Lincoln in Cleveland and Buffalo. crowds greet President
President Lincoln and his party traveled from Pittsburgh to Cleveland via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad amid rain and cheering crowds. At Alliance a dinner was hosted by McCullough. in Buffalo he was greeted by 10,000 people and a government delegation, with officials noting the national reception as a tribute to the Union and Constitution. Lincoln spoke briefly, thanking supporters and urging unity, before a levee and departure for next leg.
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Humber
Rochester
Wellaville
Salineville
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Alliance
McCullough
Quer An Elegank Company
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Rayona
Lindeon
Conquetor Russell
T. K. Myers
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Jd. A. Masters
Jislee Arkews
Ehalf
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Uti
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Judge Douglas
Washington
Mr. Lincoln
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Victor Hraantel
Isle of Wight
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Bank of bin
Liat Petit
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Roman -Sardinis
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Abe
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Witkin
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Labiwiu
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Benjamin
Playal
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Treasury
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Mobile
New Orleans
Tle
Tis Ulaerative
Union
South Carolina
Rome
Lincoln and Lincoln Farewell in Rochester Crowd
Crowds greeted President Lincoln during a press and rail journey. At Hatavia Clyde and Syracuse many thousands welcomed him with cheers. In Rochester about 8000 gathered at the depot while Lincoln bowed and thanked the people, declining to speak at length due to the fatigue of travel. He urged patience and paid tribute to the nation as he left for Washington.
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Lincoln
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Litumn
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Lineal
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Guthrie
Black Democratic Convention Sparks Debates in Detroit
A Detroit Democratic gathering seeks influence over a Supreme Court seat and veers into fiery debate on slavery, taxation, and church influence. The anonymous chronicle notes factions, possible coalitions, and harsh language about abolitionists and Southern policy, reflecting heated postwar tensions.
Rail road bills and political unrest flood Detroit papers
Fragmented 1887 report notes bills affecting Amboy Travers Bay Indiana Grand Hapide and others finish road lengths by 1962 and 1868. mentions peace talks, personal liberty law debates, and a German community seeking a Pie Verein in Detroit. politics mingle with weather and social tensions as sessions and custody events unfold.
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Hie
Dilla
Govetzidr
Amboy
Mighizan
Pmong
Natleo
Hujana
Washington
Hanser
Twaritty
Backus
California
Mote
al Branch
Petinary Relwla
Fonturea
Mauhos
Rade
Dion
Bebwals
Detroit
Congres
Arm
Senate
Aeiler
Loti
Uae
Bang Ag Wis
Tevettisey
Phigel
Suouitains
Lingala
Penn
Silat Hoth
Averica
Southern Business Paralysed By Secession In Mississippi
Extract from a private device shows a Mississippi gentleman and slaveholder with about sixteen slaves says business is completely paralyzed as no one pays debts. He notes impending civil war, fear of confiscation for non residents, widespread distress, lack of credit, and desperate calls to tax to meet needs. He laments scarcity of meat and bread and predicts hard times ahead.
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Supreme Court
Lindale
Springfield
Washington
Levis Weine
Southern Confederacy
South
Dick Sencnratia
Ibis County
Pamepibes
Democratic Party
Boston Avex
Mississippi
Sue
European News and Political Rumors From February
A late European news summary notes arrivals from Liverpool, Palestine, and Glasgow. It reports Manchester talks on affairs, calls for government aid to traders and planters, and a slaveholders debate on railway lines. Royal and French events ripple. bullion and markets show little movement while Garibaldi and Capetian moves spark chatter.
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Africa
Liverpool
Queenstown
Palestine
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Manchester
Victoria
Napoleon
France
Garibaldi
Capron
Tracts
Fing
Francis Lps
Sensa Rusistance
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American
Oo Ody Cos
Marshall Slatessan
Europe
Randall
Jackson
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Mt, Gale & Co
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Syricide
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C. Price
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Rts
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A.B, Cook & Co
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Edward Butler
Me Thani
REW York Clothing Hogs
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Autiviek
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Morrissey
Call and
Sre. Marshall
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