Contested Washington Municipal Election Highlights Unclear Coalitions
Boston readers see a tightly fought Washington election with no clear party lines. Mayor candidates are Richard Wallach and James F Halliday backed by different factions while ward tickets and vigilance committees mobilize. The new loyalty oath may not bar many voters as all candidates profess Union support.
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North Carolina’s patriotism and path to the Union
Edward Stanley notes North Carolina’s loyal Unionist stance and its measured 18th century push toward independence. He recalls 1775 actions as part of a steady revolution and celebrates the state's role in forming the United States under the Constitution.
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Abolition and Secession Embrace Foreign Intervention
A Civil War era piece notes abolitionists and secessionists both seeking foreign help. It cites Wendell Phillips threatening Lincoln with foreign action, Garrisonians denouncing Lincoln, and Jacob Barker accusing England and France of wanting the war to continue to weaken the United States.
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Retreat to New Orleans and beyond reshapes Civil War battlefield
The article argues Confederate forces fled Corinth to avoid engagement, with Beauregard seeking water and Union gunboats pressing the enemy. It predicts further retreats toward New Orleans Memphis Mobile Richmond and other targets as Union forces advance toward Richmond and the Confederate capital. It notes strong disapproval of Davis and Beauregard for retracting and urges the war to continue into loyal or border states.
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Union Feelings Strong in New Orleans Amid War Storms
In May 1862 New Orleans residents express loyalty to the Union and its flag amid terror and secessionist pressure. An old man voices readiness to die, while observers claim large, enduring Union sentiment despite intimidation and divided public mood.
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Princes Napoleons Private Mission Stirs Paris Power Struggles
The Roman question drives conflict among press, army, and government as Prince Napoleon’s secretive Paris trip raises fears of Naples settlement. A public scandal at a steeplechase sees two rich ladies and two escorts eject lavish fare into a ditch, provoking police reprimands and calls of decadence.
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