Fragmented Confederate Dissent on Negotiations and Policy
A long, garbled passage recounts Civil War era debates over negotiating with the Union, prisoner exchanges, and restoring seceded states. It references Governor Bowen, Northern preparations, and southern attitudes toward reconciling with the United States, warning against weakness in negotiations. The text critiques delegation responses and the tempering of terms amid wartime diplomacy.
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Bowen
Ealdly
Canea
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Fort Pillow siege and Cooper River news from April
Telegraph reports Buford demanding surrender of Fort Pillow or Columbus with terms for holds and war prisoners. Fleet movements, cargoes, and reinforcements described. also notes at Columbus Paducah and Davall’s Bluff with rebel cavalry near Dixie towns and fresh river intel.
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New Orleans
Fort Pillow
Shipley
Louisiana
Miller
Kite
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Russell
Natches
Thines
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Cartinas
Port Hudson
New York
George Washington
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Buford
Col. Lawrence
N. J. Cavalry
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Columbus
Paduch
Forrest
Jackson
Alton
Memphis
Davall
Lloyd
Mississippi
Padwend
Lovelaceville
Dead Telegrapher Mr A A Lovett Remembered In New York
News notes the death of A A Lovett superintendent of the telegraph line who died at his Wall Street office. The obituary recalls his long service to the telegraph industry and his wide circle of friends.
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Department of the People's Line of Telegraph
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Theodore” Parker
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Alger
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Butler
New Orleans
Peculiar
Epes
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Merrivate
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Samuel Irenus Prime
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Coftin, Roy
Boston Journal
O. P. Kinsley
Independence
Arthur McAnihue
Smith & Cannon
Knoxville Convention elects Nelson but declines appointment
The Knoxville Convention met and chose Non. T. A.R. Nelson as President, who declined. Col. FP. A. Deiskel was appointed amid heated discussion over expelling delegates connected to the rebellion since 1881. Adjournment followed with Johnson addressing a crowd and delegates arriving from Athens. Investigations into a new state formation were noted. Toronto Welland Canal opened with a large fleet passing.
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Knoxville
Journal of the 2Th
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T. A.R. Nelson
FP. A. Deiskel
Niov. Johnson
Athens
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