Unclear Names in Pedigree Section
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals such as Jonh H. Wallace and Dunbar with garbled affiliations. No coherent event, place, or organization is identifiable to form a complete news item.
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Whittier
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Pro Lincoln crackdown shown in Kentucky orders suppress papers
The piece denounces Republican leaders and wartime press censorship. It cites General Order No. 10 banning papers in the 20th Division area, accusing authorities of coercing public opinion to favor Lincoln. It argues the move aims to influence electoral votes in Kentucky and beyond.
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Lincoln Reconstruction Plan Sparks Congressional Clash
The article critiques President Lincoln's ten percent plan and its fallout. It notes Republican Congressmen in Arkansas opposing his policy, calling out opposition within the party and prompting questions about future support. The piece mentions a split within the Republican press over reconstruction strategy and fraudulent elector concerns.
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Improve Morals Congress Debates Tax and War Lex
Fragmentary Washington congressional remarks criticize impropriety in the House adjournment plan and jeer at a proposed amendment to strike wounded soldiers terms. The discussion foreshadows a wartime levy, as speakers note taxes and a 5 percent special war tax on incomes. Copper region prospects and mining activity are briefly mentioned.
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Brownson Breaks With Lincoln Support at Cooper Institute
Orestes A Browneon speaks at Cooper Institute New York urging unity against what he calls shoddy leaders and to defeat Lincoln, endorsing Seymour Vallandigham and Wood while condemning the Cleveland convention nominees. He defends free speech, cites Civil War loyalties, and defends his own long record, aiming to preserve the Union and Constitution.
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Lincoln era cries against shoddy in Democratic rifts
The speech attacks Shoddy for corruption and anti slavery rhetoric, urging Fremont as strongest rival to Lincoln. It argues for a party from the people to defeat Lincoln, condemns misgovernment, and predicts retribution for the era’s political turmoil. Coroner reports death of Thomas Hyer detailing a post mortem diagnosis of old pleuritic adhesions, fatty liver, and dropsy as immediate cause.
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Abolition Dispute Over Rome Catholic Power in Mexico
The Detroit Free Plea era and New York Tribune clash with Catholic fears. The Springfield Republican notes Napoleonic aims to reestablish Rome’s power in Mexico, fearing increased ignorance and monarchic influence, while opponents push that Protestant education outpaces Rome and that Napoleon favors French Catholic interests.
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Mexican Adzira and Mexican policy debate in press
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Atlante telegraph cable details and Lincoln painting anecdote
A London paper outlines the Atlante telegraph cable noting copper strand conductors, insulation in gutta percha, four layers, and Chatterton's compound. It compares old and new cables weights per nautical mile, water weight, and breaking loads, then shifts to Mr Lincoln inspecting a Cali nok group painting and joking about exhibiting it nationwide. It ends with a brief note on Mexican army reinforcement and Belgian recruitment under General Chapalier.
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