The Vatal Mistake in Secession War Policy Review
A historical critique arguing that Southern officers resigning to join Confederacy helped trigger Fort Sumter. It attacks Lincoln era policy, cites the Register of the Army 1861, and accuses Republicans of debt creation and fiscal mismanagement. The piece invokes Jefferson Davis and Lee, warns of a moneyed oligarchy, and calls for retrenchment and reform.
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Samuel Cooper
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Robert Lee
Albert Sidney Johnson
Joseph EH. Duhason
James M. Longstreet
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Wina Alain
Cipollovitte Herald Editors Criticized by Donn Pinte
Donn Pinte brands the Cipollovitte Herald editors as fools and miscreants, accusing them of unethical conduct and unreliable reporting after questionable editorial choices. He asserts they frequently err and stumble in handling retail establishment stories.
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Flig-A Journal continues pioneer home periodical in New England
The Flig-A Journal, or Every Home: Taw Tree Frag, remains the leading pioneer newspaper of its class. It outlives imitators and surpasses competition with wide circulation in New England. It offers tales, anecdotes, biographies, poetry, wit, and curious information. Published by Moulton & Lincoln, 50 Bromfield St., Boston, Massachusetts. Yearly $2.50 or $1.20 for six months.
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Bowen pardon sparks partisan debate over seating in Congress
Tae Poetia Reviet, a Republican, voices mixed views on President Grant's pardon of Bowen. He argues Bowen should not be seated in Congress, suggesting the Republican body must decide if Bowen is a knave or fool, reflecting national sentiment on the pardon.
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Gen No yes and the Cullad Folks in New Richmond
Gen No yes plans to assist the African population of New Richmond Ohio for the Ist of Anguat in windy style. His first speech targets the present campaign and aims to please both black and white Republicans statewide. Norris Sremmr praised McArthur area and local dwellings show refined shading trees. Provisions include church Sundays and stress on weather, with berries now being put up and costs rising.
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