Great Union Meetings Unify Philadelphia and Boston
Immense union gatherings in Philadelphia at Jaynes Hall and in Boston at Faneuil Hall showcased strong conservative sentiment against abolitionist efforts. Speakers from diverse parties urged unity, loyalty to the Constitution, and defense of the Union amid Virginia tensions and Harper's Ferry aftermath.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Jaynes
Washington
United States
Beck
Union
Ledger
J. R. Ingersoll
Judge King
Henry M. Fuller
South
Mary Lennox
St. Louis
US Civil War Era Resolution On Virginia Invasion
A compiled political statement decries Virginia’s invasion as an assault on national peace. It pledges support to Virginia’s people and federal authorities, upholds national union, denounces pro secession rhetoric, and reaffirms loyalty to the Constitution and federal unity. It recalls Washington’s farewell admonitions on national unity and warns against alienation between states.
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Jared Ingersoll
Col. Page
Vaux
Philadelphia
Dales
Cadwaladers
Biddles
Porters
I’attersons
Pennsylvanian
Commonwealth of Virginia
Virginia
United States
Hawks
Calvary Church
New York
Icopland
Cherras
Hopfland
C. M. Jackson
Arch Street
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