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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1861

Page

2

Boston Patent Fee Circuit Uncertain Yet Dominant

A fragment notes the Boston area fee circuit nearly exceeds the efficiency of three other departments in a factory context. The text is incomplete but implies comparative performance of funding or regulatory circuits in the city.

Adams Speech Praised by Republicans and Patriots

The speech by Hon. Charles Francis Adams earns wide commendation from patriotic Republicans and cross party allies. It argues for peace and compromise, contrasts with demagogic abolitionist strains, and warns against coercive courses, tracing echoes to Chatham and British history while urging unity and restraint amid southern discontent.

Charles Francis Adams Adams Lovejess Gurleya Wer Adame Peece New York Tribune Guy Lincoln Cameron Sewani Corwin Anthony Petty New Mexico Supreme Court

Abolitionist Debates Crittenden Amendment at Faneuil Hall

A Massachusetts spirited crowd at Faneuil Hall voices strong opposition to the Crittenden Amendment. An Abolitionist speaker denounces the proposal as false, claiming the People will never accept the compromise amid the ongoing demonstration.

Magsa Faneuil Hall

Marblehead mourns political crisis and calls for unity

The fragment reviews a Union crisis with calls for conciliatory measures. It references Marblehead, strong opinions, Adams, Wilrons, and Ben Prentiss, debating disunion versus remaining in the Union amid abolitionist tensions and national outrages.

Marblehead Ard Adams Tuch Wilrons Prentiss Lot Veritas

Fragmented Senate and House Actions From a Distant Session

An OCR fragment outlines scattered legislative activity with references to a bill about an institution for savings, a rejected marble bust, a militia bill, a resolution on services, a committee report for an appropriation, and other legislative notes involving N. P. Banks and judiciary matters.

Senate Incoli Institution For Orde Kansas of N. P. Banks

Half the shares sold in Rao Cole art venture at Williams Everett

The reader is urged to visit Williams and Everett's to buy the remaining shares of a Rao Cole art venture, with nearly half already subscribed. Springfield reports Horace Greeley met Lincoln for hours urging anti compromise policy, signaling appointments and cabinet views while favoring Chase and Colfax.

Mra Cole Messrs Williams & Everett Meesie W. & E Springield Horace Greeley Lincoln Greeley Cameron Chase Colfax Frémont France Albany

The President's Policy from the Washington Confederation

The President shows resolve to enforce laws while seeking union, urging patience over rebellion. He aims to heal rifts between North and South, preserving public property and shared American ideals. Time and moderation will restore peace, earning broad approval for his course.

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Peace Convention opens with Tyler speech urging national reconciliation

The Peace Convention opened with prayer by Rev. Dr Gurley and a report naming Joan Treen as President and J. C. Whent as Secretary. Mr Tyler, briefly presiding, urged unity to save the Union, invoking the voices of Virginia and other states and praising the founders and wartime unity while inviting Massachusetts to join the gathering. The address drew acclaim from delegates across New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania as a call to overcome party lines.

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Democratic Nominations in Connecticut and Southern Union Debate

The Connecticut Democratic Convention nominated James c Loomis for Governor and A G Hazard for Lieutenant Governor, with the ticket largely unchanged. Resolutions defend the Union as a confederation of sovereign states, oppose coercion, call for repeal of Personal Liberty bills, and urge support for the Loomis ticket amid Southern secession pressures. Northern plan for provisional government discussed by Memminger's committee signals potential shifts in national governance.

Montcomery Ala Fen North Carolina Virginia Memminger Connecticut New Haven Con James c. Loomis Bridgeport R. J. Ingersoll A. G. Hazard Enfield Loomis

Texas and secession figures flash across Texas and nation

A February report from Weston Texas notes a statewide ordinance with a 164 to 7 vote and a public referendum set for the 28th to decide Texas fate between joining a Southern Confederacy or forming a separate Republic. Northern Texas trembles as Fort Smith Texians threaten to seize forts in Indian territory amid sectional tension. Virginia reports Wise’s election and various counties choose Southern rights or Union delegates, with secessionists winning in Whitfield and Gloucester areas.

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Military bill passed House arms 3000 volunteers

North Carolina report notes the bill is passed in the House and reorganizes the military to arm 3000 volunteers. Stronger hopes for a federal settlement are mentioned, with Conservatives more confident as forecasts point to a full settlement or possible separation.

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Steamship arrivals and global news from Portland and Liverpool

Three Days Later from Europe reports the Nova Scotian and North American fleets reaching port, with related cargoes and routes via Liverpool Londonderry and New York. It notes Franco Prussian tensions, cotton trade efforts in Manchester, and American vessel registrations to protect cotton routes, plus France naval buildup rumors and China update from Elgin and Grant. It also covers London Times market notes, Garibaldi peace prospects, Toulon arsenal activity, Sardinian camp explosions, and Saesardinian conflicts with prison/amnesty hints.

Portland Fen Nova Scotian Liverpool Londonderry North American Stear New York Kangaroo Queenstown Vigo Lef Bremen Southampton China Thames Manchester America South Carolina Suancuar Lord Elgin Sir Hope Grant Japan Times’ City Bank of England Post Party Friends of Garibaldi Toulon Paris Tagliacozza Canesemare Gaeta Pestu Richardeoon Spance & Co Wakefield, Nash & Co London Rica American Securities Illinois Central Railroad Erie Railroad New York Central Livertool Illinoia Central Railroad Erie Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Llinois Central Hitchigan Southern Railroad New York Central Railroad Tech Reading Railroad Hudson River Railroad Missouri Galena and Chicaco Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Road Chicago, Kur Inten and Quincy Railroad Michigan Central Railroad Soh Harlem Railroad Ohio Southern Chicago Milwaukee Havana Ike Naval Cincinnati Mesa Park Mobile Lie Orlfas Cotes Canada

Debate on Deficiency Bill and Union Crisis in Congress

Amid tense proceedings in the Senate and House, amendments to the Deficiency bill are debated with calls for Conference. President's message and memorials from Maine and New Jersey figures shape the crisis as secession and union remain central themes, with Lincoln's inauguration looming and calls for a peaceful remedy.

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