Democracy and the Union in Abolitionist War Debate
A polemic defends the Democracy as pro Union and constitutional causes, condemning The New York Times and abolitionist press as falsehoods about disunion. It cites Horatio Seymour, Wadsworth, and press leaders, arguing Democrats oppose secession and back the war to preserve the Union.
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Abolition Press
Munchausen
N. Y. Times
Times
New York
North
Union
Democratic Party
New York Times and Tribune
Boutwell
Wadsworth
New York Times
Horatio Seymour
Seymour
Wapsworth
Congress
The
Tribune
Fortifications of Vicksburg and the siege details
In camp near Vicksburg on May 19 1863 a Cincinnati Commercial correspondent describes the city’s rear fortifications a seven mile line of forts with fifteen foot ditch and cotton bale revetments and rails hidden beneath to deter storming parties. He notes rugged terrain around the city impeding troops and mentions evacuation of Haines’s Bluff on May 17 and a sham battle on the 19th.
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Cincinnati Commercial
Vicksburg
Grown
Mississippi
Grant
Big Black River
Walnut Hills
Gibraltar
Haines’s
Big Black
Sherman
Admiral Porter
Grand Gulf
Haines
Fort Donelson
McPherson
Burg
Jacks Vicksburg Court
Logan
John E. Smith
John D. Stevenson
Stevenson
Humber
7Th Missouri
3D Brigade
Ord
Collins
81St
Illinois
32D
Ohio
Quinby
Smith
Boomer
26Th
Missouri
McClernand
A. J. Smith
Col. Landrum
Burbridge
Landrum
Osterhaus
77Th
Kentucky
48Th Ohio
16Th Indiana
Intom Fort
48Th Indiana
Carr
Anle
Dari
McArthur
Thayer
Steele
Iowa
Genair
William Trogden
Company B
St. Missouri
Blair
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Maritime Freight Rates and Precious Metals Prices Summary
The report lists metal prices including Mexican and American Gold and Doubloons around 2350 to 2375 for coins. It notes bullion and sovereign values, and specifies moderate Liverpool sea freight rates with firmer prices, plus London rates for heavy goods and flour. Coal freights from Philadelphia and Baltimore are noted at $20 and $3 per ton respectively.
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London
Com 7
John Pickersgill & Son
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston Market Review Notes Steady Prices Across Commodities
The market shows steady demand with pot sales at mixed prices, coal and coffee markets flat, and broad activity in groceries, naval stores, and provisions. Steel and metals trade shows moderate demand for sheath copper and iron, while grain and fibers report dull to fair activity with varied price shifts.
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Navy
Iba
Nau. Hay
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Kentucky
Newcastle
Pictou
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Manila
Virginia
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Maracaibo
Montevideo
Cocoa
Wwernambuco
Dry Y Saltea
Para
St Domingo
jPorto Cabello
Surinam
Rio Grande
Porto Rico
California
St. Domingo
West India
Porto Cabello
New Orleans
Calcutta
Buffalo
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Adawmaniine
St. Domingo Common
Hall & Hildreth
St. Tage
Cape
Java
Rio
Rio, Ses Swe Aim Ecuneahcoaon
East India
Haddock
Oool
Choice
Ilinois
Southern Ohio
St Louis
Canada
Southern
Malaga
Smyrna
Northern
Buenos
Rockland
Cuba
New York
A. P. Penniman
P’roduce
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Connecticut
Ohio
Rochelle
Holland
St. Croix
New England
Bond
John A. Emmons
Cuba Muscovado
Davon Doen
Aera Asus
Woodworth
Oneida
Hyson
Freig California
Australia
Hunter and Confederate Retaliation Warned By Boston Press
The Boston Post criticizes Republican papers over General Hunter's threats to Jeff Davis. It argues retaliation should be publicly sober and dignified rather than rash and sensational, noting a possible reciprocal hanging of Confederate soldiers if black soldiers are executed.
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Col. Mather
McClernand
Secesh
Champion Hills
Joe Johnston
Missouri
Hunter
Jeff. Davis
Suppression of Chicago Times Shows Martial Authority Supremacy
The piece laments martial control in Illinois where soldiers with fixed bayonets seized a Chicago newspaper. It denounces the governor as a Washington Major General and claims civil law and state constitutions have become nullities under military edict. It warns against despotic power in loyal states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times
Illinois
Washington
Times change as papers defend the Union line
In the article the Times shifts to admit that the Democracy support the Union. It rebukes Copperhead charges and urges other presses to stop labeling dissenters as disloyal. The text recalls Jackson era nullification and emphasizes preserving the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Times
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