Hunter Proclamation Sparks Abolitionist Backlash
The Boston Post critiques General David Hunter for freeing slaves in Georgia Florida and South Carolina arguing his martial law step oversteps military duty. It ridicules the notion that one proclamation can redefine domestic institutions across three states and questions the abolitionist reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hunter
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Hell
David
Department OF the SouTh
Throw Heap
8. C
Military Department of the
Epwamp W. Smith
N. Y. Times
Hunter
Burnside
Foster
Stanley
North Carolina
Southern Department
Washington
Lincoln
Gen. Hunter
at _t
Invincible Soldiers Hear The Call To Defend Richmond
The camp fires burn as the army of the Potomac vows to carry out its mission despite rumors of evacuation and desertion. Descriptions praise civilian volunteers and the spirit of endurance, noting stores with Union control and a readiness to suffer through rain and mud for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Army of the Potomac
New Kent Court House
Williamsburg
Confiscation Debates in Congress on Rebels and Slaves
The Select Committees in both Houses push bills to confiscate rebel property and free slaves of those in arms or aiding rebellion. House measures seize all estate of Confederates and supporters. another act frees slaves after the act’s passage. Critics warn such laws defy the Constitution and due process, risking tyranny and extended war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
New Kent Court House
Army of the Potomac
Richmond
McClellan
Hooker
Kearney
Williamsburg
Stoneman
Yorktown
Bowling Green
Columbus
Sebastopol
Mississippi
Manassas
Gloucester
West Point
Lee
Missroon
City Point
James River
Navy Department
Congress
Dupont
Farragut
Foote
Galena
House
United States
Senate
Cristreip
Union, Md
Eliot
Public tone argues for restraint amid foreign interference fears
The piece defends a cautious return to constitutional terms over radical leveling measures and rejects rumored Franco-British interference. It recalls colonial era acts against importing enslaved Africans and argues foreign meddling would be a grave wrong, unlikely and unwise.
Union Loyalty Vote Proposes Shanklin For Grundy Delegation
At Grundy county Missouri meeting to pick a delegate for the State Convention in place of Col. Tindell, Col. Shanklin is named as a firm Union man. They vow to vote for no man not known as loyal to the U S and Provisional State Government, opposing secession or rebellion. They urge loyalty to the Constitution amid emancipation schemes in Congress, praising Judges Collamer and Thomas and other Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kellogg
Illinois
Collamore
Thomas
North
Republican Action
Albany
Dickenson
Edward Stanley
California
North Carolina
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
House of Commons
Massachusetts
Stanley
Grundy County
Tindell
Shanklin
United States
Collamer
London
Manchester Guardian
Lennoxs
Tuvrsday
Manchester Omnibuses
South Kensington
Exhibition Building
West End
Crystal Palace
Hyde Park
Duchesses of
Sutherland and
Argyle
Constance Grosvenor
Earl Granville
Lis
Spain
Areo
Duke of
Rianzares
Prussia
Herajesty
Locksley Hall
Syme
Edinburgh
Arles Dufour
Disraeli
Bucks
A Or Majesty’s
Duke of Cambridge
Donhommie
Crown Prince of
Oscar
Sweden
Ee of
Canterbury
Chelmsford
Derby
Palmer
C. Rus
Sell
House of Hope
Wen
Agance
Scots Fusilier
Jane
iEarl Granville
Coast Survey aided bombardment of Fort Jackson
Admiral Porter thanks Prof Bache for Coast Survey team of Mr Gerdes Mr Harris and Mr Oltmans who directed precise mortar positions and chart work under fire. The party's work enabled accurate shelling, naval maneuvers, and the eventual surrender of Fort Jackson after 144 hours of bombardment with seven thousand shells and minimal vessel losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lane
Forts Jackson
aNnd
St. Purfurr
Deak
Coast Survey
Gerdes
Oltmans
Harris
Staid
Fort Jackson
Twiseacres
Elyee
Davin D. Porter
A. D. Bache
U. S. Coast Survey
Bombardment and Evacuation of New Orleans Forts
General Butler recounts landing operations at Forts Jackson and St Philip, detailing boat maneuvers through the bayous, surrenders of garrison, and destruction of rebel vessels. He notes capture of the forts, their defensibility, and plans to push upriver to threaten Corinth. He condemns mob violence in New Orleans and promises punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont & CO
Wall Street
New York
Messrs Rothschild
Paris
London
Frankfort
Vienna
Naples
Canada
Department OF the Gulf
Forts Jackson and Phillip
E. M. Stanton
Mississippi River
Jackson and
St. Philip
Farragut
Fort Jackson
New Orleans
Gulf
Fort St. Philip
Sable Island
Fort St Philip
Porter
Miami
Pass al’Outre
Regisetts
Col. Jones
Everett
Massachusetts Battery
Mameel’s Canal
Wisconsin Volunteers
21St
Idiana
Bayou
Louisiana
Phelps
Forts
Jackson
Harriet Lane
Wietzel
Engineers
Twenty
Massachusetts
Corinth
Pike
Wood
Lake Ponchart
Buell
Sible
Mobile
Lam
Obdt
Benjamin F. Butleer
Duty of Repentance and Resignation in Time of War
Religious meditation decrying national sin and divine punishment amid war. It cites hardships, loss of luxuries, and abandonment of homes as consequences of transgressions. Urges confession, forsaking sins, breaking idols, and prayer for grace to endure and reform with steadfast faith.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman
Weekly Post
Boston
Commonwealth
C. B. Kimvenue
Astor House
Astor Hi Lafia
Lonihek Ave Wicca
Kakyache Ae
B Street
Cornhill
BE. C
Boston, Post
Hoe & 'S
Beals, Greene & Co
Prorietors
Congress Street
THE
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
John Tracey & CO
State Street
Water Street
Broad Street
Is&os
J. Monks
Kentucky
John Preston
Central Street
New England States
Joux Preston
Louisville
Mohal Osti
T. W. Robinson & Brother
Lindell Street
Thomas W. Roprisoy
Grorce L Rosisson
Bouquet Gin
Thomas W . Robinson & Ee
Lindall Street
B. E. Deland
Deland & Snow
Merchants’ Row
State St
Catherwood
Winebrener’s
North Second Street
Philadelphia
Harrington & Lawrence
Ss. S. Pearce & CO
Federal Street
Jamaica
Havana
EL Designio
EL Norte DE EL Recreo
EL Globo
Magria
America
Kages
Concha
Modis
Regalia
Opera
Millar
Regula
Desirabe
der & Estabrook
Sporters
Commercial Street
Iséos TuTh&Sém
Ehrenbreitstein Mousseux
Eh Damos
Eagle Mills Farina
Farina
Pearl Bailey
New York State
de Santiago
C. Y
Sentral
Fowle, Jr
Ernest
Hope
W. 8
Chenery & CO
WM. K. Horton
Sal Goorw & Hex SoLls & CO
W.R. Sawye
S. L. Cochran
Invincible
Eagle Mills
H. C. Thacher
Lew York
Wler & CO
Sargent
OHIO
Epicureans ‘Mills
Fagin’s Best
Harvey Scudder & CO
Mill CO
Richmond Mills
Pat x Dam
Wis
Harvey Scudder &C
Mi6
AN Flour
St. Joseph River
Scudder & CO
Mausaccial
Batavia
Bankers
Mi4
Treasury
M. J. Mandell
Merchants’ Bank
Iseopts
A. W. Greenleaf & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Exchange Place
C. D. Ashley
No. 52
Henry H. Boody
Boot
Iest Street
New ‘York
Bea
American Ch. Bank
N. Y
Tuomas Tropresident Phoenice Bank
Roment Bayan
Heavy
N.Y
Henry L. Richardson, Esq
Poe
John Munroe , CO
Rue DE LA Paix
Pari
Europe
Jans
Livermore, Clews & Co
John Cushing
Bath Street
Pearl Street
U.S
Frubleitt Drake & Co
Bankers Axp Exchange
Cor
Mos
British Provinces
New England
Art of the Union
Baltimore
Wellington Burnett
Henry A. Drake
Eoptr
Burnett, Drake & CO
Eoptr Richards Kingsland
Army and Navy
Wall
Army
Myl2
Panneeters Et Ieee
Brewster, Sweet & CO
Union Building
No. 40
Joux Brewster
Nicholas Hatheway
Cons
A. Swarr
Exchange
Chicago
J. Mason Parker
William Amory
Amos A. Lawrence
David Sears, Jr
Fona Griswold
N. A. Griswold
James B Murray
York
Nothinghamells
Angier, Hugel
Samuel Hallett , CO
Beaver Street
New York City
Norris
Bankers and Brokers
William Street
Brokers' Board
Alfred Locrwoub
Joux B. Norris
Duncan, Sherman & C.O
Corner Pine
Nassau Streets
China
Blake Brothers & Co
Akd
Janis Tf
National, State, City and Town Securities
City of Lynn
City of Lawrence
City of Chelsea
City of Chicago
City of Roxbury
Dupee, Beck & Sayles
Fred. T. Brown
Broker IN Notes
Sterling Exchange and Stocks
Clapp
Fuller
Browne
Nevins & CO
City Exchange
Devonshire Street
Spencer, Vila & CO
ITY
Railway
Sestax Ps
ING
Insurance and Manufacturine
Mining and Land Company
Stock Exchange of
Gilbert Attwoop
Gee
van den Broek Bros. « Co
Fred'k van den Broek
John van den Broek
CHAS
G. Greene, Jr
Esen’r Thayte
York Cit Street
Bayley, Rolling & CO
Insurance
Suffolk Surance
el Caphens
Hilly Street
J. H. Lunt
Epw. Fostsn
Life Assurance
State Mutual Life Assurance Co
Worcester
Isaac Davis
Clarendon Harris
James D. Kent
Wee
Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Edwin Ray
Tessesase WO
istt&TudStf
Charlestown Mutual Fire Insurance Company
City Square
Charlestown
Congress St
D. Kent
E. P. Beacons
E. W. Keres
Istfapis the
Conway Fire Insurance Co
James
Co. D. Rogers
American Insurance Company
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
A. C. Dorr
isW&stt
COAL
Best Incehall
Page, Richardson & CO
Isw
Pictou
Sydney
J. P. Melledge
India Wharf
Janziscopts
MW. Wikslow & Co
W. Freterenx & Co
Cross Street
Seeerey
R. Paetonee
Haymarket Square
Howard Snelling & Co
Lincoln's Wharf
Lewis Audenried & Co
Kilby Street
Westminster Street
Providence
Broadway
Walnut Street
Second Street
Broad Top Coal
Aliso
Hazelton
Spring Mountain
Old Serene
Lehigh
Elizabethport
Sea Coolnes
Broad Mountain
Cumberland Coal
John L. Batchelder
Washington Street
Larberry
Locust Mountain
Scranton
Jesse Tirrell & CO
England
WM. R. Austin
Dritchell
Islm
Joseph Lyon
Winter Street
No. 19
Bedford Copper Company
Joseph B. Glover & CO
Milk Street
William Elliott & Sons
Nazro Bros. & Sweeney
Chatham Row
Vieille Montagne Company
Liege
Gottoms
Bayley
Rollins
State Wharf
Ambrotype and Daguerrean Arts
John Sawyer & CO
EO. Warren
Liverpool
Egent
Charles Pia
Central Wharf
Charles Smith
San Francisco
Messrs Alsop & Co
C.L. Bartlett & Co
Broad St
Holland
PSSA
J. E. Thayer & Bro
Union
Manion
Scotland
Nazko
Brothers & Sweenex
Messa
Ana
Clap & Bro
Sumner
France
Cuba
Africa
Charleston
West India Islands
the Coast Survey
Com. Porter
Bache
National Intelligencer
General Butler
Sholeaat
Ehmar
Huster
Charleston Courier
Cambridge
Prince Consort
Meyerbeer
Sterndale Bennett
Costa
Rayer
Fall Handel
Andel
Conn Tke