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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1863

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Illinois Resolves Back Union and Constitution Loyalists

In the Senate the Agriculture Committee reported against changing dog licensing laws. the Midland Land Damage Company bill advanced. House action moved on compensation for commissioners, while milit ia officers debate constitutional amendments. The piece lauds Stephen T. Logan and other supporters as loyal, contrasts copperheads, and notes New Hampshire Conservative prospects and cultural notes.

Senate Committee On Agriculture Midland Land Damage Company Cattle Commission E. F. Thayer

Illinois and the Peace Movement in the Civil War Era

The article defends a constitutional peace basis while condemning radical press attacks on supporters of peace. It cites Illinois as loyal and united in restoring national authority, contrasts regional views on emancipation, and argues for restoring all states to the Union without disunion.

Harpers New Fifth Avenue Eastman Johnson Kensett Huntington Gray Baker Hall Coleman Hazeltine George H. Smillie Hart Laz Rise &T Illlinois Illinois Kentucky New York Indiana Ohio New Jersey Union Congress West Northwest Conway Kansas Confederacy Vallandigham Massachusetts Lincoln Jeff Davis New England Samuel United States Senate Washington Fessenden Clark N. H Harris N. Y Chandler Powell Secretary of the Treasury Maine Secre al Sreaeens Davis Gry

Emancipation Proclamation Row Sparks Press Debate

The New York Tribune critiques Gen Banks order as uncreditable and argues it undermines Lincoln's proclamation by letting officers deter slaves from leaving employers or returning by force. The piece notes the plan to teach freedom as non license and labor for wages, while predicting possible slave returns to masters.

The New York Tribune Gen. Banks Lincoln South Boston Post New York Wall Street Laura Keene John Wood Speke Miss Bateman Leah Niblo’s Edwin Booth Winter Garden Wallack’s Barnum’s Grau Max Maretzek Havana Dodworth Academy 71St Regiment U.S.M Bull Run

Forney Praises Loyalty and Subservience to Lincoln

The text portrays Forney praising unwavering loyalty to those in power, equating loyalty with devotion to the President and the state. It denounces the notion of divine right and suggests extreme subservience could lead to crown-like adulation of Lincoln, depicting servility as dangerous.

Forney Abraham Lincoln

Five Hours of Desperate Fight Aboard the Harriet Lane

Officers and crew defended the Harriet Lane with determined effort after an attack at 3 am and boarding at 5 am. The flag of truce was not raised until 8 am, and observers say aid might have saved the vessel if it had arrived earlier. The article questions why assistance did not reach the ship.

Harriet Lane

Henry Lee Jr Defends 1863 Military Equipment Purchase

In a February 13 1863 Massachusetts Executive Department letter Henry Lee Jr A D C defends a 10 000 English equipment order. He asserts authority for the order speed for troops, better design and lower cost, with 7600 issued and 2400 stored awaiting legislative action.

Col. Lee Crowninshield Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Lboston Cuaries G. Grerin Esa Boston Post Henry Lee, Jr A. D.C

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