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Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1862

Page

2

Hypocrisy in the Republican attack on slavery and Democrats

A Marshall Statesman analysis argues that Republicans defend national slavery limits with plainspoken rhetoric while Democratic leaders oppose abolition. The piece claims Republicans seek freedom for all territories, while Democrats betray the cause, and it condemns Confederate leaders for debt, failure, and neglect.

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Pacific Railroad bill advances with government credit grant

The Pace Railroad Bill moves through Congress as the Senate debates a Pacific line from Balt Lake City to the Sacramento region. It proposes government credit of sixty five million dollars for forty years, with lands on each side of the track once completed. The route crosses the Sierra Nevada near Noble's Pass and aims to connect major western points, with private capital expected to finish construction. The report also notes harsh farming conditions and wartime strains, including troop movements and supply concerns in Tennessee and Mississippi.

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Civil War News and Commencement at Local College

A June dispatch reports Union advances and rebel retreats around Richmond with heavy fighting and fortifications near the James River, plus confirmation of Lincoln approving freedom in federal territories. Nashville sentiment grows as 19,000 volunteers are planned. Burnside visits Washington, McClellan rumors persist, and local college commencement ceremonies open with salutatory French and science degrees.

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