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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1869

Page

5

Poem fragment from The Weekly Whig reminiscence

A two part verse piece laments distance and unkept promises from youth friends and a missing beloved. It blends memory and longing with wartime absence and unreturned letters. The speaker recalls shared eyes and warmth then mourns severed paths and the unrealized reunion.

Trifles of Wit and Wordplay in Old Columns

A collage of quips, riddles, and anecdotes from a historic page. Jests about love, politics, travel, and schooling mix with tall tales and shopping of humor, ending with a child’s rambling tale and a question about a black eye.

The Alabama Treaty Speech by Sumner April 1869

Speech by Hon. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts in the Senate Executive Session arguing against ratification of the Johnson-Clarendon Treaty for claims. He condemns the treaty as a capitulation that settles only private claims, leaves the root grievance unaddressed, and risks ongoing discord with Britain. He notes haste in negotiation, model misfit to 1853 convention, and the denial of a genuine international duty remedy.

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The Alabama and British Edicts in the Civil War Era

A historical oration details British concession of ocean belligerency aiding Confederate efforts, the Alabama ship’s build and escape, and British ports hospitality. It argues English negligence and complicity, cites Cobden and Bright, and calls for full national reparation beyond individual losses, tracing vast economic damages to American commerce and war prolongation.

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