Fighting Parson and political feuding described
A lengthy critique denounces partisan rhetoric around secession and plunder in Congress. The piece praises loyalty to the Constitution and highlights a Parson’s memoir anecdotes, including deathbed reflections and a self described as Fighting Parson. It notes the book’s forthcoming publication next week and anticipates broad circulation.
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Confiscation in Congress and Union Wins Spark 1862 Debate
The Boston Post notes broad wartime topics from confiscation in Congress to General Hunter's proclamation and intercontinental strategy. It highlights Andrew Johnson's Tennessee speech, Foote's flotilla departure, and a rising sense of Union momentum as Norfolk, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Corinth, and Richmond come into view. The piece urges duty over faction and predicts great events as the nation nears decisive action.
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Two Parties Divide By Constitution and Emancipation
The speaker argues only two factions exist in the nation a Constitution loyalist camp and a pro emancipation faction using protests of the Proclamation to attack Lincoln Hunter and the war. Loyalty to the Union is urged and voters urged to back Washingtons constitutional rule and avoid partisan rage.
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Confederates and McClellan at Chickahominy clash vivid
A Richmond dispatch reports heavy Confederate and Union pressures along the Chickahominy bend near Bottom's Bridge. The piece notes fierce fighting likely and highlights criticism of leaders while praising General McClellan's troops and confidence.
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Opposition Mounts Over General Hunter Proclamation
The Worcester Palladium and The New York Times critique General Hunter for freeing slaves in the South and enrolling black troops. They warn such moves threaten white supremacy, fear black officers, and suggest recalls or backlash as wartime policy escalates.
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Fighting Parson Brownlow Book Promises Hard Lines and Union Tale
Correspondence previews W G Brownlow's Sketches of the Rise Progress and Decline of Secession with a Narrative of Personal Adventures among the Rebels. The duodecimo volume contains autobiographical chapters and a strong Union defense with blunt blunt rhetoric and vivid sufferings from imprisonment and threats.
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Augusta Letter Candid on Maine Democrats and War
The author reflects on Maine Democrats uniting for the Union amid Civil War strain and criticizes Vice President and Senate members for opposition. It praises Massachusetts leadership, endorses the Preble House in Augusta, notes hotel descriptions, and cites war-related dispatches and a cotton burn order in Augusta.
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