Wiggin Speech in Maine Senate Defends Federal Relations
Hon. Edwin R. Wiggin of Saco delivers a lengthy Maine State Senate speech on resolutions from the Committee on Federal Relations. He supports his positions with ample evidence and argues with power and clarity.
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Edwin R. Wiggin
Saco
State Senate
Maine
Committee On Federal Relations
Wiggin
Troop Movements Near Fredericksburg Amid Civil War Action
Dispatches from the Army of the Potomac describe Kilpatrick’s cavalry gathering 500 horses and 35 vehicles near Yorkton and the Northern Neck. Bridges were laid under fire, pontoon work completed, and a surprise crossing at Deep River allowed Union troops to push two brigades across. Casualties included 5 killed and several prisoners. engineers and artillery supported the crossing as Longstreet’s corps threatened to counter.
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Siege and bombardment updates from Vicksburg and surrounding areas
Reports from Memphis and Vicksburg detail Grant massing guns to strike Vicksburg with 3600 shells in an hour and siege preparations near Washington. Rebels burn gunboat upper works on Yazoo steamer and lines push artillery along the front as actions unfold across multiple fronts.
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Siege at Vicksburg advances as Grant holds off storm
From Jackson Mississippi on June 3 reports confirm the siege at Vicksburg remains favorable to Union forces. The enemy is repulsed in every attempted assault and Gen. Grant is expected to force a breakthrough within days. A storming of the works is anticipated in the next 48 hours.
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Mounted infantry colonel returns from Liberty raid
From Murfreesboro Tennessee June 7 Colonel Wilder of the mounted infantry returns from a raid on Liberty where he dispersed guerrillas, captured 62 prisoners, and seized their horses. Deserters claim Mississippi troops under Bragg mutinous. The 41st has guarded Breckenridge and McCowan divisions now headed for Mississippi, still in front. Heavy firing near Irvine remains unexplained.
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Military district formed under Gen. C. B. Wilcox
The Union established a military district with General C. B. Wilcox in command. A locomotive explosion at Nicholasville Kentucky killed five soldiers and wounded twelve. Also reported is a steamship arrival from Southampton to New York and other brief notes.
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Mormon Denial of Alleged Indian Fight Assistance
A prominent Mormon in Washington refutes a newspaper statement alleging Mormon aid to Indians against California Volunteers. The rebuttal says the cited article rests on respectable authority, including Col. Connor’s official report. Secretary of the Interior Usher has returned from the West.
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