Speech of ex president Pierce at Concord New Hampshire
The speech denounces threats to free speech and the Constitution amid Civil War tensions. It recalls foundational American sacrifices, urges adherence to the Constitution, criticizes wartime overreach, and calls for unity under lawful authority while warning against civil collapse. It includes excerpts and references to Vallandigham’s letter supporting Democratic principles and constitutional fidelity.
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The elect revideo ta tale of Tallmange and the Cavalry
A fragment from a 19th century item recounts the Syd Chin Cavalry stopping at Tallmange on a march home. Fatigue and exhaustion follow a long engagement near Morgan with soldiers paying high lodging and fare. A nearby town is blamed for excessive charges. The piece includes a quoted sentiment praising women in well cared attire and muslin.
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Local politician visits Philadelphia convention pew incident
An old politician named Aulwit attended a Philadelphia convention and occupied a pew. The owner confronted him, inspected the seat, then drew a pencil note declaring the pew his. The note claimed the chair was “my pew,” prompting the politician to respond with a brief, insolent remark about payment.
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Mutiny Speech Sparks Political Tension in Cincinnati Church
In Cincinnati a mutiny of the Ohi Sonwiseion at Vine Street Congregational Church led by Rev Boynton sparked inflammatory partisan rhetoric against Democrats and rival groups. Brigadier General Cox delivered a pointed response, denouncing the preacher while noting Army chaplains allied with anti-Democratic actions and highlighting wartime political tensions. The report also mourns John Jay Critenden Kentucky statesman, detailing his long public career from Kentucky legislature to U.S. Senate and his 1860-61 compromise efforts aimed at averting civil war.
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