Galway Relief Meeting Alarmed at Destitution Shock
In Galway a relief meeting chaired by Very Rev Peter Daly discussed aiding the poor with food and fuel. Donations from Sir Patrick Lever and Captain O Hara were noted, with plans for a food and fuel relief committee and further meetings. A Tuam speech by Archbishop MacHale condemned underestimations of destitution.
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Galway
Dublin
Galvia
Peter Daly
P. P
Meie Martyn
Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
Mr. Martyn
Martyn
O'Hara
Lever
Robers
C. E
Capt. O'Hara
T. M. Perosse
Tuam
Dublin Freeman
Corporation
Relief and political tensions in Ireland provoke strong letters
A letter from W. F. Vesey, Kerry and Clare estate owner, urges government relief measures for Connaught amid destitution. He warns against public works or heavy taxes that demoralize workers and suggests charcoal burners to aid fuel shortages. Father Daly confronts Sir Robert Peel in Galway over alleged injustices and presses for accountability and restitution in press claims.
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Riquir
Apphal
Ald
Dubie
W. F. Vesey
Kerry
Clare
Connaught
France
Sir Robert Peet
Robert Peel
Henry Brownrigg
Jackson
Itar Cullen
Father Daly
Daily Express
Proclamation by Brigadier General Phelps on Ship Island
The general addresses loyal Southwest citizens from Ship Island in Mississippi, arguing slavery as a political evil and urging free institutions. He asserts states admitted as slave states violate the Constitution, while free labor supports republican government and opposes monopolies and slavery.
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Ship Island
Mississipi
New Orleans
Mississippi Dells
Fort Pickens
Mobile
Mississippi City
Phelps
Southwest
Heanytarrers
Stuur Tswan
Europe
Texas
United States
Free Labor and Workingmen's Rights in Civil War Thought
A speech by J. W. Puewrs, Brigadier-General, argues that abolishing slavery is necessary to preserve free institutions and labor leadership in the United States. He asserts free labor as the nation’s cornerstone, warns southern rebels against despotism, and emphasizes the moral and economic benefits of emancipation for national harmony and progress.
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Exis
Asi
United States
Rman
Slave
J. W. Puewrs
of Volunteers
He Kept his Promise on the Burning Vessel Judith
A letter from the blockading fleet off Fort Pickens describes the burning rebel ship Judith and the coxswain who is mortally wounded as the boat returns to the fleet. He keeps steering after a breast wound, a shattered knee, and refuses spirits to honor a mother's promise, uttering I must die.
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Fort Pickens
Judith
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Corporation of Dublin
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Freeman's Journal
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General Phelps
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Fremont, Co
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May
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Fmt
New York
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Fremont
Ohio
Fremont iv
Baniesky County
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Bay State
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Moore
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Wm. Tschumy
Tintaha
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Marek
Jd. W. Stevenson
Hason
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Sant Chatri
Coftlan
Altheold
Croghan Street
Alpaccas
Kentucky
D. Garvin & CO
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Deena
Vincent Slidell
Markat Coutele
Liteley
Dr. J.C. Ayer & CO
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Mass
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Charles Thompson
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Miller& Wilson
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College OF Trade
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F. Mong & Co
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