01 Feb 1864
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Newspaper
Evansville Daily Journal
Location
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1864
Page
1
Fragmented lines speak on parting and enduring sorrow. A speaker mourns a broken bond, acknowledging an unwinding life thread and a lasting ache that echoes through time beyond the separation. The verse hints at shared memories and the pain of a bond that cannot be mended.
In Congress the so called peace party lists 16 dissenters including Morrison and Bartolo, with Harrison of Maryland the sole Border State name. The motion to adjourn and to stall the measure failed as the House kept firm, counting 112 to 16 against the proposal. The record highlights Northern Democrats aligned with secession sympathy and a split over national liberty and security.
A Philadelphia report states the Five-Twenty Loan, authorized at five hundred million dollars, sold about sixteen million more than the limit on the same day, with nearly a million dollars taken at Codke Co and eight million ordered. The surge reflects public demand rather than capitalist compunction and spurs a reevaluation of further deposits and issues. The narrative also notes comments from John Minor Botts on Civil War leadership and McClellan’s perceived loyalty versus Union command.
Hon. FE Ewing noted as one of the pareet distinguished Iversons of Nashville driven by Lincoln's Proclamation the amnesty. Samuel Sinclair longtime publisher of the New York Tribune retires to become cashier at a new national bank in New York. McElrath succeeds him.
An elderly widow in Easton Virginia endures hardship after her devoted son Harry wanders into dissipation and finally departs by ship. Years later, she reflects on loss, seeks solace in faith, and finds renewed purpose in her bond with her son and the memory of better days.
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