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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1866

Page

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Radical trick to keep Congress in session condemned

Boston Post article denounces a plan to keep Congress in session as a ploy by national representatives to restore peace and prosperity. Critics charge proponents push higher public costs and betray calls for retrenchment and simple government, labeling them hypocritical.

Congress

Italians Fight On Despite Setback And Hope to Free Venetia

A reflective account notes Garibaldi's bold but abortive diversion through Tyrol and the main Austro Italian clash. It lauds Italian courage while warning against overreaching against the Quadrilateral fortifications. Victory remains elusive but Italian resolve to win Venetia endures, aided by future foreign aid and timely reinforcements.

Garibaldi Tyrol Napoleon Victor Emanuel Venetia

National Union gains in South prompt Philadelphia Convention

The piece argues Radical opposition to Southern representation in Congress persists despite signs of Southern readiness to participate. It claims Alabama Georgia and South Carolina plan conventions to appoint delegates for the Philadelphia National Union Convention and asserts the South is returning to lawful Union roles while Radicals fear a political shift ahead of 1870.

Union South Congress Alabama Georgia South Carolina Philadelphia Natrona Union National Union N. S. Evening Post Copperhead Press The Tribune Stevens Sumner

New Naval Apprentice School Aboard Sabine Near Navy Yard

The Secretary of the Navy establishes a school for naval apprentices aboard the frigate Sabine, with 200 to 300 scholars aged 13 to 18. It aims to train capable youths for the Naval Academy, admitting only those with solid character and literacy, under Commander Lowry who oversees selections and instruction.

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Massachusetts Congressmen and fishing bounties under threat

A commentary lambasts Massachusetts members for supporting tariff changes that end the fishing bounty and raise salt duties. The piece argues such moves hurt Massachusetts fisheries, worsen national burdens, and favor British interests while depicting Congress as harming the poor and seamen critical to naval readiness. It also notes unrelated local items and oddities scattered through the column.

Congress Massachusetts Freedmen’s Bureau

Boston Post on Garrison and the Union crisis

A Boston Post editorial laments patriotic citizens failing to support Garrison era demonstrations and the burning of the Constitution. It argues Continental leaders warned against disunion yet Civil War came, partly due to actions of abolitionists, and questions political endorsements and payments to Garrison supporters.

Eorror Boston Post William Lloyd Garrison Webster Washington Adams Jefferson Everett Wm. L. Garrison Union Garrison Massachusetts

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