Great Social Revolution Debate on Freedom and Slavery
Historical voice argues the Lincoln era clash as a holy struggle between Freedom and Slavery. It cites Constitution rights, government authority, and Supreme Court power as essential to sustaining the republic amid campaigns to redefine liberty. The discussion frames Union loyalty, press support, and notable figures like John Quincy Adams in a defense of abolition and constitutional governance.
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Pharoah
Isral
North
Anan
Agtan
Fovo
Reeder
Nat Inakin
Charles Suroner
Worcester
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Masa
Achuaelta
Seus A
John Quincy Adams
Pat Fowth
Editorial Correspondence on Emancipation Power and Soldier Chaplains
The piece discusses civil authority over emancipation powers, critiques wartime governance, and reflects on religious leadership in a Civil War camp. It contrasts strong central power with prudence, and highlights the need for a bold chaplain to inspire morale, unity, and patriotism among troops amid illness and duty.
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Tam
Morris
Siel
Military tribute for Josh ends with sorrow and honors
An account describes a Baltimore burial with full military honors for Josh, including a mourning scene as muskets touch the ground, three volleys over the grave, marble slab, and a gold headed cane engraved to honor his service. The Desens Zonaves escorted the deceased, and the company pledged lasting remembrance.
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Andy
Nonilp
Josh
Baltimore
Desens Zonaves
Tam
War News From Missouri To California In 1867 Fair Notices
The dispatches cover Union and Confederate era figures and movements from Wisconsin, Missouri, and California. Brig. Gen Pierce faced censure for Big Bethel, while Fletcher Webster’s regiment moves as others report Fremont interviews and troop transports. A Wisconsin fair lists premiums for livestock, crops, and household items with multiple Monroe and Sylvester entries.
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Pierce Whiase
Big Bethel
Cal
Flecher Webster
In- Gintey
Ross Winans
Baltimore
Europe
Dye
Wisconsteers
Murphy
Camp Randall
Fremont
Foe
Cameron
Tho Mas
Missouri
Department of the West
Montgomery
Jennison
Bieey
Yebelg
Shaughi
Barton County
Price
Osage
Potomac
Washington
Sumner
U.S
California
Oregon
Atantic
Bauthers
Olon
Departure of Freemont Army Shn Correspondent Tale
An early morning departure unfolds at Freemont’s army camp near Sedalia. General Kremont and staff prepare for the march as tents come down and baggage moves to the rail line. Mrs Fremont and a young attendant mingle with officers while a boy aids the body guard and a miniature war horse is readied for the captain. Fremont then rides in the general’s carriage toward town, signaling the expedition’s advance.
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Platin
House of Representatives
Na Tyay
United States
Ams
Gulf
Congress
Shn
St.Louis
Det Otrat
Frevone
Tellepaon
Bone
Suill
Sedalia
Kremont
Liz Staf
Americana
Premont
Ashboth
Fremont
Roda
Price's Mover Pursuit and Rebel Strategy Near Arkansas Line
Military observers report Price and his army rushing toward the Arkansas border while avoiding a large engagement with federal forces. Fremont and federal commanders fear a trap to divert Union troops from Western campaigns and threaten Memphis or New Orleans. The strategy appears aimed at harassing pursuers and drawing in a hostile country to drain resources and complicate pursuit.
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Price
Arkansas
Lesington
Ina
Mississippi
Memphis
Pyke
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