Bold calls for resisting Britain and war with Confederacy
COMMUNIPAW argues the United States must take a bold stand against foreign aggression or become "an insulted, cowed down, bullied and degraded nation." He warns war would threaten constitutional order, urges readiness to fight, and criticizes Washington as capital. He notes the Alexandra affair and laments coalitions, while predicting domestic strife if overwhelmed by two major powers.
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London News from June 27 and Civil War Dispatches
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Army dispatch reports cavalry clash near Boonsboro
Mount TAIN House July 9. No fighting in the A M. Buford and Patrick cavalry clash with rebel infantry in bushwhack style. Our troops fell back then reoccupied ground. Artillery on both sides. Kilpatrick’s death report denied. Front line being intrenched by Lee with trains crossing to Virginia. No likely general battle tomorrow. Signed 25.
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From Vicksburg Camp Inc July 9 rebels retire from Helena. Gen Ogiesby arrives from Memphis reports capitulation terms at Vicksburg require parole for enlisted men while commissioned officers are kept as prisoners. Pemberton gives 12 000 fit for duty and 6000 in hospital.
Union Army advances into North Carolina strikes ahead
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis leads 3d New York Cavalry into interior North Carolina as Gen Foster directs the expedition toward Kingston. The 23d Massachusetts and North Carolina units join the effort while supplies and prisoners are seized. Post surgeon Paris reports improvements in Sanitary conditions and transfers to sea shore hospitals planned.
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