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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1861

Page

2

Advertisement and commentary in a 19th-century Iowa paper

A digest of items from the Dubuque Telegraph Herald style column including a local business ad, a map for Charleston harbor offered by Redding & Co, notes on the Alabama flag with seven stars, disputes over Jewish loyalty claims, a reference to George Francis Train and his London speech, a National Intelligencer stance on constitutional remedies, and a family tragedy in Autauga Alabama where a father is killed by his son after a drunken confrontation.

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Crittenden Resolutions debated amid Senate Civil War tensions

In Washington on January 15 the Senate discussed Mr Crittenden’s resolutions with remarks on secession and constitutional powers. Debates touched on the Pacific Railroad bill, amendments limiting corporate acts, and a proposal to restrict the company from acting as a currency broker. Voting split 12 39 on postponement.

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Minority Report and Secession Dispatches Highlight 1861 Tensions

The text notes disapproval of Capt. Armstrong surrendering the Pensacola Navy Yard and reports workers subsisting on rations. It includes a minority view urging adherence to the Constitution and public-property protection. Dispatches claim Georgia will secede by Saturday and Milledgeville could form a provisional Confederate government with a Federal army.

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