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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1863
Page
4
The text praises President Lincoln amid wartime trials, noting his candor, ability, and steadfast purpose. It cites confidence that history will honor him and emphasizes his leadership during a perilous period.
A News X Poat correspondent claims the President denied ties to Gen. Rosecrans and defended Gen. Grant as the sole capable leader. The piece notes contention over Rosecrans removal and hints at political interpretations of Northern victories. A separate dispatch reports a wealth discovery and a Taunton case of ritualistic mortality practices.
A colored pastor near Bridgy sought to invite visiting ministers to his church for a meeting on extending hospitality. The congregation balked at boarding them without funds and debated whether to invite and pay travel for the ministers. The pastor urged ministers to stay with their own flocks until finances could raise fares.
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