Hampshire Election Battle Preparations and Beckt Rejoinder
The report notes preparations for the Hampshire election contest with speakers dispatched to the battleground. It mentions Representative Beck’s rejoinder to Parson Brownlow and references the Marquis de Chambrun in a period tone.
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History of Civil War neutrality and British actions
The passage outlines England's vigilant neutrality during the US Civil War and explains rights duties and the role of ministers Adams and Russell in halting rebel cruisers. It details ship actions Florida Alabama Georgia Shenandoah and notes the government was informed only after departures. Funeral of Earl Mayo stated with plans for tomorrow.
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Buckhout Hanged After Last-Minute Composure at Scaffold
The execution of Isaac Van Wart Buckhout proceeded in Westchester as Gov Hoffman refused to intervene. Buckhout met death with calm resolve after prayers led by Rev Van Kleck and Guelbert, shaking hands with fellow prisoners, and facing the noose with a composed, even hopeful, farewell before the 9 minute drop. The body was later coffin and buried by friends in an Episcopal service.
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Conti Funeral Amid Far-Reaching Imperial Tensions
Charles Evienne Conti, once private secretary to Napoleon, died on the 4th in Paris. His funeral drew many exiled Emperor partisans, including Rouber whose carriage faced threats from furious opponents near Pere la Chaise. Rouher escaped as partisan crowds surged. An audience with Thiers followed as Washburne and foreign ministers met him. Paris police hunt for 60,000 rifles and thirty cannons believed hidden in the city. The Right Centre rejects a coalition with the moderate Right in the Assembly and plans an independent policy.
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Democratic State Central Committee Sees Broad Rally
A special despatch reports a large turnout of Democratic members and prominent state figures meeting in Concorp New Hampshire. They discuss Radical opposition funding and plan to counter with top party speakers including Tarbox Collins Fitzgerald Woodbury and others. Washington contact talks proceed for upcoming canvass.
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Grain Fire Traps Doctor in Mill Collapse
A wind toppled timber at Allison Mills near Sterling Illinois trapping Doctor Wm. K. Palmer in a burning mill. Three others escaped as the wheat and flames roasted him despite efforts to rescue. The mill, valuable and insured, suffered severe damage.
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