Unity of party or defense of the republic
An editorial urges restraint of party strife while preserving Republican principles. It argues that unity is needed to end the rebel threat, restore the Constitution, and uphold Union ideals, noting Republicans previously placed Union Democrats in key roles during the crisis. It questions calls to abolish party lines and asserts enduring support for core Republican aims.
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Remembering Tax Policies and War Debts in Civil Era Rhetoric
A fragmented political broadside urges voters to back the Republican ticket to support union war funding and confiscation of rebel property, warning that Democratic support would impose four million dollars in annual taxes. It cites farmers in Michigan and references British market impacts amid wartime strain.
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March 18 to 25 dispatches from West Point to Nashville
Reports from West Point detail arrival at camp of the 9th and 23d Kentucky, with officers of Co F and others, paymaster settling January wages, and camp life amid mud and marching. The narrative lists brigade staff, regimental officers from Michigan, Kentucky, and Ohio, and notes a steamer journey on the Ohio to Nashville with a crowded but orderly voyage.
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Lieut Hunton notes few loyalists left in the regiment and visits the Hermitage, Andrew Jackson's former home. The estate spans about two hundred acres including buildings and garden and was acquired by Tennessee, preserving the historic site for the state. The writer promises to publish the remainder of the communication later.
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