Turnday address by Ohio Senate presiding officer
Lieutenant Stanton delivers a sweeping war era speech urging swift action to suppress rebellion, tax powers, and mobilize twenty million freemen. He warns of economic disruption, currency and military concerns, and calls for unwavering unity and impartiality in the Senate. The record also notes foreign diplomacy and Confederate impatience amid mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devernen Ricnton
Stanton
Ohio Senate
Yeserday
Adenttomen
Senate
Notable Washington figures linked to late antebellum affairs uncover intrigues
A fragmented Washington narrative traces Benjamin Benjamin and John Slidell through lavish houses, auctions, and secret liaisons. It notes Betsy in Paris, a high priced furniture sale, and Slidell’s gambling prowess. It also mentions Secretary of State roles, moral scrutiny of Davis, and foreign minister cases near Government House.
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Ion
Kenjamio
Benjamio
Music Tempher
Charleston
New Orleans
Alice
Celi
Paria
Benjamin
Benster
Commodore
Latrobé
Senjatoin
Paris
Aod Thortl
Welles
Bensior Benjamin
John Randolph Grimes
Slidell
Hit
Silidell
Pertsons
Jes. Davin
Brown
Thompson
Pannsylvania Avenue
Mall
Hoeband
Washington
Fanouat
Raident
Wington
Hiv
Nolan
Iran
Emancipated Blacks in Kansas Camp Life and Rebel Actions
A Kansas camp diary describes fugitives fleeing to Union lines with families joining the escort, workers hired to farms at eight to twelve dollars monthly, and the spread of contraband labor. It recounts a night pursuit with Sharpe’s rifle, raids on Pipingville, Butler, and other rebel targets, and reports heavy Confederate losses as Union forces burned homes and captured or killed rebels.
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Weehington
Sri
Hull
Ind
Oftigora
Valdiets
Richmond
Tobageo
New York
Hriende
Port Feory
Kanens
Lane
D & Men
Uberty
Kansas
Osovola
Parsons
Moors
Fisher
Fish
Kanehe
Ransay
Dluvery
Coumba
Kansans
Montgomery
Sirke
Pipingville
Beoess
Esisnet
Butler
Fort Beck
Enya Missouri
Davie and Stephens favor territorial government for seceded states
A Philadelphia to New York telegraph strip reports that Davie and Stephens support a territorial government for the seceded states and oppose slavery in that region. The piece notes Treasury notes debate, a rumored Cameron resignation, and various Civil War era movements. It mentions skirmishes on Jennie's Creek, a Parrott schooner cargo, and personnel changes in the federal government. The report also includes political commentary about leadership and republican ideals, and a long moralizing insert on creation and knowledge.
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Ubie
Lerae
Davie
Stephens
Webbett
Warnivorow
Vlan
Treasury
Congress
Dodman
United States
Teneriffe
Virginia Honda
Hutchinson
Ohio
de, Sear
Vir
Avousta
Parrott
Balls
Nassau
Mugar
Melanies
Wale Smiley
Bull
Leland
Ball's Bay
Charleston
General Ripley
Cameron
Edward M. Stanton
Meeron
Rusia
Lovinville
Gibson County
Ind
Loninville Hotel
Tadiene
Baaiass Dumars
Louisville and Nashville
D. C
Woodruff
Government Bay
Pomniney
Democrat
Jennie's Creek
Painteville
Second Virginia Cavalry
Bowles
Marshall
Bhawhan
Liem
Preatonsturg
Trpretat
ChiraRo
TeVouns
Garno
Paine
Bird
Taxation and policy debated in a national newspaper
The National Intelligencer discusses the link between government financial policy and public reaction. The piece argues against premature conclusions and stresses careful consideration of wealth creation, taxation, and expenses, noting the need for strong, definite plans.
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National Intelligencer
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