Has Fairfune Emancipation Plan For Peace And Debt
The document argues emancipation and deportation to resettle freed people in the North or elsewhere, claiming it would shorten the war, reduce costs, and restore national authority. It cites census data, legal steps, and constitutional hurdles, urging Congress to act and urging unity to avoid bloodshed while outlining economic logic and geopolitical impact.
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Pian
Grill
Union
Congress of Nation
A Confederate Era Proclamation on Union and Freedom
A 1562 dated speech asserts unwavering commitment to the Union and the freeing of slaves. It claims the nation can save the Union through peaceful, generous action, pledging world approval and divine blessing for the path chosen. Key lines emphasize responsibility, honor, and the transformative role of emancipation.
Army of seven hundred thousand ready to fight rebellion
The secretary reports a vast armed force now in the field with more than seven hundred thousand effective men and a reserve to reach a full million. They are equipped as never before, and history lacks a comparable mobilization. The country trusts leaders to drive the effort and save the nation.
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Maryland
Delaware
Congress
Thors
Mapas
Local Paper Notes Excluded Articles And Correspondents
The paper lists many articles prepared for this week are excluded along with letters from several correspondents. It mentions Smith providing professional services to citizens and regrets the situation. It notes office and residence possibilities remain, and a land building above Naylor's Run Bridge at 5, Ubi9.
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Naylor's Run Bridge
Oyster Supper and public notices in New Orleans era
The Ladies of the Methodist Aull Society host an Oyster Supper at the MH Churels Lecture hall on Friday to benefit the church debt. Gen Halleck's report to the President is summarized, praising Union campaigns and urging lessons for the future. Secretary Chase's finances receive high praise. Butler's Black Soldiers visit by General Kinsman critique Louisiana troops. remarks on integration of black soldiers and transport, with notes on New Orleans street cars and the new Union newspaper in New Orleans.
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