Abolitionist Clash Roils Massachusetts Politics
The Worcester convention era, anti abolitionist factions push for a constitutional party. The piece attacks radical leaders like Sumner and Wade, praises Hannibal Hamlin’s pototo cellar image, and argues the Union must restore the Constitution while opposing forced racial policies. It condemns Vallandigham’s seizure and calls for political reckoning.
Democrats of Massachusetts Convene in Worcester September
The Democratic Party calls all citizens to assemble in Worcester on Thursday September third at 10 A.M. to nominate state candidates and select four delegates at large to the national convention. Representation is one delegate per city or town plus one for every twenty five votes cast for the Democratic governor candidate. A special train from Boston at 9 A.M. will return after the convention. round trip fare is one fare.
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Worcester
Sumner
Whiting
Garrison
Hell
Union
Wade
New York
Lewis Cass
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Illinois
Brough
Marietta
Crittenden
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Congressional
Colonel Anderson
Vallandigham
Ohio
Mr Vallandigham
Lincoln
Pugh
Arrison Soring
Point
Boston
Loring
City Point
America
Beiler
South Carolina
U.S
Joseph Smith
Tuttle Names Union Loyalty in Iowa Gubernatorial Bid
The document quotes Mr Tuttle as saying he supports the Union without condition and favors unconditional submission of rebels to U S government. It critiques the interpretation, arguing he would rest politics on constitutional authority rather than Administration dictates and compares to Wendell Phillips.
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Tuttle
Iowa
United States
Confederate States
Wendell Phillips
Military manpower debate over New York troops in the war
General Meade says only numbers can win. forty thousand veterans remain in New York City, seen as unnecessary if adequate forces are elsewhere. A New Yorker notes New York’s volunteer corps protected Pennsylvania’s defense, raising questions about withdrawing troops from the field as calls for victory rise. Authorities are urged to avoid keeping large forces idle.
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Meade
Lee
New York City
Boston
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio Election Speech Draws Lines on Abolition and Secession
In St Marys Ohio on August 15 Mr Pugh argued there is no essential difference between Abolitionists and Secessionists, only geographic. He asserted a crusade against slavery would turn a non slaveholding preacher into a Secessionist in slaveholding states and vice versa, depending on location.
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St. Mary’s
Ohio
South
North
Peace on any terms that spare the Union
The Raleigh Standard urges peace in North Carolina through reasonable terms and cites the New York Tribune praising such words. It condemns radicals in the Administration for pushing endless war, calls on honest men to shun those who advocate emancipation amalgamation confiscation and bloodshed.
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Raleigh Standard
North Carolina
New York Tribune
South
Improvements on Bach Bay propose new cross streets
Commissioners Preston Davies Slade Francis and Ross report to Boston on Back Bay street directions and sewerage. They favor three main avenues Columbus Huntington and extension of Boylston linking Park Square Chester Park Roxbury with Tremont Washington Beacon Commonwealth to improve access and align with rail lines.
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Washington Streets
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Dedham
Roxbury
Providence
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Back Bay
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M. D. Ross
Boston Water Power Company
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Archduke Maximilian Viewed for Mexican Crown Acceptance
Madrid journals discuss Maximilian’s possible acceptance of the Mexican throne with the Memorial Diplomatique article outlining Austrian reasons for crown. Paris Moniteur notes Mexican Notables voting the scepter to him. Vienna reports a planned journey to visit Napoleon III. Archduchess Charlotte reportedly to accompany him.
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Mexico
Maximilian
Austria
Memorial Diplomatique
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France
Charlotte
Competing European Views on Maximilian Nomination in Mexico
The London Times notes diverging Spanish journals on Archduke Maximilian. Regeneracion hints at Spain France and Austria negotiations for a Mexico Empire. Correspondencia says Spain has set its policy. Pueblo warns of French influence and U.S. filibusters endangering the Antilles. Epoca accepts the empire move but laments not backing a Spanish prince.
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London Times
Archduke Maximilian
Regeneracion
Spain
France
Austria
Correspondencia
Pueblo
Mexico
America
Spanish Antilles
Epoca
Council of Notables of
Maximilian
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