Letter on Secession and Union from 1860 South Carolina
An 1860 dated letter argues South Carolina’s secession from the Union, tracing causes to the election of Lincoln, slave trade policy, and sectional tensions. It condemns disunion as treason and details plans for independence, warns of war, and cites political maneuvers in Charleston and the Democratic Convention. It also includes related reports from Washington on fortifications and congressional debate.
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South Carolina
Congress
United Sues
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Andrew Auekeen
Somir Sci
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Rhett
Judge Saget
Quitman
Willian Walker
Cuba
Euaiquor
Schemp
John Brown
Marpers
Ceorgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South
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Charleston
Douglas
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Free States
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New Mexico
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Virginia
Lazarus
Massachusetts
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Clevens
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Europe
Morton
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Rust
Indiana
Mr. Dunn
Emphasias
Dunn
Arkansas
Republican Party
Republican
Tadigun
Lincoln to depart for Washington in February tour
Springfield reports that Mr. Lincoln will leave for Washington on February 11 traveling via Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati Columbus Albany Harrisburg and into Baltimore then to the Federal Capital The journey is to be completed in about ten days Special trains are being arranged no military escort will be used and a large Zouave guard is being formed in Chicago to accompany him on inauguration duties
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Catherine Swanson
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Thomas
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Presbyterian Church
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Jose
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Theo Agin
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Stuck & Co
Whelesale, Mruggisie
DR. Wilason
Private Medical Dispensary Adverts and Health Tonics
A chaotic broadsheet promotes a private medical dispensary and various patent cures. It touts medicines for nerve, liver, bladder, and sexual health, with testimonials and a rattlesnake bite cure. The piece markets books on marriage and sexuality, urging readers to purchase through Creed and other agents while claiming universal health benefits.
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Hayal Co
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Lijveof Malla
Society of Frighde
Rugane Velpe
Te London
Marie Hovpitate
Goanerlong
Sophie
Witter
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Tailler
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Medical Protector
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