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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Worcester
Joseph Smith
C. O Morse
Tdemocratic
Commonwealth
Boston
National Treasury
Europe
Great Britain
England
United Kingdom
Congress
Chase
Elder
Loyal States
United States
America
Grover B. McClellan
East Tennessee
Rosecrans
Chattanooga
Bragg
Upper
Georgia
Virginia
Cumberland Mountains
Knoxville
Buckner
Tennessee River
Polk
Little
Washington
Rhea County
Kinston
Harrison
Burnside
Tennessee
Loudon
Bridgeport
Signal Corps
Army of Tennessee
Army of Virginia
Mississippi
London
Confederacy
Central Mountains
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.
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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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Iowa
New York State
Michigan
Mediterranean
Cape
Canada
California
Australia
Liverpool
London
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Soadwin
Russia
Osnaburgs
Peru
Camden
Brimstone
Roll
Thomaston
Aml
India
Turkey
Senegal
Meas
Isinglass
Honduras
Ambros
Havana
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Trinidad
Porto Rico
Nutgalis
Surinam
Boston
Sugar House
Cuba
Wilmington
Otto Rose
Do. North Co
Pgal
OAKUM
Sage
Pest
Iss
Senna
Alex
East India
Olive
Sicily
Straits
Bengal
Natrona
Manila
Logwood
Campeachy @ ton
St.Domingo
Drya
Fustic
Ai iBedo
lWi
Marcaibo
Nicaragua
Lima
Vermijion
Trieste
Bay Chaleur
Paris
Bay of Fundy
Southern
Estern
St. Louis
Choice
Choice Eastern
Mork&Chiofair
Spore Dairy
Illinois
Ohio
York
Wisconsin
Nova Scotia
Malaga
Jackson As
St. Abes
Calcutta
Tonka
Sumatra
Kentucky
Jamaica
Ion
St. Domingo
Kriesler A. Selette
Brand Marsie
Ingham
Babin & Kenan
Westhunee Bordeaux
Colli
Florio
Pico
Dabney
Real Oporto
Atalonia
Unos Ayres
England
Saxony
Jerman
New Orleans
Brazil
Brown
Holland
New York
Sumac
Virginia
Richmond
Augusta
Savannah
de Am
Cincinnati
Hyson
Canton
Picton
Sydney
Halli & Hildreth
Do Cape
Java
Bond
St Domingo
Grand Bank
Bay Fundy
Prince Edward's Island
Halifax
Genesee
Buenos Ayres
Gambia and
Bissau
Orinoco
Rockland
A. P. Penniman
Cuba Muscovado
Cuba Sour
Rosin
Vermont
Connecticut
Castile
Rochelle
St. Croix
New England
John A. Emmons
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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Detroit Free Press
Border State
Democratic Party
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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Tutthés
Democrats
Iowa
N. H. Patrit
James M. Tuttle
Grant
Tle
Shiloh
Fort Donelson
Des Moines
St. Louis
Tuttle
Col. Stone
Free States
Democratic Party
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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Mississippi
London Times
Russell
Times
Washington
Stanton
Bull Run
Dr Mackay
New York
Mackay
The
London
Mariotti
Gen. Hooker
Potomac
Jenkins
Titcomb
Follawsbee
Buckingham
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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Tremont Houser
Guicaco
Ava
Chicago
Corporation of
Lake Michigan
New England Enterprise
Michigan
New York Bowery
Boston
Blackwells Island
Tremont
Sherman
Gage
Gages
Addison Gage
Tremont House
Boston Post
Boston Republican
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.
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Richmond Enquirer
Beauregard
Fort Sumter
Morris Island
Gilmore
Charleston
Libby
Belle Isle
Gen. Gilmore
Mobile
Fort Delaware
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Boston Statesman
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EMI
Hee & Company
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Beals, Greene & Co
Prorietors
Congress Street
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
FE. Paige & CO
North Market Street
St Croix
Ve&y Ring
Is&ostf
J. Tingham & CO
Commercial Street
Bouet” Holland
Gale
Thomas W. Robinson & Brother
Barton & Guestier
Brandenburg, Freres
Margaux
St. Jusien
Medoc
Bam'l Q
E. & G. Hibbert
Lindal Street
Bass & Co
Geo. Durkee
Thos. W. Robinson & Bro
Ub Lindall Street
Willow
Kenton County
Boyle
Covington, Ky
John Tracey & CO
Broad Street
Is&os
John P. Kellogg & Co
T. J. Dunbar « CO
Washington Street
Brobert Smith
Catherwood
Fa Farre
W. P. Wee
F. J. Tinkham & Co
W. Robinson & Brother
Lindall Street
Thomas W. Ropinson
I. Robinson
Jeu
J.F. Tinkham & CO
J. Monks
John Preston
Central Street
Louisville
Tf J. Monks
Centra Street
Ame
Aerate — Herry
Anni D. Torrey
Cadiz
WM. R. Horton
Customhouse
London Stout
Frank—E. & G. Hibbert's
Duckworth’s
Il Lindal
Nlaret
W. R. Horton
St Iyla Aerman
Ingleheimer
T. R. Horton
J. A. J. Molet
Dan'l Visser & Zonen
Schiedam
BLAKE
Central Wharf
Bark Frank—Bass & Co
Allsopp’s
IL Lindall
W. P. Wing
Chester
F.J. Tinkham & CO
Vand Il Lindau Street
I. D
Diamond
Jesse Moore
Chlards & Sons
State Street
James Collins
John Taylor & Sons
Albany
H. Souther
Beach
South Street
WM. Underwood
Winnes
Turin
Vermouth
Bouche Fils & Co’s
Carte Blanche
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Niagara
Cabanas
Opera
Aginia Onc
Lule
James H. Grant & Co
Hiram B. Dickinson
William Greaner
A. W. Taylor
J. W. Atkinson
Wisninges B
James Thomas, Jr
Robert A. Mayo
Grant & Nelson
P. A. Blackburn
John H. Greaner
Watson
McGill & O
F. W. Rodney
George Miles
David Baker
J. Eh
P. H. Jackson
Hair & Dyson
Hi. B. Dickinson
Ocean Factory
James M. Venable
Tasmania
James H. Grant
Globe Factory
Diadem
Pyramid
Gilman, Mallory & Co
Thomas
Obacco
Fisher & CO
Glen Lea
Customhouse Street
Olland Gin
William R. Horton
Per Johannes
Rotterdam
Hock
M. R. Horton
Q. J. D'Ester
Johannisberg
Rudesheim
Branneberg
Hockheim
Geisenheim
Stag
Ar “ Ae
Ehrenbreitstei
Mousseux
Ines
Rice & Davis
J. Weed & CO
Cornhill
Brattle Street
Buckley & Bancroft
Boston & Worcester Railroad
United States Hotel
Kittle
Hicks & Badger
Copper Smiths
Pitts Street
D. N. Skillings & CO
Messrs C. & D. Whitney Jr., & CO
Detroit
Lawrence Barnes & CO
Burlington
Superior
Western
D. N. Shillings & CO
Hilly Street
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Lowell Railroad
East
Cambridge
Copp & Pear
F. A. Steele
Adams Horse
Needham
East Street Place
Mount
Hope Cemetery
Mount Bowdoin
Broad and
State Streets
Grove Hall
Bromfield Streets
Bow Cemetery
Henry Crocker
Newrane
Trenton
Clap & Brother
Commercial Wharf
Best
New Bedford
Dennise
Nan
Newcastle
Pictou
Lackawana
Lehigh
Cumberland
Wetdo
Schuylkill
Maracaibo Do
Montevideo
Pernampuco
Sauea
Para
Porto Cabello
Krio Grande
Truxillo
St. Romingo West
Rio New Orleans
Buffalo
Eacn
Russ Coiton
Do. N. Sable
Bureh
Eglish.com
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Floyd