War and Peace in the Nation's Hour of Trial
A speaker denounces war weariness and calls for strong government action to enforce loyalty. He urges swift punishment of oath-breakers, praises Beott, warns of Southern resistance, and argues for a decisive Union effort to end the rebellion with vigor. He compares to Wellington and urges editors, Congress, and citizens to back forceful measures.
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House of Representatives
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Washington
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France
England
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Wellington
Portugal
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New-England
Congress
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Massachusetts
Charleston
Bull Run
Republic
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Gulf
Emancipation Anniversary Reflections by Wrenicll Philips
The speaker notes the celebration of emancipation, praising the day as a landmark blessing granting people freedom. He emphasizes peaceful emancipation as a historic milestone, marking the end of enslavement and transformation of social status and wealth.
Fragmentary notice of hunting seasons and dates
The text outlines provisional hunting periods for Aveorpixe Woodcock and Prairie Cid dria with vague, inconsistent dates, mentioning July September October and November in a garbled form, implying seasonal permits or rules without clear specifics.
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Tstratar
Prairie Cid Dria
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Otober
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