Emancipation by War Strategy in Civil Conflict
A fiery argument urges Lincoln to issue a national emancipation to cripple the Confederacy. The writer contends England and France avoid war, while emancipation shifts slaveholding power, turns Southern households against the war, and creates mass slave uprisings aiding Union victory.
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England
France
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Car Soutern
New Orleans
Mobile
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United States
Mexico
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Europa
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Russia
Spain
Washington
Richmond
Charleston
Potomac
Rio Uirands
Feira
Peas
Union
Virginia
Dervonek
F.lonse Hetwedh
Lata Bridige
Cervantas Pairfax
Controvills
Hampton
Virgnia
Missouri
Missouri Railway Catastrophe Disaster Trains Plunged Form
A Missouri disaster report describes a Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad wreck near Little Matte river bridge nine miles east of St. Joseph. A passenger train of eighty five to one hundred people plunged into the river and wreckage, killing many and injuring others.rescue efforts followed with local officials and physicians aiding the injured, while the survivor journey to St Joseph for help.
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Hannibal and St. Joseph
St. Louis
J. W. Parker
United States
Main
Hazera
Hager
St. Joseph
Loyal North must unite to sustain the Union war effort
A Buffalo writer, formerly of the city, urges readers to drop partisan feuds and unite across the North to resist rebellion. He supports suppression of secession propaganda, praises General Lyon's actions in St. Louis, and warns against peace advocates. He contrasts lively Western trade with shuttered Border cities, stressing war energy for victory.
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Paes
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New York
Berens
Sid & Ring
Border Union Man Warns of Galden Knights in Border States
A Border Union Man warns that the mysterious Knights of the Galden-Chr ate threaten the region with influence and deceit. He urges vigilance against their machinations and calls for readiness to rebuke their presence everywhere.
Army Corresp From Wagon to Washington News
A Civil War correspondent recounts troop movements from Cleveland to Harrisburg and on toward Baltimore. The letter describes noisy crowds in Newburgh and Pittsburgh, reception by residents, meals and gifts, harsh mountain travel, tunnel and cliff dangers, and the regiment’s stay near Washington Monument awaiting further orders. The writer notes civilian kindness from Union counties and concerns about guard duties and diet changes.
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Boerere Rapidy
Chevehail
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Portage County
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Tysiaiauer
Wanda
Olle
Worden
Alleghany
Tetsburgh
Hucksburgh
Cullen Altomia
Roe Lynel
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Eundiwa
Mokine
Saansion
Massechusetts Regiment
Mie Colon Mnen
Gould Hospitals
Union
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Fragmented ode and military notices from a turbulent era
A garbled broadcast mixes mock heroic verse about Jot Darin with military roster items for Tyler Fasilears and the Fastlears in a campaign tied to Willard’s Regiment. It mentions Captain F.F. and a raid or election scene in Baltimore’s Sixth Ward, plus remarks on President Pierce and local agricultural society events and prizes.
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Fort MaHenry
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