Fearless calls to end fraud and pursue Union reconciliation
In a speech to New York supporters, the speaker pleads for publishing enrollment lists to ensure fair conscription, condemns disunion, and urges a conciliatory policy to restore the Union. He defends the Administration yet warns against subjugation and grave risks to the states, calling for unity and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New York
Northwest District
South
Glorious Civil War News Boosts Union Prospects
The Southwest reports Tennessee recovery, Arkansas success, and promising South Carolina prospects. The Southern seaboard is cut off from Richmond as Bragg’s men desert while Grant and Banks advance in Louisiana and Texas. The New York Herald observes dangers in a Confederate attempt on Washington. Meade’s inactivity is termed masterly while ready to exploit opportunities or meet Lee’s forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Tennessee
Arkansas
South Carolina
Richmond
Bragg
Grant
Banks
Louisiana
Mobile
Magruder
Texas
N. Y. Herald
Jeff Davis
Georgia
North
Lee
Washington
Meade
The Maine Election Victory Hope in Democratic Press
The Maine race is described as a pivotal fight with strong Dem and Republican figures. It argues Bradbury could win if reformist sentiment grows, noting past vote patterns and the potential national impact of Maine’s result. The Dover Gazette is cited in support of Bradbury’s likely victory and Republican decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Brap-Bury
Bradbury
Coburn
Jameson
York
The
Dover Gazette
War Steamers and the Call for a Strong Navy
The writer urges immediate action to counter Western European powers with a powerful navy of swift iron clad steamers. He argues for fast, agile ships matching British and American riverine craft and claims millions of American commerce already suffered. He insists vigilance is essential and warns against a passive policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Rip van Winkle
Clyde
Mersey
Potomac
Hudson
Charles
Alabamas
Floridas
The Campaign and the Coming Convention
The piece foresees a vigorous fall campaign with Republicans anxious at a Worcester convention’s unity and strength. It paints Democratic loyalty as essential to the Union, notes Democrats abroad bending to Republican ends, and argues that deserters from Democratic principles do not weaken the party’s national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Pelf
Parve
Massachusetts
New England
Commonwealth
New York State
Raymond
Brady
Dickinson
John Cochrane
Seymour
Maine
Pennsylvania
Forney
Mr Woodward
Douglas
West
Galway Line of steamers defended by agents and locals
A letter defends the Galway Line amid malice and prejudice rumors. Messrs Lawrence and Ryan report the Hibernia carried three cabins and thirty steerage passengers on its first voyage from here. Irish citizens offered support via a banquet, canceled due to time and dock limits. None of the owners or agents are Secessionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Verrard de Ste Anne
Globe
London
Princess of Wales
Dagmar
Czarowitch
Switzerland
William Tell
Rossini
Moore
Ireland
Assommeurs
Interlaken
Aniviers
Balay
Valais
Untersen
Lucas
Sarnen
Hendack
Aar
Rhone
Galway
North
Boston
Hibernia
Lawrence & Ryan
Dashsenger
Europe
Frankfort
London Times
Frankfort Temple of
Lyceum
Ernest of
Saxe Coburg
Mary of
Cambridge
King of
Hanover
Francis Joseph
Italy
New Gospel of Peace and 1863 Review Collage
A dense survey cites The New Gospel of Peace by Lt Benjamin Sinclair Tousey and lists periodicals including Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and the Christian Examiner. It notes articles on disinfection vessels flax history money law and the China Trade, plus editorial praise for Loyalty in the West and reflections on Civil War era events and British defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Sinclair Tousey
New York
Lee & Shepard
Boston
Hunt
Merchants’ Magazine
Wm. B. Dana
Crosby & Nichols
the Christian Examiner
Walker, Wise, & Co
Tertulian
Rome
Yschokke
Henry James
New Orleans
Chicago
Cairo
Leonard Scott & Co
Roger Collan
Wilson
New World
Nott
DeQuincy
Henry St. John
Lord Bolingbroke
West Highlands
Scotland
Sonia
D. Howe
Lancashire
Great Britain
Napoleon
Duke of Wellington
England
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Geeee
Boston Post
Ingle
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman
Weekly Post
Hoe & Company
United States
Beals, Greene & Co
Prorietors
Congress Street
Boston Statesman and
Gov. Seymour
Albany Argus
Gov. Symour
CuHamman
Syracuse
Mnien
New York City
Tren
Northeas
Henry W. Paine
Thomas F. Plunkett
Pittsfield
F. O. Prince
Winchester
Nathan Clark
Lynn
Theodore H. Sweetser
Lowell
Moses Bates
Plymouth
Albany
France
Atalanta
Imperial
Brest
Paris
Seward
Mexico
Havre
Bordeaux
Earl Russell
Alabama
Jefferson
Bramlette
Kentucky
Union
Vermont
California
New Bedford Standard
E. Paige & CO
North Market Street
Jamaica
Commercial Street
Thomas W. Robinson & Brother
Ilindall,street
Barton & Guestier
Brandenburg, Freres
Margaux
St. Julien
Medoc, &c
Bam'l Q. Cochran
Congress St
Lordon Porter
E. & G. Hibbert
Lindal Street
Bass & Co
Geo. Durkee
Thor. W. Robinson & Bro
Willow
Cal
Kenton County
S. Boyle
Idem
Boyle, Covington, Ky
Bowe
John Tracey & CO
Broad Street
Burrough
Hoffman
Curtiss
John P. Kellogg & Co
Seeee
T. J. Dunbar « CO
Washington Street
Hubert Smith
Philadelphia
Catherweed
Chas. Farre
W. P. Winchester
F. J. Tinkham & CO
T. W. Robinson & Brother
Lindall Street
Tomas W. Rospinson
George I. Robinson
J.F. Tinkwam & CO
J. Monks
John Preston
Central Street
Louisville
Tf J. Monxs
Centra Street
Thos. W. Robinson & Bro
Lindall St
Tf Jyls
Cen
W. R. Horton
St. Iyls
Ingleheimer
Customhouse
St. Jyl
Erie
Frank—Base & Co.'s
Allsopp's
Thos. W Robinson & Bro
Lindal St
Eh LL
Eigith
Tinkham & CO
Commercial
Brother -T
Sienmons
Edma Fowler
Avent
India Wharf
Frank
WM. R. Horton
Customhouse Street
Mig
Bond
WM. P. Butterfield
Custom-house Street
J. A. Miller
Miesles
Croton Ale
coptOl
Tisios
Kentuck
Glen Lea
W. H. Walker & Co
Ww. R. Horton
Wilders& Estabrook
Havana
Principe
Wilder
Estabrook
Irginia Incv
James H. Grant & Co
Hiram B. Dickinson
William Greaner
H W. Taylor
W. Atkinson
Washington B. Ross
James M. Venable
T. J. West & Son, Co
Aylor
Pat & Guthrie
Jorkle & Co
Win D. Miller
D. W. Burton
D. H. Hobson
P. H. Jackson
Tiaie Fe Tisen Nes
James Thomas, Jr
Robert A. Mayo
Kegi & Nelson
Blackburn
Wes
M. Langhorne & Sons
Kiddle & McKwaine
Cameron & Crawford
Patore & Riantane
Avensa BO Arrae Every
Duniop
Crawford
McEnery & McCullough
Wasson, McGill & Co
F. W. Rodney
George Miles
David Baker
Saul
H. B. Dickinson
Ocean Factory
Grant & Nelson
Fluvanna
Tasmania
James H. Grant
Pyramid
Gilman, Mallory & Co
Old Dominion
Taylor
Lizzie Bell
Britannia
A. W. Taylor
Sally Lunn
J. W. Atkinson
Pioneer
Lottier
J. P. Williamson
N. H. Thornton
D. Baker, Jr
Thomas
Australia
Tf Fisher & CO
Central Wharf
Q. J. D. Ester
Ehrenbreitstein
de Johannisberg
W. RK
Horton
Olland
William R. Horton
Johannes
Rotterdam
Rice & Davis
Fisher & CO
Fhaerrison Loring
City Point
Loring
America
Beiler
Hartford
Marlano
Tremont Safe and Machine CO
Anson Hardy
Chas. Burley
School Street
Janlo
W. B. Thomas
Pew Wheat
Saxon
Alfred Winsor & Son
Long Wharf
W. B. Reynolds & CO
Commercial Wharf
Notton
RICE
Yvabeen & CO
State Street
Liverpool Packers
Liverpool
Vivian
Gouthern
Charles Smith
J. P. Townsend & CO
Larkin, Stackpole'e CO
Sehr
Bessie
Halifax
Long Whart. Au
Packerel
Nov Scotia
Wise & Russell
Street
Estern
Harvey Scudder & CO
Commercial St
Sprague & Tappan
Oe Street
N.S
Norn Meal
Bbis Marsh
Fairfex
I. P. Townsend & CO
Cochituate Water Board
Galway Line
NEW Publications
Sovereigns
Patti
Austria
Hapsburg
Bavaria
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