Retirement of General Scott Sparked Political Reactions
The article recounts the retirement of General Scott, noting the emotional public ceremony and the mixed motives of abolitionists and military observers. It discusses the resignation's impact on public opinion, hints at discord over successor choices, and mentions criticism of abolition pamphlets in Kentucky and the political tensions surrounding the transition.
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Weireh
Bethold
General Beott
Beott
Billy Barlow
Scott
Boott
Mazico
Virginia
Washington
WAR BUDGET AND BATTLE NOTES FROM ST LOUIS TO TERRE HAUTE
A 1860s era fragment recounts Mr. B Clark's attempt to evade duties by riding a river route to a distant city. It describes Provost Marshal actions in Terre Haute, Lincoln era military orders, and casualty lists from Washington. The piece weaves in gun battery positions, blockade chatter, and tales of vigilance on trains and river crossings.
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Teree
Henie
McNeil
Provoa
Marena
Washington
Clark
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Mai
Guna
Ammanit An
Louie
George Covplan
Michigan
Hitler
Emp Union
Edward Miller
Pennsylvania
Union Hotel
Reuben Roteleue
Rhode Loland
John Kewte
Doskey
Insana
Ilanar
New York
James K. Payiin
Indiana
Reaptive Hospital
Staten Tatino
Wattering
Kameer le Washindrow
Atepping Stone
Potomac River
Wiwilar
Geo
Maryland
Virginis
Acquia Creek
Matthian Point
Nybels
Fremont and Hunter Debate Delay of Departure for Battle
Telegram reports Fremont urged to stay with the army for the coming battle. General Hunter arrives as Fremont and most staff depart. a council of war sets the battle plan. Enem y forces reportedly approach from Coreville with superior numbers. a decisive engagement looms near Casaville.
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Lipeetal
Democrat
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Fromont
Titnter
Fremont
Hii
Lovejoy
Ot Aiinois
Starke
Judson
Coreville
Mckinney
Nance
Munter
Hunter
Toms Nla
Jowers Hunter
Premont
Hunt
Oma
St. Lovia
Cleima
Western Military Department
McClellan
Fremont Criticism Dominates Kentucky Letters
A Kentucky letter to the Daily Press condemns Fremont firings and Abolitionist influence. It argues the Administration is weak unless Fremont’s principles are upheld, warns Union regiments may side with the South, and portrays slavery in Kentucky as stable under local masters. It also notes wheat crop concerns and reports on grain prices and militia sentiment.
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Daannerian
Dotty Hallie
Dunning
Jackson
Guveral Kelley
Romney
Capaly Lieb
Charlie Lieb
Captain Lieb
Majirs
Quirinrmaa
Ant
Marrow
Lieb
Ldebs
Wien
Thaan
Thors
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Deaparde
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Leo
Notios
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Kentucky
Ray
Fansticium
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