War era editorials and bank lists spar over Union and treason
The piece attacks the Marion Democrat editor for treasonous talk favoring Southern Confederacy postures while defending the Union. It cites a Dubuque Times list of Illinois banks at par and quotes Philadelphia leaders pledging loyalty to the Constitution, contrasting Union persistence with secessionist aims.
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Dubuque
Virginia Troops on Arlington Heights Reported
Long dispatches detail Union and Confederate actions with Virginia troops at Arlington Heights, large city fund pledges, naval movements, and Baltimore tensions. Reports cite governors and senators enlisting, ships scuttled at Norfolk, cannons planted, and mass mobilizations across New York and Washington areas.
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Queen Victoria's mother dies at seventy eight
The mother of Queen Victoria, the Duchess of Kent, died recently aged 78. News from New York and Washington reports various Civil War era notes including fortifications near Mount Vernon, fort McHenry reinforcements, regimental movements at Annapolis, and rising tensions as Baltimore and Maryland brace for conflict.
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Duchess of Kent
Regiments Gather Amid Civil War Tensions Across States
Reported troop movements stir fears as four regiments are asked by the President to be raised despite Governor Jackson's refusal. German volunteers from Ste Genevieve join the first regiment. theft of trains by Secessionists sparks violence in Kentucky. Beauregard seen toward Richmond. Washington defenses tighten with Scott and troops at Annapolis unless orders change.
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