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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1864

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Presidential Election Our Nation Chooses Peace and Unity

The Boston Post reports a peaceful election with Republicans sweeping Massachusetts and electors while Democrats vote boldly in New Hampshire Connecticut and New Jersey. The piece urges citizens to accept the majority decision, uphold law, and seek national unity under shared Republican and Democratic ideals.

Pitter Charles Sumner Faneuil Hall J Repubicans Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut New Jersey McClellan Democratic Party

Capture of pirate Fhorna reported in port early Tuesday

The capture of pirate Fhorna brought to port at dawn Tuesday is hailed as highly gratifying to the country. The paper laments delayed details compared with other Boston papers and notes Kearsarge officers shared the news with competitors before the Post.

Fhorna Boston Courier Kearsarge

Journal Questions Why News Of Arrival Was Not Published

The Journal asks why the news of the hearsage arrival was not published. It cites the Paymaster of the vessel as a Journal correspondent who did not provide the Post with the intelligence. It rejects the idea that publication was suppressed for Republican advantage as ridiculous to credible readers.

Hooper Washington Congress McClellan Kth Winslow Capt Kearsarge Monitor Hampton Roads Gus Roxbury Mr Rice James R. Elliot John Brown Charles Sumner

The Sators' Fam Opens at Boston Theatre

The Sators' Fam opens this evening at the Boston Theatre with decorated decor and well-placed tables for buyers. Captain Winslow of the Kearsarge is expected to attend as ladies supply desirable articles for a sailors home fundraiser and memorial purchase.

Sators Fam Boston Theatre Captain Winslow Kearsarge

Public reception for Captain Winslow announced

A public reception has been tendered to the gallant Captain Winslow, a merited compliment to a brave officer. The entire community is expected to participate with enthusiasm in the ceremony.

Winslow

Gov Andrew Likely Re-elected According to Partial Returns

Early returns up to press time suggest Governor Andrew is probably reelected. Voters backed his policies in key counties while supporters awaited full results.

Andrew

Hakran's New Montaly Magazine November 1664 Contents

A scanned note lists Hakran's New Montaly Magazine for November 1664 with articles on Arizona locales, biographies, literary critiques, political commentary, and current events. It mentions reviews of Lamb and Wordsworth, essays on home economics, and foreign literature, plus a teaser about the November issue and other periodicals.

Hakran New Montaly Magazigre Arizona Soseacus Alice Shears Hila House and Home Gail Hamilton New School of Biography

Returns From Other States For President Cc

The dispatches record Lincoln sweeping Maine New Hampshire and other states with large majorities while McClellan trails. City by city precincts show Abolition gains and home votes projected toward Lincoln. New York and Baltimore reports emphasize Lincoln leads nationally as returns continue trickling in amid storms.

New York Elizabeth City Radway City Plainfield Cape Island Hatham Township McClellan Newark Morris Union Essex Counties Essex County Cleveland Ohio Indiana Lincoln Cleve Lane Michigan Chicago Indianapolis

Elections in Boston Show Large Turnout and Mixed Tickets

Voters flooded the polls as Massachusetts elected the abolitionist and Democratic tickets amid dense fog and a record turnout. Governor Andrew and the state ticket were re elected by a large majority. The city’s vote topped all prior totals, with 29 250 names on the list and about 20 807 ballots cast.

VOTH Boston Bell Lincoln Douglas Everett Breck Ward Vivsce Accens Suffolk Middlesex Worcester Hampshire Franklin Berkshire Norfolk Etek Bristol Plymouth Barnstable Vasksstspeane SG Ererere Steevtee Tincoln Donglas Broek Hindlesex Cotnaie Svasries Derwaes Tie Hoor Norfol Nantucket S. Sanders Eeeewre Andrew Beach Charles Ww Homer Douglas Democrat Lawrence Bell Everett Butler Breckinridge Democrat James Aaher Pete Eter Overnor Scat Ward Les Sastre Weil Ward Aaron Aevihveren Total Gheiben Portland Auagusta McClellan Yarmouth Winthrop Bangor North Yarmouth Met Islands Abo Gain Kittery Seeseene Richmond Wenaweke Brunswick Kh Gorham Porttland Cony George B. Loring Salem Massachusetts Congress Jefferson Madison Andrew Jackson Messrs Hooper, Nash and Bailey Edward Everett Alexander H. Rice Rice Chelsea Washington Jackson Liberty Union Republican Abolition General Court

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