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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1864

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Review of the Boston Market Week Ending January 20

Market notes for the week ending January 20 highlight Boston area trading patterns, demand drivers, and price movements. Analysts point to shifts in consumer demand and seasonal factors influencing stocks in the Boston market segment.

Review of the Boston Market

National Democratic Convention Planned for July 4 1864

A National Democratic Committee meeting in New York votes to hold the national convention in Chicago on July 4 1864 for presidential and vice presidential nominations. Delegates per state fixed at double electoral votes. Charles S Belmont chairs. Frep. O Prince secretary. News commentary covers reactions and editorials on Union policy and constitutional principles.

National Democratic Committee New York United States Chicago Illinois Auoust Belmont Frep O. Prince

Resolution adopted by Democratic Congress members in Washington

A caucus of Democratic members of Congress in Washington on the 11th adopted a resolution calling for restoration of all states to the Union. It urges patriotism and statesmanship to end the war and restore constitutional rights to those states.

Speaker Hubbell New York Times Congress Washington Union United States

Senate votes to authorize bank stock investments and new savings bank

In the Senate yesterday bills were reported authorizing Savings Banks to invest in stock of banks under the recent act of Congress and to incorporate the North Easton Savings Bank. In the House many petitions favored repealing last year’s tax on non-resident dividends and a bill was reported incorporating the New Bedford and New York Steam Propeller Company with capital of 150000.

Pictou Sydney St. Domingo Common Cape Java Grand Bank Bay Fundy Labrador Illnois Ohio St Louis Canada New York Gambia New Orleans Calcutta Madras Cawnpore Patna Rockland Portland Cuba NAVAL Lfc Vermont Connecticut Cadiz Turks’ Island St. Croix New England Zallon Muscovadoes Woodworth Bond Young Hyson Hyson George T. Waterman & Co Navy Pennsylvania California Australia Liverpool London Philadelphia Baltimore Senate Congress North Easton

Welcome Home Veterans Heartfelt Boston Reception

The Regiment yesterday received universal admiration as hats were raised and cheers of God bless you, brave men resounded. Citizens from all walks of life expressed joy at the veterans who endured deadly strife for the country. Messages of praise followed them through city streets, while dignified speeches at Faneuil Hall by the Mayor, Governor, and Gen. Burnside were met with cordial applause, leaving the crowd with renewed faith in the nation.

Faneuil Hall Burnside Boston Post Messrs Eorrors Chattanooga War Department Secretary of War United States Courier Stanton Army of the Cumberland Tennessee Memphis Nashville Washington Grant Louisville Rosecrans Ohio Chattanoga Guthrie Albert Meigs Haupt Alexandria Col.at and Ae

Ovation For Second Massachusetts Regiment At Faneuil Hall

Grateful community honors the Second Massachusetts Regiment in Faneuil Hall with a crowded gallery crowd and a martial procession. The touching tribute centers on the regimental flag bearing scarred through battle, and Governor remarks with Mayor and Dr Lothrop among speakers. Burnside receives a heartfelt ovation as veterans depart upheld by loyal escorts and praise for Massachusetts troops.

Faneuil Lothrop Burnside Massachusetts Faneuil Hall

Debates on constitutional paths and military necessity

The piece argues that departures framed as military necessity undermine the Constitution, with Georgia cited as an example of seizing lands and enforcing negro equality. It accuses radicals of using Ashley's bill to justify violating constitutional order, contrasting with calls for restoration and regeneration of rebel institutions.

Georgia Ashley New York Times Yale College

Atlantic Monthly February 1864 Contributors List

The February 1864 Atlantic Monthly presents a contributors page featuring works and authors such as Genius by J Brownlee Brown My Brother and I by J T Trowbridge A Half-Life and Half a Life by Miss E H Appleton On the Relation of Art to Nature by J Eliot Cabot Snow by Mrs Elizabeth Akers House and Home Papers by Harriet Beecher Stowe The Convulsionists of St Medard by Robert Dale Owen Presence by Alice Cary Gla cial Period by Louis Agassiz Bryant by George S Hillard Annesley Hall and Newstead Abbey by Mrs Waterston The Last Charge by Oliver Wendell Holmes Northern Invasions by Edward Everett Hale and Reviews and Literary Notices.

Atlantic Monthly J. Brownlee Brown Brother J. T. Trowbridge E. H. Appleton J. Eliot Cabot Elizabeth Akers House and Home Harriet Beecher Stowe St. Medard Robert Dale Owen Alice Cary Louis Agassiz Bryant George S. Hillard Annesley Hall Newstead Abbey Mrs Waterston Oliver Wendell Holmes Edward Everett Hale

Pewholders’ push for new South Church Green building

A Boston Post letter from January 20 1864 writes of the pewholders society aiming to move quickly on a new church edifice. The Attendant notes Pewholder’s pastor led a recent sermon and suggests the society plans rapid action toward relocation, hoping for a new house before the correspondent’s awareness.

New South Church Green

Robbery at Philadelphia Custom House Stolen Gold Bags

Two bags containing six thousand seven hundred dollars in gold were stolen from the Philadelphia Custom-house after noon on Thursday. The cashiers had deposited twenty one thousand dollars in gold in five bags, placed on a stool inside the cashier’s enclosed space. While the messenger was called, two bags disappeared from the unattended money, not discovered until the total was checked at the mint.

Philadelphia Custom-house Allen

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