Coming to their exile in the Missouri crisis
The St Louis Republic is urged to accept Union supremacy as a border force responds to secession. Editorials cast doubt on Missouri joining the Confederacy, urge sanity, and condemn Buchanan and Pierce for pro Union or pro Confederate stances. The piece critiques speeches by the Republic and a Mobile Register excerpt predicting harsh terms if war endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
Spon
South
Free States
Ilence
Buchanan
Janes Duchanan
Pierce
Mobile Register
Lincoln
Gen. Scott
Jeff. Tavis
Boston
Weytater
Conlglerte Uosasree
Mongonnery
Elithye Ing del Davis
Akets
Arid
Confederate States
Feist
Ile
Heness Society
Sind Smur Nileans
R. Ogden A Co
Sheriity Sale
Biseles M. Dtaworth
M. Bosworth
Rielwed Bissell
David Dailey
Wits
Towa Nod
Ohio Company
David Dailyo
James Worthen
Adm
Dee
Plubeine
Ty Hoty
Deane
Willige
Parenperius
Luke
Eymaea
Rotmenier Westaelle
Aestouk
Abe Perry Davis
Cortisia
Warren County
W. Ronera
Siti
Cieipaatl
Fort Am
Peeswill
Pew
T.Y. Depo
James Clarke
Maltarin
Raelester
Faralg
Parksinre
Malta
Master's Gazerit
Metis
Groenburgta
Kanawha River Steamer Arrives with Edward Puckett in Tow
The Memphis Bulletin reports the steamer Kanawha Valley arriving in Memphis with freight including Edward Puckett a Maine native recently sent from Grand Glaze on a trumped charge of tampering with negroes He was boxed for shipment to Cairo Also commentary on Union men in Western Virginia the Kanawha Valley and McClellan address to Union supporters plus Massachusetts pledge and Johnson remarks in Knoxville conversations about Secession and troop movements
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Memphis Bulletin
Kanawha Valley
Edward Puckett
Maine
Cairo
Kanawha Republican
United States
Virginia
Republicaa
Payette
Greenbrier
Ohio
Kanawha
Western Virginia
Repubicanas
Western Virgin
Ray
Arno
Arnold
Jeff
Civil and Military Clash Over Arrest at Fort Mellenry
Washington rumor mill aside, Gen Cadwallader arrested John Merriman leader of rebels who burned bridges to block Union troops near Baltimore. Taney issues habeas corpus writ, Cadwallader defers ruling awaiting presidential guidance, then contempt noted. President may deploy force. clash signals larger political consequences. Virginia Union vote tallied, 25,378 margin over secession 26 counties reported. Harpers Ferry area movements noted.
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Washington
Cadwallader
U.S
Baltimore
John Merriman
Taney
United States
Truopis
Marriage notice from Wilkesville and Jem Center couples
On the 260 fast ly Joseph J Strong, Mr Curtis Mages of Wilkesville and Miss Cixmanenia Ramuras of Jem Center Meiga Co.
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Marrie
Ly Joseph J. Strong
Curtis Mages
Wilkesville, Co
Cixmanenia Ramuras
Jem Center
Meiga Co
Washington Correspondence. May 22 1861 Narrative from a northern observer
Washington correspondent reports thousands of troops marching, regiments arriving daily, and limited news from New York papers. He notes criticism of Gen Scott, praises Gen Butler, and mentions Cabinet meetings and the War Department reports. He promises more letters, remarks on Civil War tensions, and the impact on business.
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Wastisatox City
Telegraph
New York
Washington
Wade
Virginia
Butter
Baltimore
Lyons
St. Louis
National Republican
Scott
Butler
Cabinet
N.Y. Warard
Gene Rcott
Tadios
Harope
Europe
England
John Russell
Emperor
M._ Thouvenel
A Loyal View from Apple Grove and Pomeroy Telegraph
In Apple Grove and Letart township a citizen group forms a volunteer company and pledges support to the Union. The town raises a flag pole a tall symbol of loyalty with a speech praising Constitution and government, while editorials defend loyalty and condemn secessionist actions across the North and South during the Civil War era.
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Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph
Levant Paurs
Telegraph
Mississippi
Dinter
Unich
Gulf States
Union
Will le
Benedict Arnold
North
Letart
Lincoln
Jeff Davis
Davis
Republicana
Wade
Dell. Davis
Cass
Averet Juhuset
Tennessee
Jolland
Dudwe Nicholas
Kentucky
Xurtlh
South
Nuither
Ain
Cotton Confederacy
United States
W.P. le
Powaroy
Arpie Grove
Letart Township
Apple Grove
Ezra Hayman
Richard Majors
I. P. Lawry
Hsq
Wm. al. Haywan
Chat Atealina Lincoln
Stars and Stripes
Traito Zra
Riewann Masons
Vane
Tsone Carpton
HL. Sibley
Siven
Syracuse
Pashli
Parauray
Telseripta Tonmnann
Lditer
Thomas Wal
Shertt
Sale
Rinney
Capunun
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Met
Ohio
Tiie Company
Robert Campbell
James McLaughtin
William Kinney
List of Letters in Postortion May 26 1831
A dated notice lists numerous names including Bartloe dads Huse Ann Az Jones Thomas J Kisav Barton Toxsel Mes Retey Trodgwes Jobin Chapin Biiza Sandars Parneld Ceoshie Mig Eijzsberlfivlor Mary Te Lavis d Sn Trockwee Thompeon Grests Vous TWitterman fob Tae Midler Miva Emma We wane Focend Thighs Tavid Walkat Daniel Moly Jolene Willer Daniel 2 Write Margaret Vermoues eds for the onboye letters GEO LEE IM Agricultural Notices.
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Tomerey
Bartloe
Ann i
Az Jones
Thomas J Kisav Barton Toxsel
Jobin Chapin Biiza
Sandars
Parneld Ceoshie Mig
Tavid Walkat
Daniel Moly
Jolene Willer
Daniel
Margaret Vermoues
Will Monee
Sig
Geo
Lee
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Smercy Telegraph
T. A. Plants
James Buchanan
National Intelligencrr
Wheatland
Ife
Massachusetts
Andrew Johnson
Rebora
Washington National Republican
Johnson
Knoxville
Campbell
Wm. SJ. Polk
Jate
Cleveland
Jeg. Davis
Tea
Montgomery County
Ter Truc
Perry
Williamsport
Point of Rocks
Harper's Ferry
Dr. Waterman
Middleport
Cincinnati
Johnson Wad
W. T. Brungtrop
Dreniel
P. Daniel
Griffith
Branstrop
Paurauana
West Columbia
Janice
Marvel Gang
Handel Dows
United States of America
Union Med
Rezandies
Doe
Pomeroy Telegraph
Parkersburgazette
Wheeljoy Intelligences
Pittsburgh Gasette
Coamerciel
Doller Times
Bh. L. Johnson
T. Braneraor
Sec
Lilitor
Fones
Tseasin
Vingintel
Sue Mon
Wise
Musin
Hunter
Go Letcher
Baltimore and Ohio
Jones
Midee Co
Huevie Hosse
Panam
Duine
J. Filson
Suas Ashyord
Elio
Dehey
James Katp
FEO
Dente Weil
Luwdays
Paamuriy
Elie Mir Taraiers
HB. Smuth, Haat Hgh
Loontinue
Leretofore
Racine
OFIO
Lam
Weiog
DT van
Silsey
Ulee
Dedas
Flontel
Satiner
Tuomas Egan
Siar
Naylor
He Wade
Winter cooDs
Uty G
Remington
Cement & Plaster Paris
Leasul
G.J. Moadley & Co
H. Galitan
Joan F.mtaroy
Jeuggiot
Bunkivey, Mian
D. Reed
Lom
Viernerf
Miebbeornt
Selleltee Masny
Mordial
Womax
Foel
Cubeliaman
M. Pocor
Leo
Leharee
Wiether
Arial
Petanublok
Hvence
Aim
Haensteyn
Donnel
Chaeseumits
Nile Plate
Tyre
Raductiyer Pawier
Anne
Eneioglag
Mney
Cedar St
Hug de
Reich
STW
Hudson
Bieden-Sienseat
Old Knight Place
Meige Cuanty
Union School
Waterman
Nee
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