Serenade greeting for Hon. Andy Johnson in Cincinnati
The November crowd at Burnet House welcomed Tennessee Senator Andy Johnson with a stirring serenade and a bold speech. He urged unwavering defense of the Union, warned against compromises with rebels, and pledged to stand with loyal Tennesseans until victory and restoration of their rights.
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Fremonts Proclamation Stirred Press Across States
Readers see Gen Fremont's martial law in Missouri as a turning point in the war. The press remarks that the proclamation defines confiscation and slave freedom for rebels, polices marshy loyalties in border states, and signals a broader effect beyond Missouri's borders, with varied editorials urging strong action and national unity.
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Meagher Speech Defends National Cause Amid Political Strife
Extract from Thowas Francis Meagher's Speech promises personal risk for national cause pledges, asserts constitutional primacy over party, denounces Tammany influence, defends free speech while warning its abuse, condemns conspirators and calls for loyalty to the government.
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