Vallandigham Arrival Sparks Debate On Rights and Despotism
The telegraph reports Vallandigham has reached Clifton Junction amid calls that he may view himself as a victim of arbitrary power. If he returns to Ohio, observers say he could confront further oppression, with the fate of free government hinging on the public response to executive overreach.
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Telegraph
Vallandigham
Clifton
Vallandingham
United States
Abraham Lincola
Vallandie
Ohio
Taft
Vollandighamn Zolag
Olivas
Righty of Neutrals and Belligerent Ship Building
An English ruling on neutral rights to build ships for belligerents centers on the Alexandra case. Britain seized the vessel for the Confederate government and, per US demand, indited it. The court held neutrals may build ships but not equip or arm them, allowing the Confederacy to construct warships if they obtain the means. The decision prompts debate on cross national implications and future responses.
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England
Werriich
India
Great Britain
France
Connerstown
L. S. Chatfield
Mouker
Army of the Potomac
Washington
Carlisle
University
College
Fall of Vicksburg Sparks Northern Political Debate
A Davenport letter notes townsfolk reacting to Vicksburg news and questions its impact on the Des Moines Convention. The writer hints at revising a platform to praise the federal victory while condemning abolitionists and disunionists in the North and asks how opponents will view such an amendment.
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Davenport
Mahony
Vicksburg
Cina
Secessionisia
South
Position of Great Britain on Southern Independence
British Parliament members opposed to recognizing Southern independence argue the South does not need foreign recognition while it is viable. If Lee’s army falters and the South’s cause weakens, Britain would likely favor recognition. for now, Britain remains aloof as the South holds.
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Great Britain
Lee
Britain
Selesewer
Terma
Aample
Sewiog
Drenials
Florence Sewing Machine CO
Take Street
Chicago
Dubuque and Vicinity
Jotn Prague
Lawrence Block
Main Street
Gov Seymour Addresses Motto for Celebration
In a letter dated the 29th of an alternate month Governor Seymour replies to an invitation to be present at a duly celebration. He states our motto must be I will do my duty and demand our fights. He presents this as a fine guiding principle for the event and urges unity.
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Gov. Seymour
Fragmentary Civil War Era Rhetoric on Militia and Loyal Leaguers
The text presents a fragmented stream about military action, Loyal Leaguers, and Delaware under martial law. It references Gen Schenck, militia deployments, the Governor of Pennsylvania, and a nine month service period, amid talk of federal conscription and rebellion.
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Delaware
Gen. Schenck
Siege of Vicksburg Chronicle 1862 1863 Dates
Chronological notes trace Farragut Porter Grant Sherman and others during the Vicksburg campaign. Key events include naval advances, bombardments, river maneuvers, battles at Raymond Jackson Baker's Creek and Chickasaw Bluffs, and the eventual surrender in July. The text lists dates and actions across 1862 to 1863 with partial spellings.
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Ofay
Vlng
Oflicer Farragut
Parragut
Vicksburg
Lune
Aie
Farragut Sriv
Yon
Raymond
Micstasippi Springs
Jackson
Baker's Creek
Dig Black River Bridge
Grant
Vicksbarge
Haines
Chickawas Bluffs
Steele
Corant
Geant
Terverrgagl Chaetrt
Experiment With Iron Ball In Ninvaru River Tests Current
A group conducts an experimental sounding below Malla using a ten pound iron weight attached to a No TP wire. The weight is dropped from a bridge and sinks, resurfaces downstream, then is hauled in slowly. The iron bounces on the current, with no metal piercing the stream, implying strong flow and suggesting colossal forces at work to erode the river bed.
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Malla
Ninvaru River
Thad Stevens’s abolitionist stance and loss at Gettysburg
A Lancaster letter claims Thaddeus Stevens warned abolition would save the Union while rebels destroyed his iron mills near Gettysburg and stole his teams, amounting to over 100000 dollars in damages and a major portion of his fortune.
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Costrye Howe
Lancaster
Thad. Stevens
Gettyabore
Tlis
Policy bars release of killed and wounded lists
The newspaper notes that efforts to obtain lists of casualties from the Pennsylvania battles have failed. It states the publication is currently prohibited, calling the policy of doubtful merit and a source of added distress to anxious friends.
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Pennsylvania
London Fines Circulation and Staff Details
The London Fines average daily circulation is 85 900 requiring sixty six tins of paper weekly. It employs 470 people. Editor Deland earns 9 000 dollars yearly and holds a twenty four share. An English astronomer found the sun is farther by millions of miles than thought. A lawyer and a doctor joke ends with a quip about a highwayman and life insurance.
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London Fines
Deland
Anorney
Abolitionists Rally in Framingham Speech Prospects
Boston area abolitionists celebrate an event in Framingham with leaders like Phillips Garrison Foster and a Tribune reporter present. They debate amalgamation praising and denouncing policies tied to Lincoln Davis and emancipation while warning against war and radical Republican influence.
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Boston
Vicinit
Framingham
Phillips
Garrison
Foster
Greeley
Tribune
New York Herald
China
Europe
Stephen S. Foster
Worcester
Jef
Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Copperhead
Hissea
Jet
Gen. Lee
Pennsylvania
Lee
New York
Abraham Lincol
Jeff. Davis
Stephen Moster
North
Republican Party
Lincoln
Congress
Secret Draft Practice Provokes Public Alarm in New York
The article argues the draft starts today in New York with district provost marshals handling quotas privately. It questions equal distribution, notes secrecy in selecting districts, and claims discrepancies between Democratic and Republican areas. It cites figures for New York City, Brooklyn, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts and critiques government proclamations and partisan bias.
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New York
North
Russia
Austria
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Warren
Essex
Zerdune
New York City
Munstraise
Brooklyn
New England
Stanton
Lincoln
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Nashville
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Vickeburg
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Ind
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Senate
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Alfon & Hosford
Williams & Totter
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Saile
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Edward A
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Wiliamsburgh
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Dubuque
Reno & Co
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Joan L. Wunnewell
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Dwad Asa
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Jong
Thomson
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Dubuque Silot Tower
James Hughes
Perkins & CO
Perkin'’S & CO
Janesville
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Pennsylvanea Salt Manufacturing Company
Groner Ilanniye, Esq
Phiadelphia
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Pittsbury
Draguista
United States Circuit Court
Western District of Pennsylvanti
No Lot Way
Thos. G. Chase
PSAG
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Walnut Street
Philadelphia
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Duquesne Way
Pittburg
Ciinich
Wilt
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Towa
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A. N. Lewis
Amasa A
Redfield, Dispatch
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Main
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Cologne
A. Cumming
John Mulligan
Chas. Beardslee & Bros
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Carcaco
Faye
Ohly
Clay
Scott
Produce Commission Merchant
Ingras
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Dee
Dém
William Clarke
Clioke & Water
Commission Marchant
Water St
Dee, KY
Minnis
W. PF. Coolbaugh& CO
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Burlington, Towa
WT. Coolbanesh
Tate Pres
Burlington Bank
State Bank of Iowa, Bankers
Tay
Amerie Papres
Brown Stont
Woodworth & Co
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J.C. Pattvidee
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Tames
Snecesa
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Orlewey
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Annals of Medicine
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WM. B. Brandbury
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Pyrant
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Bradbury
Vroome St
Cor
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Emore
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Stetthesigh
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