Slavery and Southern Independence in Civil War Debate
The article cites 1781 and 1860 writings to argue slavery provoked Southern rebellion. It notes slaveholders’ fear of democracy and mentions De Bow’s Review urging restricted citizenship with property tests. It frames slavery as central to secession and a barrier against democratic expansion.
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Glorious Glance Poon and War Crimes Debated in 1860s Letters
A fragmentary reminiscence links the New York Post and George E. Bagh to claims about Glance Poon and Gronos during the Civil War. It notes alleged treasonous statements and reactions toNorthern resistance, with mention of Collins person Youse trial and greenbacks.
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Two Richmond Woolen Workers Escape Confederate Lines
From Ricamore two men Jorepa Laman and Abraham Bekneth fled Richmond after their factory burned. They had been in Richmond five years and, with passes from General Winder, crossed Lee lines at Winchester to New York. Lee’s headquarters were at Berryville. they paid Richmond rates for board and noted Confederate prices and currency exchange.
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Fort Garland Visit Hints Texan Army Movement
The Denver News reports Kit Camson Husxp from Texas claims he has reliable information of six to eight hundred Texans gathering at Fort Davis below El Paso and over two hundred miles away, with more expected to arrive. He states a large mounted force will converge there to secure their homestead.
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London Times View on Mexican War Influence in America
The London Times the fifteenth instant argues that once Mexico is resolved, the Emperor of France will use his influence in America, shaping events as he has so far done. The article suggests his past stance will affect future actions.
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Rebels Reach Chambersburg and Skirmish Near Mechanicsburg
Confederate forces moved through the Cumberland Valley with artillery and cavalry, forcing actions near Chambersburg and skirmishing around Mechanicsburg. Reports claim heavy artillery and cavalry movements, with private citizens affected as raiders took goods and civilians’ items. Local militia and new veteran troops are being called to defend Pennsylvania as reports circulate of possible rebel concentration at Carlisle and Harrisburg.
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