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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1863

Page

4

Minister’s pulpit used for political discourse sparks reader backlash

In Charlestown on June 8 1863 a Rev Henry Ware sermon criticizing emancipation and labeling opposing views Copperheads drew fierce complaint. The writer condemns mixing religion and politics in church and urges ministers to avoid political sermons. The letter argues most loyal voters seek a Union restoring war rather than abolition as the war aim.

Charlestown Nessles Borrors Dr Ellis Henry Ware Gentleman Mr Ware Ware Messrs Union Copperhead

City School Committee Names Teachers and Appointments

The School Committee adjourned after a quarterly session chaired by Mayor Lincoln. Confirmations list multiple Quincy District teachers and assistants across Mayhew Dwight Bowdoin Grammar and other schools. John D. Philbrick reelected Superintendent with $2200 salary. numerous school masters named for the ensuing year. text books report laid aside. secret session followed.

Lincoln Emily I. Tucker Catherine R. Greenwood Quincy Florence Gray Mayhew Sarah E. Crocker Marthe B. Lucas Dwight Artha E. Young Bowdoin L. A. Jobel Blossom Street Elizabeth P. Winoning Wells School A. Pope Georgiana M. L. Evert Bowditch Melissa E. D’arcy Caroline Whitney Georgiana H. Morse Chapman Emma F. Titus Mary A. Gavett Everett Isabella M. Harmon Franklin Ember John Duncan Francis H. Underwood Seth K. Crowell Cerder Aobertro Bigelow Lothrop Latin School Francis Gardner Thomas Sherwin Girls’ High and Normal School William H. Seavey Adams School Hancock George Alien, Jr Lawrence Josiah A. Stearns Samuel Barrett Lyman Hosea H. Lincoln

Siege of Port Hudson Near Certain Fall, Reports Say

A New York Tribune summary from a source tied to Port Hudson describes Gen Banks closing lines and nearing the rebel works. It notes hot weather, heavy casualties on July 27, Black soldiers' bravery, and rumors of Kirby Smith and Sherman, with Union vessels bombarding Port Hudson and several regiments in New Orleans.

Port Hudson New York the Tribune Bankse Kirby Smith Smith Texas Louisiana Col. Grierson Joe Johnston Jackson Grant Sherman Fort Hudson New Orleans Nickerson Clark Michigan Bullock Massachusetts Paine Luli New Hampshire Bean Wisconsin Wrontowaski Weitzel Crayon and Herrin Lieut. Chittenden Col. Smith Zouaves Stone Franklin Attakapas 174T Col. Gardner Banks Washington Navy Fulton 9Th Conn 26Th Mass Neal Dow H. OH. Sterling Broadwer Holesale Boston George C. Goodwin & CO Weeks & Potter

Raid by 2d South Carolina Regiment Reported From Hilton Head

A Hilton Head letter dated June 4 notes a raid by 200 men of the 2d South Carolina Regiment under Col. Montgomery into the interior and back with 1000 contrabands and other property. 5000 more could have been removed with transport. Fifty secessionist dwellings were destroyed. The steamer T. F. Secor burned off Seabrook Island. Fort Pulaski Beaufort and Port Royal ferry now linked by submarine telegraph. The De Molay arrived with the 54th Massachusetts Regiment to join the colored brigade at Beaufort. The gunboat Chippewa reached Hilton Head and reports the Shepherd Knapp wrecked near Nassau. saving efforts failed.

Hilton Head New York South Carolina Montgomery T. F. Secor Seabrook Island Fort Pulaski Beaufort Port Royal Ferry

Resignation Rumors Hit Army of the Potomac Command

A Washington despatch reports Gen. Stoneman may resign the cavalry command with Gen. Pleasanton to succeed him. Another dispatch notes twenty one regiments moving toward Lee's army from Richmond and North Carolina troops following. Memphis indicates Gen. Harburt may be replaced by Gen. Washburn. Troop movements are described as tremendous and New Orleans warns of Gen. Neal Dow's serious wounds from Port Hudson.

Hooker New York Times Howe Rappahannock Deep Run Bowling Green Erald Washington Desatch Ieanigies Wes Sthuth 6Th Vermont Volunteers Lee 6Th Vermont John Hines Albert Jeffs David Jessmere Nahum Potter J. G. Raistrich Joseph K. Averill Richard O'Neal Truman Lewis John King Henry C. Anthony Dana Cook J.N. Wood Wm. Mescher Levi Raymond John Russell Leander Picquett Stoneman Washington Army of the Potomac Pleasanton Richmond North Carolina Memphis Harlburt Washburn Wisconsin New Orleans Neal Dow Port Hudson

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