Republican State Senator Race Mirrored in Redistricting Debate
Horace Rublee, Republican State General Committee Chairman, outlines bold redistricting aims to illuminate candidate field ahead of primary season. The document discusses district reallocation and voter alignment, urging party unity before the September deadline and reflecting on candidate exposure in the wake of the plan.
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What Would They Have A Northern Voice Against Secession
A dramatic editorial voice decries derision toward the Union during the Civil War crisis. It catalogs past compromises from Missouri to Kansas to Nebraska and lambasts Southern aggression, urges unity, and rejects foreign aid while condemning treason and praising national resolve. It calls for religious outreach and a strong, self-reliant government to uphold liberty.
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Death and mutiny rumors stain Aug battle reports
From Wak to Aug 14 and Aug 16 to Aug 21, reports recount Col Farnham mortally wounded in late Zouaves action, mutiny trials, and possible executions. Dispatches note territorial appointments A Paddock to Nebraska, Wallase and Turney to Washington Territory, and urgent calls for regiments, arms, and cavalry from California to Texas and Arkansas.
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Neighbor, quoted as warning of consequences if labeled a traitor, references tone and patriotism. Narrative hints at social tensions but no concrete event or date provided.
Iron rifled shells and weapons shipment details
The report describes wrought iron shot with conical iron projectiles using a Minio like base, a hollow lead core, and a percussion cap detonating a powder charge. It notes a three to four mile range and mentions 10,000 rifles and multiple French revolvers to be shipped for Col. Fremant’s purchase.
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Slavery and Union in Civil War Debate
The Chicago Tribune argues that war progress shows Union and Slavery cannot coexist. It warns of government strain and calls for a spontaneous, nationwide movement to end the war by abolishing slavery, beyond partisan divides, with Democrats eager and others who hate slavery agreeing on the necessity.
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Proclamation by Lincoln on a Day of Fasting and Prayer
President Abraham Lincoln proclaims the last Thursday in September 1861 as a day of humiliation prayer and fasting for all U S people. He urges national repentance and faith to seek divine blessing for peace restoration and civil liberty amid the Civil War. The proclamation dated August 12 1861 is signed with the Great Seal.
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