Democratic Mob Mule in Legislatives at Albany
The Fremont Journal reports a tense stalemate in Albany as Republicans and Democrats split 64 to 64 in the New York Assembly. With no Speaker elected, Democrats aim to block a United States Senator’s election by delaying the House beyond sixty days, while Union Democrat Callicott faces a hostile mob ready to deny him the Speakership. The scene turned chaotic with threats and shouted denunciations as adjournment was set for Wednesday.
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Irtnee
United States
Bicans
Callicott
Union Democrat of
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Arrest of Two Human Monsters in Berkshire County
In Otis Massachusetts James and Joby Calendar father and son were arrested for the murder of a woman and her children during a berry gathering. The son claimed they planned a sheep stealing excursion, drank whisky, then killed the woman and her children after discovering their crime and attempted to conceal it. The account details the brutal killings and the son’s participation alongside the father. The report also notes contemporary political controversy over suspicions of vigilante or extreme measures and cites a Washington letter urging strong actions against perceived traitors during a national emergency.
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James
Joby Calendar
Otis
Berkshire Co
Mass
Mrs. Jones
Washington
Trumbull
Conneticut
Northern Seccessioniste in Democratic Debate
The Cincinnati Gazette argues that Democratic leaders in the North now back both Southern and Northern secession to cooperate with rebel aims. It questions differences in principle between Jeff. Davis’s Secessionism and Northern leaders, noting similar actions and suggesting they act for secession through political moves rather than armed force.
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Yancey
Slidell
Wigfall
Jeff. Davis
Jef. Davis
Arma
Cincinnati Gazette
Conservative talk on Missouri senatorial race and Gratz Brown
A fragmentary speech by a Missouri conservative emancipationist warns against Gratz Brown while predicting strong reaction to Sumner’s renomination. The passage references political tensions, phrases about unity and discord, and a note from National Tubal...
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Marvin
Missouri
Gratz Brown
Reaction Against Vallandigham Speech Sparks Democratic Rift
Washington dispatch reports a growing backlash against Vallandigham's floor remarks. Democrats in Congress and party outsiders condemn the speech, prompting a hastily called caucus by Ohio leaders Ingham and Wright to consider future steps. Wright declines to attend and cuts ties with Vallandigham. Nearby Galveston battle notes recount Captain Wainwright and son’s heroism as a prisoner is moved by gunfire. a German-SeCesh exchange at Philadelphia General Hospital adds a lighthearted aside about Sigel and rebel captivity.
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Vallandigham
Hoos
Washington
Enya
Bia
Ingham and Wright
Ohio
Govevor
Philadelphia
Secesh
Secash
Sigel
Seeesh
Paper Money Crisis Mentioned In Civil War Debate
The Democratic papers mock Congress for issuing one hundred million legal tender notes to pay soldiers. They argue specie payments are impossible due to limited reserves, forcing further paper money despite opposition. A New York Grace Church anecdote recounts Gen Banks using a free pew, mistaking the church’s etiquette and seating norms.
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Congress
Cleveland Eader
Tuportrexess
Grace
New York City
Gan. Banks
Grace Church
Mutiny in Illinois Regiment at Holly Springs
A 106th Illinois Regiment mutinied at Holly Springs with its lieutenant colonel joining the enemy and most officers and men under arrest except the loyal colonel. Before departure, the unit forced a farmer from his home for harboring two enslaved people. Report notes one or two other Southern Illinois regiments unreliable. A sample sugar from the red top cane by Wm Hedrick of Franklin County shows bright, well granulated sugar from seventy pounds of juice after boiling.
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Anas
Illinois
Egypt
Midnght
Conversville
Indiana Times
Wm. Hedrick
Franklin County
New Orleans
Proclamation Report From General McCook En Route
A dispatch to the Chicago Teleg indicates General McCook reports the army in the field near the rear divisions. Officers and men reportedly approve of the proclamation. One hundred are said to be willing to resign as a unit, with troops kept marching toward suppressing the rebellion.
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