Slavery and Treason in Civil War Commentary Echoes
A tumultuous Civil War era piece with harsh rhetoric. debates on abolition, Union loyalty, and political betrayals surface through sermons, Senate expulsions, and reports of slave seizures. It cites Bright and Davis, asks about confederate conspiracies, and condemns treason while urging unity and legal enforcement.
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Vallandighais
Medary
Lane and Hunter clash over army leadership in Civil War split
The piece reviews Gen Lang and Gen Hunter during the Civil War, detailing Lane's plan to rally more troops and move on the rebels, contrasted with Hunter's demand for thirty thousand men and a three million dollar budget. It notes Romney, Fairfax skirmishes, and a critical look at Washington society after a Lincoln era carnival.
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Bunter
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Hunter
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Arkabheas
New Orleans
Fentor
Washington
Union
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White House
Look Out for Thunder in Nation’s Indignation
Fragmented wartime rhetoric condemns traitors and promises swift government action. Speeches warn of vast expenses and a demand to strike hard to end rebellion. Report asserts confidence in government power to crush foes and predicts renewed victory chorus.
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Correspondence from Covemsis on Civil War debates and taxes
Col.umbus- Correspondence from Covemsis February 8 1862 reports on the Eastern Telegraph delay and editor troubles. It notes legislative efforts to curb taxes and expenses for soldiers, opposing the three fourths mill levy and supporting the one half mill. It discusses governor appointed agents for regiments and costs, urging economy and suppression of unnecessary offices to aid soldiers and the Union war effort.
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Battle on Fishing Creek Brigadier General McCook Report
Acting Brigadier General McCook details the Cumberland campaign battle near Kentucky on January 19. The 9th Ohio and 2d Minnesota engage heavy foe near Mill Spring, with brutal hedge line fighting, house and stable positions, and a bayonet charge that routs the enemy. McCook is wounded but retreats to follow-on actions, praising officers and soldiers of the Ninth Ohio and Second Minnesota.
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Fragmentary Civil War Military Dispatch Names Officers and Units
A damaged military dispatch fragment lists officers and units, including Colonel Robt LaceiOK and Maj Gen Magnis, celebrating a victory and urging future effort. It references the brigade force and accompanying names, with limited legible details due to obfuscated OCR.
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