Inconsistent Views Prompt Officers' Retirement Call
The views of Floyd Cobb and Thompson conflict with their duties as officers of the General Government. Retirement would relieve the Administration from embarrassment. The President’s policy favors conciliation and forbearance, and adopting a harsher course would reflect a lack of options to faithfully discharge trusted duties.
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Douglas Speech Praised As Sound National Guidance
The Pennsylvanian lauds Judge Douglas last speech as one of the ablest and best timed remarks by the Illinois Senator. It says nothing in the Senate better matches the country’s current issue with the spirit and principles of the Republic’s founders.
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Senate appoints joint special committee on Governor's Message
In the Senate on Thursday a joint special committee on Governor's Message subjects was formed. The session was brief and unimportant. In the House Saturday at 12 M was set for choosing the preacher of the next election sermon. A large batch of petitions passed, some orders adopted, and two committee reports received. The annual report of the Secretary of the Commonwealth and the pleuro-pneumonia commission report were submitted, with full abstracts to follow.
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How it Works from Mount Haw tey Ill A political quagmire
A Mount Haw tey Illinois correspondent writes on December 25 about hard times since the election. She notes corn prices at fifteen to twenty cents a bushel, predicts Illinois may join the South if secession occurs, and laments partisan divisions. She fears the country is stuck in a sectional quagmire while hoping for deliverance from a powerful engine.
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Report from English papers details the Dinapore mutiny case involving the 5th Bengal Infantry. After court martial sentences, Sir Hugh Rose upheld harsh penalties, culminating in execution for one soldier and life terms for others, followed by the disbandment of the 5th Regiment of Europeans and forced dispersal to Scinde.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market Slumps Amid Low Orders
The Reporter notes prevailing gloom in boot and shoe trade with scarce stock increases. Weekly shipments reached 1478 cases with clearances to Baltimore 230, Norfolk 84, Philadelphia 60, New Orleans 54, Wilmington 6. A 20 pound topaz was found in a river in Russia. An Alton Dr. miser named Lane bought laudanum to end his life after killing his wife, arguing over price with the apothecary.
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Banks and Insurance Firms Wealth in New York Area
The article notes over a hundred New York insurance companies with capital of 19 million dollars and about 2.9 million dollars to stockholders, plus fifty four banks with around 70 million capital, together swelling cash distributed to nearly ten million. It also covers a murder and poisoning case in England, political moves in Virginia, and Charleston harbor conflict with the Star of the West and Fort Sumter, including a flag of truce and reports of cannon.
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The New York Tribune warns friends of a plot to abandon principles. Lincoln accepts Seward as Secretary of State, with hints he will resign his Senate seat by March. Reports from Charleston and New Orleans detail troop movements, fortifications, and preparations as the Union crisis deepens.
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Treasury seeks five million proposals. Thompson resigns
Government Lean. Washieron Jan 10 The Secretary of the Treasury advertises for proposals for five million under the act of December. Bids to be opened on the 1th instant. The President has accepted Secretary Thompson's resignation, saying Thompson was mistaken in alleging no Cabinet conclusion on sending reinforcements to Major Anderson.
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