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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1863

Page

1

Democrats of Massachusetts Convene at Worcester on Septem ber Third

The Democratic State Convention to be held in Worcester on Thursday September 3 at 10 o clock A M to nominate candidates for State offices and elect four delegates at large to the National Convention. Basis of representation is one delegate per city or town plus one for every twenty five Governor votes. Special train from Boston to Worcester at 9 A M on convention day return after close.

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Debt and Resources of the United States analysis

A Philadelphia pamphlet review outlines William Elder's Debt and Resources of the United States, comparing U.S. and British debt, noting May 1 1863 figures, interest rates, and per capita debt, and arguing for gradual taxation and eventual debt extinction while condemning political corruption and urging public action to nominate a reformative leader like Grover McClellan.

Wm. Elder Philadelphia Great Britain United States Buchanan

Review of the Boston Market for the week ending Sept 2

The market report covers Boston prices across commodities from ashes and coal to coffee and sugar. Notable figures include copper sheathing at 25 27c, Western superfine flour at 475 5, fob. Coffee demand limited with 400 bags Cape to New York at 24 42c, and codfish and herring sales amid steady to dull activity.

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Border State Platform Seen as Best Basis for Union

The Detroit Free Press argues that the Border State Platform, representing Union men from border slave states, offers the most feasible ground for party unity to restore peace, the Union, and the Constitution to the country in the present national condition.

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Iowa Democrats rally around Gen. Tuttle for governor

The piece defends Gen. James M. Tuttle as a Democratic candidate trusted by soldiers and citizens alike. It praises his Civil War record at Shiloh and Fort Donelson, portrays him as misunderstood by abolitionist presses, and argues Iowa Democrats seek Union without forcing slavery’s immediate end, urging confidence in party principles and victory, with warnings against abolitionist interference.

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Our Own Correspondents and the Penny Press Legacy

The piece praises diverse newspaper correspondents known as Our Correspondent. It highlights their courage and skill in war reporting, noting their early anonymity, and recalls journalists like Mr Jenkins and Mr Titcomb. It praises graphic sea and land battle accounts and mentions risks, even deaths like young Buckingham.

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Chicago as West’s great commercial metropolis and its strange charms

A visitor in Chicago in 1863 praises the city as the future West’s commercial hub. He describes its vast trade via canals and docks, grain pork and lumber flows, wide grassy squares, and rising hotels Tremont and Sherman run by the Gage brothers. He notes German-speaking residents, pale women, minimal boot blacks, and critiques Eastern newspapers and politics.

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Beuregard’s Reply Stirs Charleston Siege Retaliation Plan

The Richmond Enquirer reports Beauregard’s response to Gilmore’s demand for surrender of Fort Sumter and Morris Island. It mocks retaliation in kind and proposes using Yankee prisoners from Libby and Belle Isle as a defense measure to deter bombardment, suggesting confinement in Charleston warehouses to provoke return fire.

Richmond Enquirer Beauregard Fort Sumter Morris Island Gilmore Charleston Libby Belle Isle Gen. Gilmore Mobile Fort Delaware

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