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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1863

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Boston Senate Deliberates On Steamship Incorporation And Rail Proposals

In the Senate yesterday the bill to incorporate the American Steamship Company was ordered to a third reading. An amendment would have provided 10000 for Amherst College Natural History, but the resolve was tabled. Debates continued on Horse Railroad Corporation postponement and Midland Land Damage Company matters with a vote set for today. In the House James Ford and 60 Abington residents urged Metropolitan Police law as several bills faced third readings or further discussion.

Senate American Steamship Company Museum of Comparative Zoollory Haven Natural History Department Amherst College James Ford Abington Metropolitan Police Cushing Midland Land Damage Company Southern Midland Railroad Company

New Hampshire Election frames national fate and unity

A broad summary of how New Hampshire voters shaped the war effort and national party strength. The piece notes Republican gains in the House, possible Senate balance, and the pivotal role of Granite State support for preservation of the Union amid party clashes and abolitionist controversy.

New Hampshire

Boston Market Review for Week Ending March 11

The market shows firmness but limited demand across commodities. Prices for coal, dyes, fish, flour, leather, and sugar reflect a cautious buyer’s market with steady to dull activity in many lines, while copper, tin, and naval stores indicate mixed movement and regional price signals.

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Nationality the object of War in the New York Times view

The New York Times correspondent outlines a sectional caricature of Civil War aims, claiming New England seeks abolition and tariff protection while the West favors free trade with the South and access to the ocean. He portrays New York and the Middle States as seeking a restored antebellum order, with a broader note on national antagonisms and England.

South Gadsden Samuel Adams George Clinton Eastman New Hampshire Ilinois West London Times New New England Tribune School England Massachusetts Jonathan Washington New York Mississippi New Jersey Middle States Europe North Jefferson Davis Lincoln Western Canada Italy France Blackwood United Kingdom John Bull

Rhode Island Convention Nominates W. W. Hoppin for Governor

Rhode Island Democrats adopt resolutions urging loyal support for Governor candidate William Warner Hoppin. They affirm unity under the Union and Constitution and warn against encroachments on government branches. The piece also reprints a home journal note on completion of The New American Cyclopaedia and its industry and cost.

United States Congress William Sprague Democratic Party of Rhode Island the Nations Rhode Island “Constitutional Union State Convention Tress Sune Lesulted William Warner Floppin Pesched W. W. Hopprin Union William Warner Hoppin

Denunciations of Southern Traitors Stir Kentucky Nashville Debate

Gen Leslie Coombe of Kentucky calls for united action against traitors in the South and Abolitionists in the North, urging bayonets and ballots to save the Union and Constitution. The note reflects sharp partisan tensions and public sentiment in the era.

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