Controversial Council debates on mission work and faith
The council debated open preaching, funding for Western and Southern missions, and evangelization. Clergymen urged volunteers for neglected regions, praised the Sanitary Commission, and discussed England's stance toward the Union. A division over lay preachers and a declaration of faith sparked lengthy discussion, then adjourned for the day.
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Veterans Return Parade in Quincy Honored by Citizens
Citizens of Quincy organized a formal reception for returning soldiers with a noon procession led by police, chiefs, bands, and fire brigade units. Veterans were celebrated at the stone church with music, a prayer, and remarks by Josiah Quincy, followed by a town hall luncheon and speeches.
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Not Guilty for Shop Breaking Syndicate
Garrett Ryan, Thomas McManus, Pat Condon, Wm Edwards, Cornelius Callahan, Daniel Kelaher and Benjamin Feiling were tried together for breaking and entering a shop and all found not guilty. Other defendants faced various liquor nuisance and assault charges with mixed results. The lamp case cites an 1817 city law on burning light in stables, noted as rarely enforced, ending with the jury being cut.
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Peter Harris
Mary Moran
Thomas Reynolds
Corsican Brothers and The Conjugal Lesson at Boston Museum
The Boston Museum featured Corsican Brothers with a newly added fourth act and strong audience reception. Performers L R Skewell as Fabian and Louis Dei Franchi impressed, with Fabian and Louis Dei Franchi’s double act central to the plot. The Highland Capets from Highland School Worcester delivered a military style arms display at Boston Theatre under Capt. Dewey. Gilmore's Band provided the music.
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South Carolina Delegation Arrives in New York to Meet President
Dr Mackey of Charleston denounces the visiting South Carolina secessionists as rebels and calls their arrival an outrage. The delegation carries aims to secure a plan for freedmen labor relations under Johnson, proposing half-crop profits for workers and guaranteed continuous labor. They acknowledge abolition, claim slave owners freed themselves with emancipation, and pledge future loyalty to the Union.
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New Georgia Governor Named in Reconstruction Plan
Washington reports Hon James Johnson named Provisional Governor of Georgia. He adopts strong Union stance and will inform Georgians of their status and how to reorganize local government. Also notes Charleston tax payments, Mississippi squadron reduction, and possible Supreme Court successor mentions.
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South Carolina Provisional Governor Choices and Postwar Notes
The Herald reports South Carolina loyalists favor Ex-Governor Aiken for Provisional Governor, with Gen Gurney as second. Trenholm, former Treasury Secretary, is arrested in Columbia and confined in Charleston. Charleston rebuilds the burnt district as wholesale traders clear stock. A heavy mortality among Charleston's Black population is noted, and Admiral Dahlgren is set to sail north promptly.
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Edmund Ruffin Dies by Own Hand in Virginia
Edmund Ruffin, famed for firing the first gun on Fort Sumter, is dead near Richmond after shooting himself. A memorandum attributed by the Richmond Republic quotes him saying he could not live under the United States government and preferred death to remaining.
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Navy prepares League Island for ironclads arrival
Under Navy Department orders League Island was visited to ready the facility for iron clads, with several monitors from the South Atlantic Squadron seen in the stream, including the iron clad Monadnock.
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