Fragmented political reflections on liberation and unity
A long, dense editorial fragment discusses Northern politics, anti slavery trends, and the 1860s party struggles. It critiques the Democratic and Free Soil dynamics, notes shifts in public opinion toward Republican principles, and reflects on the national and regional implications for future federal leadership. It also includes a Jerusalem note on the death of Palestine’s Chief Rabbi and an obscure rumor about an assassination plot against the Emperor, framed in cautious reportage.
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Sagunian
New York
Elf
Lincoln
Lord Russell
Democratic Party
Freesoil
Republic
Free States
Lincoln and Emancipation Doubt Ended by Graceful Reply
A dramatic incident in the White House corridor as a visiting young woman confronts President Lincoln over the Emancipation Proclamation. He answers with assurance, “I shall not fail,” and the moment, though whispered, is recorded as veritable and previously unpublished. Also notes on Nebraska gold discoveries near Wind River and a cautionary tale of patience during rain saving a merchant.
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Leiryard Lawes
Thase
Alt B
Gir
Nebraska
Omaha Republican
E. Creighton
Pacific Telegraph Line
Salt Lake City
Nebraska Territory
Creighton
New York
Asiay
Ttm
Fort Laramie
Republican
Feather River
California
Salt Lake
Bitter Root
South Pass
Omaha
Wind River Mountains
Gio
Platte River
Columbus
Omaha City
Wind River
Laramie
Cleve
Herald
Beaexuso Providenes
Washington gains as northern city grows, Colfax reports
Mr Colfax of Indiana writes from Washington to the South Bend Register noting rapid city growth and bustle. He mentions rising fortunes, new housing, and the influx of money among boarders and keepers as the capital expands, with a frank view of economic changes and development.
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Eafe
Washington
Mr. Colfax
Congress
Indines
South Bend Register
Patie J
Boardia Keepara
Todiana
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New Music & Jewelry
Buckland Block
Ohio
Moesss
Fallot
Diawio de Co
Mase & Hamlin
Beaton
Mase Maepera
Himlet
Davie & Co
Fragi
Mave Forte
Ovney
Hallnt
Cari & Co
Mason & Hamile
Reed
Mason
Haring
Meeers
Macon
Teeep
G E. L. Cross
Dr.e. Dillon & Son
E. Dillon
Adies
DR. E
Dillan & Son
di E. Dillon
E. Dillon & Son
DR. E. Dillon & Son, Frenwat, Obie
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Seen Obio
India
Sanaa
Tate
Ali
R. E, Dillon & Son
United State
Fremoot, C
EF. Dillon
Eehbeks
Ters
Sas
DR. E. Dillon & Son
Japan
DEE, Dillon & Son
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Tee Ihe Fn
Elgar
Dillon le, Dillon & Sor
N Nish
Board of School
Seodadey Camu
Uslee Boho
Uaee E Roman
Ieare
Enon
Gusdorf’s Store
Groceries, &c
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Moore's Block
A. Gusdorf
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Union
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John Brown Raji
Leave Buaner
Syols Ave
Thiele
Rogland
Freedley & CO
Tribune Buildings
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WM. ‘A. Rice
Sand Usky County
DOWN
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Rice
Nike Perenars
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Gare Joy
08 & CO
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Jerner Ovephen
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Albany
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Cooper
Shorea
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Forrele
B. Dullon
D. Garvin & CO
Canfield & Frowent
D. M. KL
Nore Groves
Bananite
Dave
J. Haskell. Balleran
Otte
New
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J. W. Stevenson
Haz
Shechetaries
Hook Cares
WhatMats Music Breate
Knegees
Peratouye
Poe Croghae
le Wah
Fey
DR. Roback
St. Anthony's
Vitus
Hin Fosh
Anot
Chilton
Locke
Cincinnati
Rotwek
Main Bt
Mecula
Uoh
Buckland
E. Didlon & Son
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Woodville
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Sly
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