Opening of Tech Congress and Senate Proceedings
The document outlines House and Senate activities amid Civil War tensions. It notes the Vice President presiding, committees named to wait on the President, swearing in new members from California and Utah, and discussions on elections from Tennessee and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sénate
House
Messrs
Hale
Trumbull
Latham
Trumball
Minis
Sargeant
Phillips
California
Hooper
Mias
Wilson
Towa
Bornheisel
Utah
Roblaugh
Nevada
Daives
Maynard
Tenn
Tennessee
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Teahtanee
War policy debate and soldier return in prairie notices
The article references Secretary Cameron and a New York Tribune critique on his war policy and use of enslaved labor, alongside a Springfield veteran’s return with scars. It also notes Confederate stamps, large war material shipments, and a Des Moines agricultural meeting offering premiums for practical farming essays, urging real experiences over theory and inviting statewide submissions.
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The
New York Tribuns
Cameron
Aris
War Department
Wdath
Mys
Congress
War Bureau
Army
I’ Uie
Vores
State Agricultural Society
Des Moines
Les Winter
Saraige
Muschtine
Dew Moines
Beecher Lectures On Religion Justice In A Free Republic
Henry Ward Beecher spoke in New York at the Cupp ut Institution on religion as love and justice. He argued that a good government rests on an intelligent free people and the nation’s moral progress is shown in the balance of liberty and duty with the people driving reform. He contrasted the current era with monarchies and urged that a strong yet enlightened public under law sustains the state.
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Richardson
Seguer
Accomack
Northampton Counties
Virginia
Kellogg
Dawes
Tle
Biddle
Burnham Ott
Bennett
Delagaty
Colgride
Wallace
W ‘Gehinston
Calvert
Si Iméingr
Lowe
Califor
Lovijoy
Congregate
Onplaln
Wilkes
Birdall
Mazon
MbitHolgerton
Capt
Wil
Congre
Fenton
Joint
Stephens
Noticd
Roscey Conttin
Ball's Bluff
Odell
Alfred M. Wood
14Th
N. S
Battle of
Bull Run
United States
John Slidell
Col. Wood
U. S
Beetle
Squire Wedge
Wedge
Farmer Bestis
Hunter's
Congress
Hunter
Constitutional Court
Uncle Sam
BomYes
Missouri
Euderal
Squire
Waenge
Duis
Spsreér9
Cnet
Agiv
Slunter
Belagg
Singh
Devt
Bas
Fremont
Union
Tolan
Relaiun
Sulua
Hajiter
Henry Ward Beecher
New York
Cupput Institution
Hove
Tien
Washington
Fesiay
Buneath
Ik. Prosym Touci
Europe
Ted
Pty
Treazon
Ita
Ding West
Northwests
Docuius Ates
Edtursl
Postky
Trucs
Ancvoths
Usas
Cathy- Tamers
Ani Academy
A.turror
Abel Pams
Wifalli Courke
Fragmented 19th Century Rhetoric on Conscription and Liberty
The text laments lack of conscripts and educated citizens while praising voluntary soldiers. It contrasts fealty to government with the desire for national emancipation and notes past calls for service, embedded in a critique of political systems.
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Tech Congress
Mr. Dawes
Jennesed
Stavuns
Mayhard
Senate
Hickman
Provisional Government of
North Carolina
Iatter
Foster
Vallandigham
Committee On
Valldudigham
Pas
Committee On Elections
Watts
New Mexico
Blatt
Carlisle
Afr
Seguer Bo
Daves
Mason and Sidell
Blair
jarter-Master
Winter
Wes
John -E- Reed
Mingouri
Mingo
Goranress
Manassas
Shas
United! ‘States
Jas. N. Mason
Vate
Ft. Warren
Col. Corco
Dellion
Ranels Ag
Lawa of Nations
House of Representatives
Bernhiesel
Great
Salt Lake City
Mareh
Linn County Register
News
Iremt As
Moxon
Henry
Shaler
Wilson's Creek
Springfeld
Mt. Vernon
Springfield
Vernon
Dasfa
Confederate States of America
Wan Marentan
Riz’ Wrst
Michigan Central
Saint Louis
Great Western
Canada
Detroit
Croriia
New York Post
Showa
Rogaur Fixanrriof Company Cr
Marion County
Keakule Gate City
Prospectus
Chicago Tribune
Agriculture
Tur Oatecor
Justicr Anp Henariry
Tix Mmwtans
Morayann
Palyacal
Comptes
Tae Massee
Tridgune
Obtengo
Board of Supervisora
Lin County
Iowa
White Court House
A Wrlon
Lo'clocki
Makon
A. A
E. L. Samson
Ling
Worral
Cateerbon
Ra Sela
Praseve
Gs Ving
Angie
Steves
Steve Pipe
Ware
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Marion
Dennis
Cassie
Clothine
Coats
J.F. Hervey, & Co
Brand’s Farmer’s, Academy
Washington Hall
Pearl'street
Lyonh
Joma
Tra Gchers
Eyous
Cammon
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