Debates on War Debt and Patriotism Across a Nation
Fragmented manuscript reflects heated postwar discourse on paying the debt from the rebellion. Citizens argue loyalty, taxation, and political blame, defending the Union and condemning rebels while urging collective repayment and constitutional fidelity.
Personal Habits Debate in The Sentinel on Blair and Grant
The Sentinel repeats criticism of Gen Blair as intemperate while praising his earlier temperance. It quotes cautious Republican testimony on Grant and criticizes Democratic attacks, noting the debate over personal habits in the presidential race and the behavior of radicals in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Sos & Pattons
D. Moun
KCA
Neithar
Blair
Ger. Blair
Dana
New York Sun
The
Sentinel
Grant
Dewikard
Chase
Ihill
Henry Wilson
Ceavy
Grants
Wendeld Philips
Grant Han
Andy Johnson
Sexmos
Ietrur
Seymour
Democratic Cabal
Rebela
Copperheais
New York
mMountain
Congress
Wade Hampson
Napoleon Bonaparte Forrest
Democratic Party
Senate
House of Representatives
1857 Kansas conflict outrage usurped government critique
Faced with Kansas turmoil, the author denounces the Missouri invasion and the so called established government there. He argues Congress lawfully empowered local self rule, while Missouri-backed forces created a tyrannical regime lacking legitimate authority, demanding recognition only for rightful governance. He warns against enforcing laws by force, urging adherence to constitutional process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreab
Seymour
Congress
Democratic Party
Horstio Seymour Troor
South
Togo
Howe
New York World
Fem
Vermont
Kansas
Senate
Thas
Baothe
Deni
Banesas
Tsib
Niagara River
Fudiou
House of Representatives
Bhus
Government of
Symmons
Missouri
United States
Ernst
Connesticut
Connecticut
Kansas Crisis and Presidential Duty in Kansas Letters
The piece condemns the Kansas territorial government and calls for upholding constitutional rights. It questions the President's responsibility to enforce laws and to expel invaders, urging consistency in condemning usurpation in Kansas and any similar actions elsewhere. It warns that executive overreach could lead to repeated violence and constitutional decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Great Britain
United States
Gyngross
Greerritory
Missouri
Friends of Truth
Congress
Union
Britain
France
Kanens
Arbiel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thonaaud
Tay Ring
Republican Party
Union Party
Johnson
Mons
Trent! Lipthagen Company
Ito
Mies
Lion
A. Monier
Idhson
Islness
Premwg
Wisconsin
Notary Pablia
Nubmoney
Ohio
Michigan
Mlaneastt
Wand Heth & Ao
Bonkers
Nose
Lhuwis Lappy
Beg
New
Pewhope
Bertnil
Bradistd
Soli Agid Ented Dentone Sa
Fates
Filings
Hogy
Lee
Allan Ae
Dinenod
Ural
Ant
Gauthy
Gouda
St. Louis
Amy Nuerlert
Hississippi
Lacrosse
Lennon
John Pollak
Mack River
Wis
Cam
Jif Stebsnriber
Tiv Trax
Innil
Rive
Netra Vitter
Clark Pearly
Buta
Moritoy
Phung
weTa'elouk
Nellyville
Wason
Black River
Falta
Ha Grosse
Dean
Fang
Hiwake
Hoytie
Oeser
Ort
A * Ulu
Messingstam
Tom Heey
Wy Bik
Sho Aahde
Des Moines
Towa
Groot
Colfax
Gerritt Smith
Hoe
Siness
Jon Louktiart
Agen
Petia
Naver
HUAN
Sérceon
Agenpehetr
Bial
Minheana
Denk
Joel Harber
Tafel
Chia
Uday
Europe