Incompatibility of North and South Civilizations Spark Debate
The piece argues Radicals on both sides push a final split while slavery undercuts any hope for lasting union. It cites Richmond Examiner and New York Evening Post on subjugation and extinction of liberty, urging conservatives to yield to a constitutional union. It also praises Appletons American Cyclopedia as essential national history.
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Democratic Mass Meeting in New Hampshire
A mass meeting of the democracy of New Hampshire will be held at the City Hall in Concord on Saturday July 4 at eleven in the forenoon Ex President Pierce is expected to attend with a large audience to honor the day The aims are to revive memories of the past renew vows to the founders and reaffirm devotion to the Constitution and the Union.
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Radicalism and Treason Accusations in State Debate
The speaker argues emancipation would harm the state and attacks the President with a radical charge of treason against Gov. Gamble. He questions why supporters celebrate radicalism and calls for restraint among good men.
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Wooden guns at Manassas and belief in defenses
Gen Wadsworth testified before the Committee on the Conduct of the War in 1862 about wooden guns at Manassas. He said he saw wooden guns and believed they were positioned as scarecrows, concluding that their presence would not have stopped a rapid push to drive the enemy from the works.
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Wadsworth
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Peninsula
Manassas
Col. Greene
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Gooch
Capture of the ironclad Atlanta by Weehawken at Warsaw Sound
Washington dispatch reports the rebel ram Atlanta captured by the U S ironclad Weehawken under Capt John Rodgers in Warsaw Sound. Five shots fired, two hit. pilot house destroyed, two pilots killed, armor pierced, crews damaged. Escape by Savannah observers noted with scorn.
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Galena
James River
Anchorage
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Milroy’s Defeat at Winchester Tarnishes War Record
Reports detail Milroy’s disaster at Winchester with 7000 troops in the operation. About 1600 reached Maryland Heights and 300-400 escaped toward Hancock and Cumberland. Thousands remained unaccounted for, artillery and stores were lost, and officers faced fierce criticism for the disastrous conduct. Rebels offered a $10,000 head bounty on Maj. Gen. Mikey over harsh policies.
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Governor Seymour shown remarkable executive ability in Pennsylvania mobilization
The N S World praises Governor Seymour for rapid troop deployment and tight War Department coordination. It notes he consolidated competing commands into two regiments in a day and disarmed five hundred mutinous soldiers in northern Pennsylvania, contrasting with Governor Curtin and Washington.
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McClellan Named as Washington’s Hope Amid War Fear
The Times notes public demand for Gen. McClellan as the country seeks leadership while Army of the Potomac troops strengthen. It credits McClellan’s activity and Gov. Seymour’s troop organization but warns the War Department may squander resources gathered for the current crisis.
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Sailors report Tacony captures Isaac Webb and Umpire crew
The Isaac Webb reports being seized by the rebel bark Tacony on June 20 at 84 A M in latitude 40 35 N and longitude 68 45 W, with bonds posted for 40000 dollars. The brig Umpire, Perry, from Sagua to Boston, was captured and destroyed by Tacony on June 16 at 37 N 69 W, with captain, crew, and two passengers aboard.
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