Phillips and Foster clash with Copperheads in Boston speech
An anniversary meeting in Boston featured Phillips denouncing the President and urging submission to the Union cause. Foster attacked the administration with violent rhetoric while Seymour and Wood were cited as opposition. The piece frames the two extremes as pursuing a shared aim, urging the masses to support the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Horatio Seymour
Fernando Wood
Seymour-and-Wood
Foster
Lincoln in Congress cited as cautious ally of President
Washington correspondent notes Congress leans toward the President. Republicans are split on slavery, some more radical than Lincoln, yet the body shows no clash with the Executive this winter. Lincoln is seen as determined to overthrow slavery and to perform his duty with courage. The piece suggests his popularity in Congress rises this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anti-Slavery Standard
Congress
Congresa
Lincoln
Senate
House
Han
Con
Jn.wory
Ashbel Chapin Aj Tivaah
Fredonia
Calhoun
Comb
Michigan
Geo W. Benthey
Tenry County
Register of Deeds
Micogan
Thortygige
Bredunia
Glhory County
State of Michigan
Qnet
Seetiog Xo
Sigi
Publig Nuation
Saarday
Bentley
Brow & Gaeexocin
Brow & Gaeexocin, Ate'ys
Decoere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taneing
Din
Sexars
Valanteese
United State
United States
Fort Wilkins
Copper Harbor
Wisconsin State Line
Houghton
Portage Lake
The
Abolitionists
Alli
Eme
Lowes
Etna
Tarac
Surtees
J. C. Frink
Peavey's
Mansmatz
Miemoan
Colton
Pers
Marshall
City Drug Store
Hyde & Joy
Dros Medics
Jine
Hwe HN
Jer
Tyan
Mr. Lincoln
London
Germany
Frenkfort
Shenandoah Valley
St. Louis
Cupid's Court
Yee Lael
Capor Samcén
Robinson
TOT
Ob and Minter
Ain
QarUlattron
Benin
Iba Star
BO Nortti
Livingston Ge
Seymour
Ius
Ben Balogh
T Peavey
Leona Sting
E. Alro
Emarhall
Nord
Killam
Gronps
A.B. Cook& CO
Lave
Crockery
Natis
Ck Oas
A. J. Morse
TAS
Mubley's Fothing. Store
Dodge
Clack Reuairor
Tattle Creek
Morse
D.& H. Sharpsteen
Thia
Fenda
Tormers
I, Prelps & Bro
Karstandt's
PontOfico
State Street
Ailas
A. D. Schuyler
Stan Oak
Eagle-ste
Cor Ao
Rew
Orleans
Porto Riso
St. Croix
Inport
Qld
Young Hysom
Somuuler
Penjker
Co. H. Cooke
Lumber Yard
New York
Cassimeres
Grover & Baker's
Morrissey’s
State St. Marshall
Wm.r.wcall
Saoess
Ana
Calhoun County
Jer, Cronin, Jr. Marshall
Church &Webster
Yeeex
Bevel
Albion
Peter Lorillard
Suof& Tobacco
Sy de
Dies Atantion
Bitkan, Packan & Co
Albany
Rochester
Utico
Shear, Packard & Co
Green
N.Y
D. & H. Sharpsteen
Hamilton
Butler
Win
Martin's
Morrissey
Clas
Uae
Imill
Orlands Pike
Mary Pity
Wifp
Hubbard
Bo'elovk Pr. x
Eaid
Salen &Aid
Maraball
Devillo Tubbard
Mortengis
Martengess
Louvre
Mra
Wolding
Culbosun
Meshiay
Apsrm
Larky
Les Murstaill
Trout Callan
Ata Susctin
Callous
Alice
Marsal
Huvuiry
Martin D. Steays
Probie
Uet
Thivuhl
Calton
Taief
Allarshall
Catharine Colton
Eid
Rhis
Martin
Jude
White & Lest
Glasswans
Epi
Marshall, Uly da
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!