Lincoln bill divides Virginia and stirs constitutional clash
The article traces Lincoln signing a bill to carve Western Virginia as a new state, contested as unconstitutional by Attorney General Bates and others. It cites Thad Stevens and Henry Winter Davis criticizing constitutional limits, while Brooklyns meeting voices fear of overreach and warn against revolts against the Union and Constitution. The piece notes press and Senate reactions and warns against cabinet reshuffles to destabilize the government.
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Farewell Address to a Respected Colonel by 20th Mass Guards
The officers of the 20th Massachusetts Veterans Camp near Falmouth express affection and admiration for their retiring colonel. They recall his leadership, discipline, and selfless sacrifices, noting his illness and wrenching choice to rest from command after guiding the regiment through many hard-fought actions.
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Letter on 9th Mass Battery officer draws court inquiry
A city journal letter criticizing Capt Vecchi led Col Guiney to order a court of inquiry. Testimony contradicted the accusations and the Colonel found all charges false. The Captain is praised as a brave attentive soldier and his Battery is said to include young men of high character.
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Messiah Performance by Hartford Beethoven Society in New Haven
The Boston Post correspondent recalls attending the Beethoven Society of Hartford with the Germania Orchestra in Music Hall New Haven for Handel’s Messiah. The 2500 seat hall was filled with an intelligent audience as 100 choristers and a skilled orchestra delivered a devout, stirring rendition praised for its spiritual fervor and technical accuracy.
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