Democratic Convention Postponed to August 29 1864
In New York on June 22 1934 the National Democratic Committee Executive Committee voted to postpone the Democratic National Convention to August 29 1864 at 12 noon in league. Signatures include Avenst BeELMont as chairman and Frederick O Prince as secretary.
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War weariness and calls for pause amid Petersburg campaign
The public mood shows despondency driven by partisan press hype rather than scientific forecasts. The article contrasts Civil War tactics with Crimean war cautions, questions General Barnard, and urges brave men not to enter costly entrenchments. It notes Grant, Hunter, and Sherman facing strong Confederate defenses with reinforcements on both sides.
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State Courts as Bar Against Federal Power
A citizen urges a state court to decide on constitutional trespass by the President rather than a federal tribunal. The writer argues for independence of state tribunals, warning against federal usurpation, and defends the state system as the guardian of liberty. He questions ongoing executive influence and anticipates the Court of Sessions will resist unlawful federal commands.
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State and Federal Jurisdiction Clash Over Kidnapping Case
The Grand Jury indicts a U S Marshal and aides for kidnapping Arguelles without a warrant. Attorneys Brady and Bates seek removal to the U S Circuit Court arguing federal original jurisdiction and asylum rights. The District Attorney counters with nine points on constitutional limits and state sovereignty.
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Abolition Amendment Debate and Lincoln Critique Marginalized
A historical stance argues for amending the Constitution to abolish slavery while criticizing President Lincoln and Seward for tolerating slavery and delaying victory. The speaker condemns currency growth and praises a harsher wartime approach, citing despotism risk and rebel strength spurred by current policies.
Repeal of the commutation clause sparks loyalist fears
The speaker denounces the repeal as a slander on public loyalty and warns that it would embolden rebellion. He argues the Administration would lose support, while the opposition would exploit the unconstitutionality of conscription to oppose repeal. He asserts the best move is to maintain the entire act of conscription.
War doubts grow over reinforcements and strategy
The Worcester Palladium-Republican argues urgent need for more troops and wiser tactics to avoid a protracted war. It questions current policy and laments frequent risky assaults that risk heavy casualties. It asserts Richmond could have fallen earlier with McDowell joining McClellan south of the Pamunkey. It calls for immediate, not future, manpower.
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