Patriotic loan appeal touts vast nation debt plan
A detailed call in the Marshall Statesman outlines a national loan of 150 million dollars to fund the Union war effort. It promises 7 3-10 percent interest, treasury notes in multiple denominations, and flexible payment terms. It argues taxation will secure timely interest, with hope of ending the conflict by next spring and restoring constitutional rights.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Congress
Treasury
Mqwal
United States
France
Com Wong
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President Fremont Proclamation Debate Reflected In Congress
The piece discusses President Fremont's proclamation freeing enslaved people whose owners were in arms against the government and Congress altering its terms. It questions which slaves are freed and which may be impressed, noting Northern reaction and the political stakes of wartime policy.
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Congress
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Henry
Congresa
Kentucky Resolves to Enforce Union Stand
In Frankfurt the Kentucky Legislature passed a resolution demanding the withdrawal of Confederate troops from Kentucky. Governor Magoffin vetoed it, but the veto was overridden by the Legislature. The measure authorizes the governor to mobilize forces to enforce the demand.
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Kentucky
Prankfurt
Magoffin
Abolitionist terms spark debate in Expoun dering piece
Ex-Gov. Elbridge or Bargas of Massachusetts dies from shotgun wound. He served as a U S Representative from 1831 to 1843 and Massachusetts governor in 1848. A Whig then Republican, his later years focused on education and temperance. A Baptist, he presided over the Missionary Union, dying in his age period.
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Bargas
Moustachusetts
Congress
Massachusetts
Missionary Union
A Ranger Letter From Camp and City Scenes
A wartime correspondent describes harsh days under martial law in Baltimore and life at Camp, noting vigilant police, nightly excitements, and dwindling supplies. He praises Duryea's Zouaves on Hadstals Hill, mentions sickness and overwork among officers, and fondly extols Babuwara as a fine place with brick streets and clean walks. The letter recounts political chatter about elections and surges of contraband and rumors, then closes with plans to write about Jeffs visit and a dinner with the author.
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Tom
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Mort McHenry
Union loyalty convention pledges support for strong wartime policy
Washington dispatch reports a National Union convention in New York urging unity beyond party, endorsing vigorous prosecution of the rebellion, and calling for loyalty to the United States Government. The address condemns treason, pledges to crush the rebellion, and supports using all state power to uphold the Constitution and laws. It also condemns partisan actions and appeals to patriotism across the nation.
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