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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1866

Page

2

Speeches on Lincoln and Union by a Port Lands speaker

A Port Lands gathering hears a veteran figure denounce radicals and secession, defending Lincoln’s legacy and the Constitution. He recounts cabinet resignation pressures, asserts Lincoln’s fidelity to the Union, and warns against disunion through electoral exclusion, urging adherence to constitutional limits and warning of a repeating crisis.

Radical critique of reconstruction and civil rights in Missouri speech

A Portland audience hears a fiery critique of Radical Reconstruction policies. The speaker denounces disenfranchisement, caucus power, and military rule in the South, warning that secret cabals threaten the U.S. Constitution and urging unity as a Union man.

Steamer Nova Scotian Arrives Near Farner Port

The steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool via Londonderry, passed Farner Port at 2.30 P. M. today after an Atlantic cable report. Borussia and Scotia from New York have arrived out. Cotton market in Liverpool shows active firmer trading with 85,000 bales sold this week. 42,000 to speculators, 21,000 to exporters. Orleans and Upland quotational levels noted. stock in port 882,000 bales.

Farner Port Ave Nova Scotian Liverpool Londonderry Lith Aiuinas Borussia Scotia New York Orleans Mobiles Uplands Bank of England LivrerPool Judkins Queenstown

California-Mexico News In Port Of Guayamas And Diamonds

The Arizaba brings 208300 in treasure while British and French warships visited Guayamas August 13. Judge Field reverses a champagne case ruling and orders a new trial. A Honolulu dispatch reports the murderer of M R Dudoit captured and confessed. Cargoes include Empress Eugene with 23000 bags sugar and 1100 bags coffee, Spirit of the Sea with 10000 bags rice. Imperial dispatch from Ures details Liberal defeat near Hermosillo and 30 dead, 150 prisoners. American filibusters Vega reinforced defeated tuarists. Sinaloa quiet. Da's defection denied. Mining shares fall. Sav age 1145, Crown Point 950, Yellow Jacket 710, Ophir 215, Chollar 178, Empire Mills 110. Legal tenders unchanged.

San Francisco Arizaba Portland Oregon Alert Victoria Taiiswan Shia Lucifer Guayamas United States Lock & Montague Field United States Circuit Court District Court Honolulu M. R. Dudoit Eugene Manila Hong Kong Ures Sonora Morales Hermosillo Vutiguto Pesquera

Brownsville Arms Arrests Tied to Caravajal Deals

New information from Brownsville details Gen Wallace's presence with Caravajal, and the J W Everman arms seized in Matamoras. Canales had not interfered with arms owned by American citizens and had promised to honor Caravajal contracts, while levying a forced loan to fund the armlift. American citizens linked to the arms were arrested but later freed.

New York Ave Brownsville Texas Wallace Caravajal J. W. Everman Matamoras Canales

The King of Prussia Responds to Deputation Speech

The King of Prussia received a deputation from the Chamber of Deputies which presented its adopted address. He expressed joy at the favorable stance of the body but warned that a future clash on the budget army or other vital state issues would be met as before. The Empress of Mexico travels to Miramar.

United States South Philadelphia Jefferson Democratic Party America England Abraham Lincoln Fremont Maine North Louisiana Lincoln Sumner Senate Fessenden Kumner Thad Stevens Banks McClellan New York Virginia Rhode Island Rhody Congress Sta Giartis Ag Stanton Missouri Prussia Berwin Chamber of Deputies Turin Empress of Mexico Miramar Londox Ava Europe Sr. Peterssure Imperial Palace Peterhoff Fox Merchants’ Clerks’ Club Tzarskerzte Cronstadt Russia Bers Vienna Austria Germany Monica Bavaria J. B. Walton Hood T. C. Hebert W. E. Stark Louisiana Infantry Capitol White House Johnson District of Columbia Great National Union Washington City Coton Fathers of the Republic Union Grand National Union Party Thaddeus Stevens Pennant Andrew Johnson

Venetia Ceded to Italy Amid War News

August 25 reports announce Venetia fully ceded to Victor Emmanuel before a peace treaty among Prussia Austria Italy and Bavaria. Japan Civil War begins per dispatches from Point de Galle via Persian Gulf routes. London financials note firm money market and steady American stocks with specific bond and equity quotes.

PraGevue Venetia Italy Prussia Austria Bavaria Victor Emanuel Japan London Point de Galle Ceylon Persian Gulf Mediterranean Financial United States Erie Illinois Central Prague

Opening Addresses by Ward Perrin Stir Crowd at Convention

General Durbin Ward of Ohio delivered the opening address followed by Sen E O Perrin of New York, secretary at the Philadelphia Convention. Both men launched sharp volleys at the Radicals to a crowd that savored each decisive allusion to John W. Forney. Hon R T Merrick Hon A J Rogers and Major General Heath also spoke effectively.

Philadelphia City Hall Durbin Ward Ohio E. 0. Perrin New York John W. Forney R. T. Merrick A. J. Rogers Heath E. C. Perrin G. A. Custer Merting Friends of Ireland Johnson Thos. Antisell John Brophy Antisell F. McNerbany Dr Wosoncraft California Gen. Rawlings Missouri Louis Schade Rawlings Congress

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