War News and Trials Across The Union May 15 18
The dispatches report General Bicklas offering a 6000 strong brigade to the government with weapons ready, and President Lincoln demanding immediate acceptance. Coroner’s jury in Camp Jackson case finds death by musket fire from U S volunteers under Lyon and others. Walnut Street tragedy witnesses and writ of habeas corpus matter progress. Reports from Harrisburg, Washington and St. Louis detail arrests, testimonies, and military movements amid the Civil War era.
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Washington War Department mobilizes 220000 volunteers for defense
A May report from the War Department notes a swift mobilization of 220 thousand volunteers ready to serve in the war effort. Detachments from the Seventy-First New York Regiment return from a patrol near the Potomac, while plans form to secure navigation and establish a new Military Department covering Eastern Virginia to North Carolina with Gen Butler in command.
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The New Constitution and the Negro Question in America
A speech argues the new Constitution rests on a racial hierarchy, claiming slavery is natural and justified. It critiques Jeffersonian ideals and asserts that the republic’s foundation supports white supremacy, prompting calls to unite against abolitionist agitators and restore order.
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