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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Feb 11, 1865

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Hampton Roads Peace Conference Report Reveals Lincoln's Terms

A long document tracing the Hampton Roads talks between Union leaders and Confederate envoys. It outlines Lincoln's conditions for an informal conference to restore peace, the roles of Eckert Grant and Seward, and the mixed reactions of Jefferson Davis allies. The record notes the four hour, informal discussion aboard the USS Riviera in Hampton Roads and no formal agreement reached.

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Peace prospects and slavery in Reconstruction proposals

The document describes postponement aims for immediate peace with the Bialet faction, conditionally accepting disbandment of insurgents and restoration of national authority. It notes the President’s stance on slavery as a settled policy, Congress control of funds and seating representatives, and a constitutional path to abolition. The Richmond party is informed of abolition resolutions and a conference ends without full agreement.

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Army of the Potomac repels Rebels near Dabney Mills

Union forces drive the Rebels back to Dabney Mills on Vaughan Road. Fifth Corps retreated to Hatcher’s Run but repelled an expected assault. Reconnaissance mapped Rebel positions as night fell. Heavy engagement for a small force, with Fifth Corps suffering notable losses and the Third Division of the Fifth Corps bearing the main impact.

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Great Cavalry Campaign Sweeps to Gulf Coast

Cavalry forces led by Gen. Thomas and Gen. Wilson advance through strategic lines toward the Gulf of Mexico. Reports describe rapid movements and coordinated maneuvers as they press on with the campaign, seeking decisive gains against opposing forces.

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