Framing a Humiliation Day Call for Ohio on January Fourth
A Fremont Journal editorial urges observance of Friday January 4 1861 by Ohioans as Humiliation and Fast Day in line with the President’s proclamation. The piece frames reconciliation and treason as threats, calls for state defense preparations, and notes legislative duty to gather arms and readiness for 25 000 to 100 000 troops if needed.
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Ohio
United States
W. Dennibon
Exsortius Ofrien
Columbus
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Natain
Union
Inna
Abbott
Haw
Goodwin
Granite State
New England
Deep
Antenne
Gree
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Chicago Journal
Charleston
Andrew Jackson
Buchanan
South Carolina
Northern States urged to arm for Washington crisis
The article reports on Southern secessionist momentum, urging 60,000 Northern troops to readiness for Washington ahead of Lincoln's inauguration. It details arms shipments to Georgia and South Carolina, critiques the administration for fortifications at Fort Moultrie, and notes political maneuvers in Ohio and North Carolina, with warnings and editorials from Richmond and Memphis voices.
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United States
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New Mexico
Slave State
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Charleston
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Arsenal
Charlieton Mercury
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Richmond Enquirer
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Free States
Lincoln
United States Arsenal
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Troy
Florida
Savannah
Nashville
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Fort Moultrie
M. ¥. Dritame
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Memphis Appeal
Andrew Johnson
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Major Anderson of the army a veteran of many wars
The article details Major Anderson’s long service, noting promotions to first lieutenant in 1838 and brevet captain in 1838 for gallantry in the Florida Indian War, later becoming Assistant Adjutant General and, by last year, Major. It recounts his roles in the Black Hawk War, West Point artillery instruction, and the Mexican War injuries and brevet promotions. It also covers his physique, demeanor, and reputation as a reliable soldier, plus court commissions and teaching duties before commanding Bert Moultrie.
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Charleston Harbor
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Maj. Anderson
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Fort Moultrie
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