Baltimore Convention Era Platform Call to Abolish Slavery
A lengthy critique of the Baltimore convention and its platform asserts the party’s aim to abolish slavery in the South, accuses Lincoln of overstepping constitutional bounds, and claims the North seeks to alter the Constitution to deny Southern rights. It details factional tensions, Monroe Doctrine support, and fears of European influence, predicting endless war and conquest if the Union is reconstructed under party lines.
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Crossing to the South Side and a General Polk Death Report
Dramatic reports place Grant moving the Army of the Potomac across the James River toward Richmond. Generals Sherman and Wright advance, while Rebel forces under Forrest engage near Guntown. A rumor confirms the death of General Polk and his body sent to Marietta, amid widespread alarm and militia mobilization in Craven City.
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Outrage and troop movements amid Civil War reports
The World’s Mexican correspondent notes brutal acts by French troops at Tulsana and Gunadalagnea during sieges, with massacres and rapes. Reports from Richmond, Andersonville, and Virginia detail prisoner flows, depot plans, and ongoing efforts to disrupt Confederate rail links, as Union commanders Crook Averill Sheridan and Hunter pursue strategic targets near Charlottesville, Lynchburg, and Danville.
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