President Johnson Urges Unity in Troubled Nation
President Johnson speaks to soldiers and sailors at the White House, defending his record against treason and urging steadfast support for the Union. He recalls earlier battles in Congress, asserts states cannot secede, and notes the war was fought to preserve the nation and its institutions, not to destroy states.
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Johnson
Saul
Senate
Lond
United States
Edo
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Restoration of Union and the fight over representation
A speaker recalls the crushed rebellion and the return of constitutional governance. He outlines steps to reopen courts, restore post and mail services, lift custom house blockades, and reestablish relations with the Union. The core aim is admitting representation in the Senate and House for loyal States, with each chamber judging its own members and expulsions for treason.
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Union
Tennessee
Washington
Congress
Naib
Weo
Unis
Senate
House of Representatives
Cath
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Phay
United States
Moores
Mouse
Luthers
President as tribune of the people in postwar policy
The speaker defends the veto as a check on improper legislation and rejects claims of tyranny by the President. He proclaims personal sacrifice for the nation, urges patience with policy, and calls for restoring government, rebuilding cities, and renewing agriculture. He praises soldiers and sailors and appeals for peace, concord, and renewed national strength.
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Liberty
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Senate
ATP
Alt Lattre
Peace Restored and Nation Headed Toward Unity
A historical speech extols restoring relations between the Federal Government and the States and celebrates peace at home. The speaker envisions a future of political amity and jubilee, mentions veterans returning home, and reflects on home as a place of welcome and love.
What a Newspaper does for Mothbay
A reflective piece argues newspapers are underpaid and overburdened. It laments readers’ reluctance to pay, noting publishers bear the cost of service while many pay late or avoid bills. It praises editors and printers for sustaining cities, industry, and reform.
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United States
Jlaw
Pres
Treatsmeial of the Aged
A reflective piece on the solace of comforting the elderly who outlive friends and family. It speaks to the loneliness of aging, the loss of loved ones, and urges the young to offer cheer through songs and smiles, easing the old there.
A Solemn Warning About Young Ladies Neck Safety
A California young lady broke her neck while resisting a kiss, a grim warning to young women. The Saratoga Republican reflects on past perils and urges calm posture and self restraint. The piece adds quips about matrimony and domestic life, including a child’s doughnut complaint and editor humor about wives and brooms.
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California
Saratoga
Giory
The Wall in Texas Revolt and Mazatlan Battle
Dispatches from Mazatlan report a French force of about eleven hundred reinforcing near Mazatlan after a bloody clash. Republicans barricade streets as losses reach 700 killed and 350 wounded. rest retreat to Mazatlan. An injunction blocks nitroglycerine destruction by police. Mexico City letters alarm at Ortega Juarez rift. Fabians raid Sonora amid Liberal tensions.
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Board of Supervisors
Werald
City of Mexico
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Juarez
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Puarez
Sonora
Frontiersmen freed as Fenian raids fade in Canada
Reports say volunteers sent to the Lower Canada Frontier have returned, Fenian raids no longer feared. Prisoners at Cornwall are under examination with closed doors and expected to conclude today. If so, they may be moved for witnesses before full assizes or special commissioners. Nova Scotia Assembly passes confederation resolutions by 23 to 1, while New Brunswick debates the issue and may trigger elections.
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Judge Underwood Corrects Habeas Opinion Card
Judge Underwood of the United States District Court for Virginia issues a card correcting a report of his habeas corpus opinions. He clarifies he did not doubt the late peace proclamation's validity nor its legality, and explains his stance that the peace proclamation did not revoke Lincoln’s writ suspension in certain states, including Texas.
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United States District Court For
Virginia
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Lincoln
Texas
Major Gee’s Phank Attemp t To Release Prisoner on Habeas Corpus
North Carolina case tests if the President’s Peace Proclamation suspends military county proceedings. Major Gee faces a Raleigh military court trial with a motion to quash denied. Habeas corpus sought before a Superior Court judge. judge to decide if the trial continues. War Department orders relate to sitting officers. proclamation not removing martial law per War Dept note to Freedmen’s Bureau.
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