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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1861

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The Brute Charge Against Early Patriots in Debate

A Boston Transcript writer calls John Brown a brute for opposing abolition petitions in 1800 while defending the founders who kept slavery legal for twenty years. The piece argues that leaders like Gorham, Gerry, King, Langdon, Sherman, and Ellsworth were not brutes for voting to tolerate the slave trade, and notes Brown’s Rhode Island mercantile success and public service including a role at Brown University.

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Lincoln's Welcome Speech Amid Rainy Depot Arrivals

President elect Lincoln departed this morning amid heavy rain, with large crowds at Newark Newcomerstown Frazersburg Dres den Coshocton and Wickaville. At Cadiz Mrs Jewett prepared an elegant collation. Lincoln urged adherence to the Constitution and majority rule, signaling a cautious path with potential four year review.

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New York News Briefs From Feb 14 1864

New York reports Steamship New York arriving from Southampton with 100000 in specie. Liverpool cotton sales Monday total 7000 bales with weak prices. Wheat and flour prices fall. Consols close at 914 for money and account. Gaeta bombardment continues but garrison fire weakens. Treasonable correspondence found. Patrie denies France aiding Denmark or fleet for Battle. Italian elections favor ministry. Cavour returns from Turin. Garibaldi and Paeris from Naples. Russia orders corps d arme divisions ready for Poland and March formations.

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