War Principles Divide North and Rebels in 1863
A Marshall Statesman analysis argues that radical anti slavery sentiment shapes national policy amid war. It contends the Union must crush the rebellion, reject peace terms with Confederate demands, and uphold constitutional integrity to prevent anarchic war and secure lasting peace.
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United States
Confederate States
Free States
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Julio van Buren
Democratic Union Association of New York
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Cannant Lpf
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Tin Bouisville
Kentucky
Editorial Entanglements Mark Nation and Liberty
Fragmented text reflects a wartime editorial stance with notes on liberty and redemption. It mentions soldiers letters and election news amid crowded pages, implying a periodical balancing act between war reporting and civic notices.
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Tomaka
Camp Parapet Dispatches From the Civil War Front
War correspondence from Camp Parapet near New Orleans reports 30,000 Union troops at Baton Rouge with divisions Auger Gravary and Emory. Gen Banks to lead field operations before the 15th. Relations with local civilians are strained as conscription and Copperhead opposition spark debate. The writer praises Col. Clark and discusses Quartermaster Stone’s merit while noting morale and logistical improvements.
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March 1863 Journal From 20th Michigan Regiment
A fragmentary Civil War diary entry from March 1863 recounts the 20th Michigan Regiment marching from Barpstown Kentucky to Fortress Monroe then Baltimore and Cincinnati. It notes sealed orders aboard ships, arrival in Baltimore, reception by citizens, and a march toward Louisville with weather and farming country described. The writer praises General Burnside and expresses pride in the regiment’s reception.
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Proclamation calls national day of prayer 1898
A government proclamation urges national repentance and prayer on April 30 1898 as a response to civil war. It cites divine authority and asks all people to abstain from secular activities and attend public worship or pray at home, pledging unity and blessings through humility. The text references President and Senate actions and the need to seek mercy from God.
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Uniteed States
Senate of
United States
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Graciana
Therstory
Moshingson
Mach
Abe
County Notice From Eaton County Treasurer Office Charlotte
Eaton County division notice from the County Treasurer's Office Charlotte for the entire county dated April 28, 1863. Futter Travous, Deputy, acts in the case.
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