Secession News and Editor Attacks in Marion
Tennessee and Arkansas pause secession acts as Kentucky names Major Anderson to lead the Kentucky Brigade. Baltimore prepares 8000 troops. Chase orders customs watches on Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The Marion editor faces sharp public rebuke over disunion writings and calls for clarity on Union policy. The issue also notes new U.S. minister to France Dayton and a local Union Cup promotion at Gish Store.
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Proclamation by President Lincoln May 3 1861 calling volunteers and expanding forces
President Abraham Lincoln proclaims immediate military measures to preserve the Union. He calls 42,034 volunteers for three years and authorizes increases to the regular army, addition of naval seamen, and organization plans to be submitted to Congress. He appeals for citizen cooperation to suppress violence and restore peace.
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Genrner Swern and War Sentiments Across Nation
A compilation notes Gerrit Smith's peace stance amid war talk at Petersborough New York on the 27th ultimo and reports on the slaver brig John Bell captured near Cuba with 400 enslaved people. It cites Maryland secession debates, Lincoln's support in the South, and Union reaction including Fort Pickens and railroad rider warnings from Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad President Tod.
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Patchwork War Dispatches Spur News from Washington
Fragmented reports from Washington New York and Charleston describe troop movements armament in Washington Cairo and Baltimore. Officials warn of threats to Harper s Ferry and outline duty calls for volunteers amid shifting control of arsenals and supply lines.
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