Abolition Debates and Church Role in Slavery Examined
The article surveys moral arguments on slavery, noting divisions within both sides and among clergy. It discusses Catholic positions, historical councils, and anecdotes about St Ambrose, with related news on wartime casualty lists and Southern economy pressures.
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la Menta
Heaven
United States of America
Brownson
Haalem
Browneson
Glavery
Watinoy
Sono
Eado
Cato
Elvirs
Council of
Aiuon
Salave
Orleans
Orange
Othar Counetia
Tore
St. Paul
Council of ‘Orleane
United States
St. Ambrose
Milan
Slavea
St. Ambrons
Linwayn
Indian Creek Raid and Rebel Prisoner Take at Lebanon
Dispatches report General Wyn's force near Linn Creek routing rebels near Lebanon with captures including the sheriff and multiple officers. Seventy four prisoners were taken. Osceola fortifications and plans for Fremont at Warsaw were noted amid river operations and a pontoon bridge completion.
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Wyn
Rolla
Las
Linn Orel
Lin Soren
Cape Rie Weare Penta
Urge & Uo
Gondral Fremont
Warsaw
Wars
Sige
Prica
McCullock
Oscvolt
Fremont
Shirminh
Lebanon
Wright
Sorsess
Leta
New Orleans Blockading Fleet Attacks Vallnaros
Official reports describe a naval engagement with rebel forces along the South coast. Two Union vessels ran aground, suffering stoeldars. no Confederate ships captured and few lives lost. General classesmen Nea pursued toward Qcooy econnaisannce river, with rebel camps near Actinck Creek. Scattered gunfire delayed a vessel at the Hesofule state. Fairfax engagement near the Battery ended with a capture after a rope failure.
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Vantnaros
Agontietnas
Nan Geass
Rane A
Ling
Actinck Creek
Occoquan
Vienna
Manassag i
Fairfax
Lanat
Thieis
Rocha
Soe Ua
Tie
Recapture and surrender details recited in postwar dispatch
October 29 dispatch reports Major Wilve of the HTT BHA arriving near Le,four City to reassert control after a probing operation. Rebels surrender the fort and quantity of Un fla and other articles. Two cannon pieces captured. Civilians and wounded, including Amo re Colonele White and Grover, are reported recovering. Rebel garrison mis cited.
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Major Wilve
Rin
Estes Tor Gerber
Amore
White
Grover
Imatvere
Delo
la St. Auberta
Kentucky News Report From Camp Andy Johnson Front
Special correspondence describes Colonel Crittenden's Sixth Kentucky Cavalry occupying an advanced position near the Louisville and Nashville line beyond Nolin. Rebels from Dinkner's camp threaten Greensburg as Union forces report captures along Little Barren and Green Rivers, with chaos and plunder in rebel-occupied areas. A dispatch from General Ward warns of a large rebel force, while Union columns move toward Greensburg and Lebano n.
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Rica
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Mel Crittenden
Wil
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Barros
Dinkner
Greensburg
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