Debates on press bias and postwar reconstruction
A 1866 analysis argues that some political papers shifted with party lines after the Civil War, while others uphold liberty and public welfare. It notes Johnson's break with Republicans and the public pushback against his policies, and praises Unionist leaders from the North and the South for their patriotism and calls for national unity.
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United States
Johnson
Republican Party
Large Union Square Johnson rally draws vast crowd in New York
A September 1866 dispatch reports a massive and orderly Andrew Johnson meeting in Union Square New York with flags decor, temple of liberty stands, parades, and speeches from prominent national figures. The crowd dispersed without incident amid illumination and pyrotechnics, while distant gas jets left the square dark.
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Borror
Andrew Johnson
Union Square
United States
Erebus
French Deserters Reach Mobile From Maximilian’s Army
Seventeen French deserters arrive in Mobile reporting a demoralized imperial army. Each carried fifteen hundred dollars in gold. They recount a regiment mutining after a colonel was shot and two officers wounded for enforcing discipline.
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Nashville
Tenn
Maximilian
Mobile
Bull at sea rescued off Chebeague Island Maine
A two year old bull was plucked from the sea five miles from the mainland near Chebeague Island Maine after being towed ashore. The animal, head clear of brine, was en route to visit its English cousin Johnny when overhauled and brought to land.
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The Provinence Post Appears In New Type
The Provinence Post debuted Monday with a handsome new typeface and an attractive appearance Col Gallup is publisher not editor Thomas Steere still handles the editorial department The Post notes the Phoenix must be content with the present writer even if his pen isn t perfectly tight about politics
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Phenix
Assassination of Col. George Moody in Port Gibson
The Clarion reports the killing of Col. George Moody a Port Gibson lawyer and Philadelphia Convention delegate. He was shot from a window at his Port Gibson office about 10 PM on Saturday night, nineteen buckshot entering head and neck and killing him instantly.
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Jackson
Miss
Johnson men rally for purge of office holders in Massachusetts
The Springfield Republican reports Mr Johnson's pledge to remove dissenting officials draws support from loyalists in Massachusetts. Private meetings in Boston and Springfield prepare for the reshuffling and allocation of vacancies. Catholic leaders nationwide plan a Baltimore convention starting October first Sunday.
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Springfield
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Drownep Irishman John Crowley Found Dead at Marine Railway
Irishman about sixty was found drowned Tuesday morning in the dock of the Marine Railway. He reportedly boarded a skiff at an early hour to fetch chips and fell overboard while reaching the wharf. Coroner Cogg eshall's inquest returned an accidental drowning verdict. Crowley’s boat drifted under the vessel on the Railway.
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Coggeshall
Bonne Bouche Tobacco Sold At Wholesale In Providence
A tobacco described as a luxury rather than vice is offered by S. W. Cox & Co. at 29 Market Square Providence R I. The Bonne Bouche is said to surpass other tobaccos in flavor and quality and is kept in Bristol with stores urged to call for it.
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S. W. Cox & Co
Market Square
Providence
R. I
Bristol
Railroad Schedule Change Affects Providence Line Timings
The Providence Warren and Bristol Railroad altered its running times this week. Trains depart at 5 30, 6 50, 9 10 in the forenoon and 2 45, 5 05 in the afternoon. The 5 30 and 2 45 trains connect at Indig Point with Boston-bound services.
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Indig Point
Boston
Divorces Granted in Bristol County Since 1850
Since September 1850 a sixteen year span shows the Bristol County Supreme Court granted fifty eight divorces forty three filed by women.
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Supreme Court
Bristol County
Mrs Sherman Found Dead in Portsmouth Outbuilding
Mrs Sherman aged seventy eight wife of Lev Sherman of Portsmouth was found dead in an out-building on Thursday afternoon. The death is attributed to heart disease as probable cause. She was a sister of Mr Benjaminn Almy of this city.
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