Conservatism in the nation and wartime politics
Harper's Weekly reports a sweeping indictment of Conservative politics, accusing leaders like Wallindigham and Toombs of craving power through rebellion and unity disintegration. It condemns Northern and Southern figures, argues for a true Conservative party to crush rebellion, and praises the loyal, lawful stance preserving constitutional rights. A Hilton Head dispatch notes plantation labor shifts as formerly enslaved people work steadily under government aid, with promising signs for emancipation.
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War talks and secession passions in Louisville crowd
Citizens of Louisville celebrated Brig. Genmu with a fervent demonstration. The Lau inville Journal highlights speeches by James Guthrie, Gen. Rowsenu and George D. Printica. Gov. Rowean's extract warned that slavery may vanish within a year if the war persists, urging unity to defend the United States and constitution.
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