Deb. Elis Victim of Cruel Detention in Old Capitol Prison
Reported by the Dubuque Herald, Elis of New York endured alleged demonized cruelty while jailed three months at Old Capitol Prison. Fellow inmates and associates claim months of solitary confinement and mistreatment during his detention, awaiting redress for injuries and abuse by government officials.
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Poverty of the Draft in Wisconsin Reported
The Attorney General and confiscation issues are noted amid a telegraphic sketch. A bill before the House aims to issue 900 million dollars in certificates at par to repay loans, while other items mention post office burglary at Staunton and coal miners resuming work today.
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Washington
Westixatos
Lin
Secretary of the Treasury
Stavrox
Dan
Staunton
Baltimore
Supreme Court Invalidates President's Proclamation in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declares the Presidents proclamation unconstitutional. The case involves orderly detention of Osauker Co. prisoners and a writ discharge requested at Madison. Senate elections in Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois shift Democratic strength, signaling a change in public sentiment and prospects for national recovery.
Local notices and wartime dispatches from New Orleans to Maryland
A fragmented 19th century column reports arrests in New Orleans, military unit notes from New York and Massachusetts, ironclad ship concerns, and reaction to Lincoln's proclamation. It cites Price's army, Atchison's status, and dispatches about post offices and political authority.
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New York
Maryland
Charlestown
Wisconsin Legislature Opens as Governor Delivers Loyalty Message
The Wisconsin Legislature organized today and the Governor's message was read. The report notes 1,800 deaths or discharges with defecting and 4, and 35 men drafted with 1,280 exempt. News tone reflects Union loyalty to the Constitution and wartime mobilization.
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Kan
Military court process and DC confiscation act questions
The report outlines a Senate decision to authorize the Judge Advocate to compel witness appearances in court martial cases. It notes the Attorney General's reply on why the confiscation act has not been enforced in DC, citing delays and procedural proof requirements. It mentions a proposed amendment allowing district fiClers to seek condemnation by petition and the issuance of 1.5 billion in treasury notes for immediate army payments.
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Dan
Wilson
Ins
House
District of Columbia
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Staing
United States
Siem
Army of the Potomac
Abraham Lincoln
The Confederate President's Message and War Policy
Richmond papers report President Davis's annual message praising the war effort and firm resolve to endure hardship until Confederate sovereignty is secured. He traces independence to the 1783 peace and argues foreign powers favored the Union, condemns European injustice, and criticizes treaties that hinder Confederate privateering.
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Europe
England
France
South
Union
United States
European silence on Confederate hardships and war atrocity reports
The communication criticizes neutral European ports for silence amid Confederate appeals and U S actions. It recounts renewed examples of atrocities by armed foes, cites Gen McNeil and Gen Butler cases, and accuses the U S government of admitting guilt and sanctioning it.
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Europe
United States
Ise
Ife
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Butler
Roots of Congressional Debate on Finance and Diplomacy
Proceedings show Jennings Lumal credentialed, Foster protest on admission, and a Senate committee considering a treasury borrowing bill with amendments. Debate on West Point funding, bank note tax, and military diplomacy follows, with resolutions on post route instructions and customs compensation discussed.
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