Recollections on Lincoln and Wade Davis in New York
The text recounts WB Carpenter's reminiscences of Lincoln at the White House. It notes a Wade Davis dispute and hints at public reaction before the presidential election. It includes a humorous aside about a mouse and a boy at dinner and ends with a political tease from Jere Parnum supporters.
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New York
Lincoln
White House
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Ilenry Winer Davis
Wade
Davis
Blockade era cargo sails from Charleston to Liverpool
The first regular clearance since the blockade occurred on the 2d instant with a shipload of cotton valued at $200,000 sent to Liverpool. The report notes ongoing wholesale and retail trade shifts abroad and domestic fiscal actions.
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Liverpool
Union Troops Mustered Out and Political Movements
The dispatch notes officers mustered out of the Department of the Tennessee and confirms policy shifts. Wangman Foot may return to residence in hessee under non political constraints. General Schimmelpfennig dies of consumption in Pennsylvania. The President withholds on Southern Bishop reunions, while corn production prospects improve. Mallory kept in Fort Pulaski but family can visit. 54 pardons issued including Eli S. Shorter. A gunboat heads to Detroit via the St. Lawrence after treaty termination. The Great Indian Council convenes at Fort Smith with tribal discussions on slave compensation. Cholera deaths aboard a Turkish steamer near Port Mahon and ongoing pilgrims’ sanitation concerns. A fatal Nashville and Northwestern wreck follows an ammo train explosion. State conventions in Madison St Paul Albany adjourn sine die. Wisconsin and Minnesota tickets announced with views on negro suffrage. New York Democratic nominees include Sloorm and Van Buren, while Texas and Ohio figures plot conventions.
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Benton Denounced for Joining Copperhead Forces
A Civil War era critique denounces Thomas Benton for accepting a nomination with the Copperhead faction. The piece portrays him as abandoning the Union, betraying Republican allies from Warren and other counties, and severing ties with the party that once honored him. It condemns his shift toward treachery and disloyalty, urging readers to view him as a fallen figure aligned with enemies of emancipation.
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Vague 19th Century Political Snippet
A fragment discusses grain and molasses market ideas and echoes political dialogue. It includes a Democrat remark and a Webster definition of democracy, plus a Missouri governor’s loyalty oath stance. The text is partial and quoted in a wartime tone with references to suffrage and public loyalty.
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Cedar Republican Convention Adopts Rail Rate Control Resolution
The Cedar Republican Convention endorses a platform to tax railroad companies uniformly, cap fares and freight, and fund state rail safety. It calls on legislators to back laws regulating railroad charges and protecting passengers from negligence by railroad companies and workers.
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