
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G. W. Childs
Philadelphia
Sumter
The Premier and His Tour to the North
Secretary Seward embarks on a roving summer tour with Lyons Mercier and other diplomats, visiting Auburn Utica Sharon and Saratoga. The piece lauds the diplomatic stroll as shrewd, convivial, and potentially soothing for future relations while praising Northern sights and hospitality.
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Seward
Washington
Bureau of State
Treasury
Abe
Friday Thurlow Weed
Grierson
Lyons
Mercier
Madeira
Greeley
Schiller
Auburn
New York
Astor House
Statesman
Geralt
Rhine
Bernatti
Fred Seward
Congress
Utica
Trenton Falls
Sharon
Niagara
Lake Champlain
Saratoga
North
Immortal light and blind aim in political literary critique
A stern critique argues that certain modern writers and intellectuals weaken law and religion, unsettle stability, and threaten the republic. The author condemns radical intellects aligning with liberty against slavery and warns that only Washington and Jefferson principles can preserve law and peace, lest war return.
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Webster
Holmes
Alger
France
South
Don Quixote
Cabinet Retreat Suggested to Ease Nation’s Fateful Struggle
Editorially argues for cabinet members to take a temporary leave from political duties and travel, hoping a rural or scenic break would soften partisanship, broaden perspective, and help steer a more liberal national policy amid wartime divisions. It cites figures like Stanton Chase Welles and President Lincoln, urging unity.
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Wilkes
Canada
Spas
Treasury
United States
Stanton
Halleck
Vicksburg
Chase
Welles
Abe
Kentucky Election Review Smears Radical Leadership Says Results Favor Conservatism
General Bramlette condemns radical federal measures and backs peaceful ballot-box reform. The Louisville Journal reports Kentucky’s next Congress will unite against Radicalism and support Conservatism, noting a conservative gain of one seat as radicals lose their solitary delegation.
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Kentucky
Gen
Bramlette
Louisville Journal
Maine Democrats Hopeful as Harmony Spreads
Correspondent reports Maine Democrats gaining unity across state and Knox county. Governor nominee Bradbury praised for loyalty as conservatives press peace and reunion with rebel states. Drafts proceed, volunteers imagined, and Knox County candidates OBrien and Knight hailed. Lothrop named treasurer.
Battle of the Big Mound described by Col Marshall
The St Paul narrative details Gen. Sibley's July engagement with Indian camps at the Big Mound during operations in the western plains. Regiments, artillery, and cavalry formed a siege against thousands of warriors, with heavy fighting, multiple charges, casualties, and pursuit across ridges and ravines before retreating to a camp on Dead Buffalo Lake.
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Big Mound
Coteau Missouri
Great Hill
Corral
Weiser
Mounted Rangers
Shekepee
Solon Stevens
Mankato
Dr Weiser
Table Land
Big Mount
Bradley
Taylor
Anderson
Capt
Wilson
Austin
Lieut
Barton
McPhail
Col. Marshall
Rubles, Davys
Lieut. Johnston
Lieut. Whipple
Private Green
Carlson
Co. F
Archy McNee
Camp Sibley
Camp Whitney
Dead Buffalo Lake
Capts. Wilson
Davey
John Platt
Co. L
Platt
Joe Campbell
McLaren
Sibley
Maj. Brown
Missouri River
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