Fragmented Democratic Debate On Compromise And Constitution
A long political tirade criticizes Democratic leaders for shifting front amid calls for compromise. The piece accuses Vallandigham and allies of duplicity against the Union and Constitution, urging voters to repudiate what it labels a betrayal by party leaders. It portrays the impeachment of trust in Democratic rhetoric.
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Tang
Union
Ory Deaicratie
Congress
Vallandi
Frog
Erlice
Endewite
Weu- Tient
Dueps TV Sithkenio
Iry
Imaat
Vallandighem
Cox
Waterpious Partigans
USA
A. Copouphaelél Tigao
Paiva
Iar
Lenandore
Elbir
Last Hops of the Rebels and McClellan’s Call to Arms
The piece denounces Northern Republicans for aiding Confederate treason and urges party unity against the rebellion. It cites Governor Letcher and secret leagues, questions moderating leaders, and invokes Gen McClellan’s address urging decisive action to quash the rebellion and defend the capital, praising prior Union victories and rallying troops for a pivotal battle.
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Toretor
Virginia
Letcher
Vallandighama
Ani Vorkeses
Powelle
Hepa
Baliod
McClellan
Drinan
Tiaid
Yorktown
Williamsburg
West
Point Hanover
Court Mouse
Fair Oaks
Bite
Geo. B. McDigittax
The Great Battle for Richmond Fought in March Night
A Civil War correspondent details a ferocious clash near Richmond with Casey’s artillery, standout regiments, and massed Union troops. The narrative follows chaotic retreats, bold charges, heavy casualties, and general officers among the wounded, while noting Peck and Keyes rally efforts and McClellan preparing for a possible victory or defeat. The report ends with a second day promising more combat and a grim toll inside the war’s seven-pronged siege line.
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BarAcus Spariex
York River
Casey
Salines
Fourteenth Street
Washington
Lwek
Williamsburg
Williemeburg
Euthusiasu
Geloro
Keyes
Ussey
John Cochrane
Swallos
Shaler
Neacuoy
Birney
Sud Berey
Ives
Bie Uuyonet
Williams
van Wyerk
Asheburg
Skeal
Dheir
Yeus
New York
Amsuu-Leer
Apia
Heiwizel
Liehaie Peck
Cysvy
Peck
Gerntzleman
McUileilan
Summer
Kearney
Jamieson
Borey
Michigan
Wate Hamsburg
Nisgara
Heintelecian
Mithun
Adams
Otters
Case
Teast
Logy
Wuduadell
Mising
Iemeore Arial
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Mlowell
Soth Michigan
Woundes
Weasels
Devere
Calspell Chiapnell
Chasplin
Briggs
Morris
West Point
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Holtateeman
Tens Peck
Damieson
McGlellia
Savace
Johpson
Tralee
He Inns
Wasniscrox
Jane
Sunley
George P. Shipley
Nowry
New Orleans
Louisiana
Chickahominy
Shules
Richmond
Jossin
The Fall of Memphis in Civil War Action Report
Telegraphic dispatch details the Union squadron's attack on Memphis with the gunboats Monarch, Queen of the West, and Little Rebel engaging Confederate rams Beauregard and Jeff Thompson. The Monarch struck Beauregard amidships, causing her to sink. Philadelphia and other vessels faced heavy fighting as Union forces secured the riverfront and occupied Memphis.
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Price
Braggen
Lovell
Jeff. Thompson
Beauregard
Sumter
Cairo
Silvence
Vongland
Mondech
Te West
West
Beutan Tabk
Jef Thompson
Duces
Bragg
Little Rebel
Montgomery
Ellet
Trinvis
Wayis
Memoux
Endiana
Cal. Fitch
Baton Rouge
Memphis Avalanche
Samte
Memphis
Humboldt
Washington Dispatches and Rebel Incursion Reports
Washington items recount rebel spies in Washington and a Union-leaning shift in Maryland public sentiment. Descriptions mention a party by a wealthy rebel, a victorious rebel song, and reports of wounded arriving from a siege or clash, with distribution to hospitals as trains ferried them from a frontline area.
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Granger
Mich
Slurton
Ohio
Dison
New York
Harrison
Thomas
Musz
Sheffield
Fouke
Casey
Fisher
Delaware
Birnhaw
Cong
Porter
Dives
Contaia Blaig
Stanley
Wasniygros
Eping
Washington
Washinton
Maryland
Baltimore
White House
Torrens Munroe
Poose
Fremont's Division News From May 11 1862
From Fremont's division at Cincinnati dated May 11 1862 reports heavy Confederate casualties with Colonel Ashley killed and a large enemy loss. Union gunboats Augusta four miles from Charleston prepare to attack, while Texas Unionists reportedly move toward reintegration under Gen Larry Houston. London and European reactions discussed as rebels seek foreign intervention.
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Vnetima
Grc
Piliots
McClellan
Wade W Spoce
Sii
Vizhtfal
White Mouse
Briges
Macexchusotea
Devens
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Jackson
Col
Ashley
Charleston
United States
Augusta
Charleston, & VA
Stona Inlet
Uritone
Texas
Larry Houston
Sam
Uncle Sam
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