Legislature Reports and Name Change of Universalist Society
In the Senate Judiciary Committee WheSac the laws of divorce may not be altered for the better. A bill renamed the Fifth Universals Society to the Shawmut Universalist Society. House discusses repeal of Savings Banks tax act. Debate on governor’s authority to raise nonresident troops tabled. Convention names Geo A Shaw Boston and Jonathan Bourne Jr New Bedford as Western Railroad directors. Report on fourth page.
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Grief and Duty Urge New Hampshire Voters Toward Unity
A New Hampshire audience faces grave responsibilities as Civil War era leaders urge citizens to safeguard American institutions. The speech stresses unity, proper congressional representation, and the need for harmony to restore the Union, boost peace and prosperity, and guide the nation toward a restored republic. It reflects on civic duty, free expression, and the role of Congress in shaping national policy.
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Congress
Union
New Hampshire
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Mass
Fen
Joan H. Grerce
Rushi
Fort Sumter
Election themes duel over union and loyalty in New England
A broad editorial argues Col George as the loyal constitutional choice in the congressional race. It contrasts Republican Sen tleman and Col George, praises New York Ohio Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania support, warns against radical war policies, and urges voters to back disciplined, patriotic candidates to restore the Union and revive prosperity.
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Public fear over a cavalry captain in New Hampshire
Senator Wilson proposes appointing a provost marshal in every district to probe treason and seize spies, with pay and rank of cavalry captain. The letter warns this would spy on citizens, force compliance, and erase state rights, urging New Hampshire residents to respond boldly in defense of liberty and constitutional rights.
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New Hampshire
New England
United States Army
Military Governors and Union Policy in Louisiana
The article discusses Lincoln’s use of Military Governors including Col. Shepley in Louisiana and parallels Tennessee and North Carolina. It notes Senator Sumner’s fiery opposition labeling centralization as despotism, while radicals show mixed feelings toward Southern Unionists. It stresses the government duty to guarantee republican government in each state amid insurrection or invasion.
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New London Favored Over League Island for Navy Yard Location
A congressional report weighs New London against League Island Philadelphia for the Navy Yard site. It finds New London superior in dry docks and site topology, safer anchorage, cheaper grading, and better water and health aspects, while League Island excels on iron and coal supply but lags in other critical factors. The summary notes two Philadelphia dissenters and concludes New London offers overall greater advantages, with League Island superior on two points and inferior on eight.
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Letter from Judge Parker on Union and Constitution
Reprint of Judge Parker letter urging nonpartisan support for preserving the Constitution and Union during the Civil War. Parker lauds patriotism across parties, cautions against emancipation policy that splits North and South, and calls for a war aimed at restoring constitutional authority. Includes endorsement by Cambridge Massachusetts correspondence dated 1563.
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