Manchester Meeting Echoes Strong Antiwar Condemnation
The Boston Post reports a large public gathering in Manchester on Thursday the 19th with about two thousand attendees. Lewis W. Crank presided and urged citizens to uphold the Constitution amid wartime strain, introducing Col. John H. Groves who delivered a partisan address denouncing abolitionism and warning against emancipation measures and a 150,000 negro troop program.
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War politics and peace prospects dominate state legislative notes
Senate debates a railroads bill for passenger baggage liability and House actions include divorce and probate measures. A mixed tone column analyzes wartime loyalties, southern sentiments, and calls for constitutional peace, citing national unity risks and public opinion, with Atlantic Monthly reviews.
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Home for Aged Men reports financials and staff
The second annual report shows 19 inmates and beneficiaries. Total receipts 648,255 with 577,191 invested and expended, balance 71,064. Corporation holds 286,269 invested as a permanent foundation. Directors include notable city names. the Home operates under a Superintendent ensuring welfare, order, and comfort, inviting donations to support this city institution.
Chauncy Hall School Celebrates 35th Annual Report
The Chauncy Hall School in Boston releases its thirty-fifth annual report. More than a hundred and fifty graduates serve the country, reflecting high merit and strong discipline. The school introduces regular drill with bayonet exercise and gymnastics, conditioning students to join military units if needed.
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Opposition to a States Convention and 1864 policy aims
The New York World argues against a national convention of states as premature and ill advised given the rebel nations. It urges the opposition to focus on defeating misused legislation and preparing a constitutional platform only when in power, noting regional differences and future policy depends on wartime conditions and the government’s status.
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