Irrepressible conflict frames North and South in 1861
A lengthy Republican era piece argues sectional war is inevitable, blaming slaveholding leaders in the South and duplicity in the North. It attacks abolitionist arguments, defends federal authority, and praises Secretary Chase while denouncing compromise with rebels. The piece also notes Congress actions and Civil War battlefield reports, including Virginia and Kanawha actions.
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Missouri Dispatch Reports Federal Movements and Civil War Skirmishes
Captain Smith from Springfield arrives with news that Gen. Lyon's command may reach the area. Federal forces with four thousand Home Guards concentrate at Springfield while Arkansas troops clash with Sigel near Carthage resulting in about ten Federal deaths forty three wounded and four missing. Arkansas claims seven hundred killed. A guard detachment at Neosho captured, later released on oath not to bear arms against the Confederacy.
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