Patriotism and politics amid the Civil War era debates
The article defends patient Union policy, critiques Northern party manipulation by slaveholders, and argues the government must repress rebellion without abandoning slavery. It cites loyalty of Baltimore and Ohio directors, condemns abolitionist accusations, and highlights recent aid to freed slaves and humanitarian missions.
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Thorn
Stone Country
Ata
Jef
Davie
Free States
Europe
Baltimore & Onto Hallhoad
American and Commercial Advertiser
Baltimore
Washington
Roanoke Telind
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Etramga
South Carolina
Partigan Life
Breckinridge Portrayed as Traitor in Civil War Rant
A scathing editorial condemns John C. Breckinridge once a high government figure, labeling him a Confederate general and traitor. It accuses him of exploiting constitutional forms to restore despotic power, aided by Northern allies, to subvert the Union, with warnings of his alleged plotted crimes and treason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Breckinridge
Pittsburg
Tula C. Breckinridice
Wire
Davis
Mason
Slideil
Vieree
Buchanan
Tresson
Mus
Breckinridge
New Orleans
Mosxter
Portsmouth
Mobile
Jackson
St. Phillip
Norfolk
Norfels
Com. Tatnell
Merrimac
G. B—Minyrl Lodge
Tinewlar
Plasonic
Tam Bey
Pwereda
Swallow
Fee
Schon
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Tewelara
Onler
H.C. Waterman
Hopland
Ihe
Diructluca
Recovery of Stolen Goods Before the War Began
The conspirators stole cannons from the Government as the rebellion started. Since January, Union forces have captured over four hundred pieces of weaponry and many runs of ginat iron. The loss hits the rebels hard as military requisitions demand bells from Southern plantations and old iron for cannons, while the Union supply grows from foundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Union
Sir Fuidred
Home Letter from the Camp in Savannah 1862
Milton writes from Savannah to his father about caring for Lieut. Lasley injured in battle. He recounts the hard fighting described with vivid scenes, praises brave comrades, laments mismanagement, and notes losses and hardships. He reassures health, asks for prayers, and signs with military resolve. Also a Soldiers Relief Society meeting reports and fundraising efforts.
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Savavyan
Father
Savannah
Lasley
Minge
Doys
Grant
Tien
Sherman
Mississippi Legion
Col. Appler
Niles
R. A. Putton
Wisconsin
Peices
Lieut
Black
Buell
4Th Iowa
Co. H
Eweiona
Milton
P.S
Cincinnati
Lieut Black
Serz
Bradley
Corp’ Muck
Middleport
Washington County
Benj. Woods
Sulew
Meigs
Sec
Miss Cratin
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Probst
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Ile
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Iid
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1St New Jersey Cavalry
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