Lincoln's Message to Congress Analyzed and Roughly Summed
The piece critiques President Lincoln's annual message to Congress, noting bluntness and sincerity but uneven rhetoric. It discusses policy on slave confiscation, territorial acquisitions, and plans for Army organization, alongside electoral results showing Democratic gains and narrow margins in New York.
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Unclear Telegraph Report Suppressed By Charleston Inquiry
A fragmented telegraph report notes no truth found and references Charleston learning, with incomplete intelligence details. It mentions St Andrew's Society proceedings and an anniversary event, promising full coverage in today’s paper.
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Military and defense notes from Congress report 1861
The communications urge belted fortifications, depots of arms, harbor improvements, and a railway link connecting loyal regions to Kentucky and other Union areas. It discusses Supreme Court appointments, judicial capacity, and wartime fiscal strains, urging Congress to authorize local and national measures to sustain defense and civil administration during the rebellion.
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President Lincoln’s War Speech and Union Fortunes
Lincoln denounces disloyal factions and foreign interference as he outlines preservation of the Union. He stresses the need for prudent measures, calls for loyalty, and defends a cautious path to restore order, while highlighting state loyalties and the perilous political climate.
Arrival of Mr Buttergald from Granada prisoner at Charleston
Reports from Otter and Phoenix Islands forts evacuated and blown up on November 12. Charleston held in great excitement with a city burning or surrender debated. Mayor favored surrender while the governor demanded burning. Fort Monaoz items summarize Southern news from Pensacola to Richmond.
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Election credentials for East Tennessee electees referred to committee
In the Thirty-Sixth Congress the credentials of East Tennessee representatives were referred to the Committee on elections after remarks on their declaration for the national Constitution. The President's Message and a printing request were sent to committees for review.
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Fragmentary Civil War Muster Roll and Public Notice Breaks
Fragmented OCR shows a Civil War era muster and recruiting orders sketching volunteer regiments, state depots, officers, and supply details. Names such as Beale and Dawes appear among references to regimental organization, depots in Minnesota Iowa and Missouri, and instructions for clothing and recruitment supervision. The text also touches on ordinances, orders, and logistics for manpower and equipment.
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