Lancaster Democracy Platform Sparks Civil War Tone
A lengthy Lancaster civic debate outlines alleged Democratic platform aims opposing the Union war effort. The article quotes resolutions claiming no constitutional power for the federal government to wage war on sovereign states, while criticizing abolitionists and Republicans. It notes mob violence against Democrats and recounts editorials and soldier conduct criticisms in a tense wartime setting.
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the Age
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Treasury decision on income from United States securities
Treasury Department notice states income from US securities is taxed as described. Molders of US securities will have income treated at one and one half percent. Interest paid in gold counts only actual receipt. If sold at a premium, profit is income from business and taxed at three or five percent.
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Don blockade runner captured off Wilmington in four trips
The blockade runner Don, after four successful trips to Wilmington, NY, was captured on the 4th off that city by the United States steamer Eae. Don is a 244 ton British vessel built in London last June. It had four engines of 120 horsepower driving two propellers and was valued about £28,000 with military blankets and allied goods aboard.
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Washington News Dispatches About Grants Movements
Washington reports on Grant’s expected arrival and extended movements around the Potomac. Philadelphia’s Clement Butley cites rebel plans to invade Maryland. rumors of a Lees raid surface as forts around Washington are reinforced. Deserters may be released after oath of allegiance and transport north.
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War News from Meridian to Kentucky Conspiracy Claims
The Meridian dispatch notes Sherman advancing on the Mississippi beyond Red River and Hindman resigning. Mood commands his corps Breckinridge heads Southwestern Virginia. Georgia quivers over Gov Brown's actions while Union prisoners gauge escape attempts at Columbia. Reports touch Copper ore in Franconia and corn fodder advice for farmers. The Kentucky conspiracy rumor grows amid wartime tensions between Union and Confederate sympathizers.
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Army of the Potomac Divisions Revealed in War Committee Briefing
Washington dispatch reports Gen Hancock to testify on Army of the Potomac management. Meade to be relieved, army split into three divisions under Sedgwick Hancock and Warren. Grant to command two corps under Burnside and Sigel. Arkansas intel notes loyalty returns, Pike moves toward amnesty. Kentucky election case heard over alleged military interference. Banks moves from New Orleans toward Franklin to direct operations as 18 000 cavalry and 24 light guns prepare to sweep toward Texas.
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Murder in a Coffee-House Sparks Civil Tension
In Zanesville a man named Launder shot David B. Monroe after inviting him outside from a coffee-house. Monroe died on the scene as townspeople and soldiers demanded justice. Colonel Mond intervened, promising the full extent of the law while the crowd dispersed and Launder was taken into custody.
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