Dispute Over Emancipation Proclamation and Confederate Policy
A crowded report describes President Lincoln and General Hunter disputes over emancipation actions in rebellious states Georgia Florida and South Carolina. It notes Hunter's proclamation denial by Lincoln and congressional debates on confiscation and emancipation measures, with critiques of executive timing and authority.
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Wisconsin Editorial Convention Opens Amid National Debate
The Wisconsin Editorial Association convenes in Bavine on June 18 for an annual address by a leading editor. The discussion centers on government policy, military arms to loyal citizens, and the union’s stance on sustaining federal authority during the Civil War era.
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Wisconsin Fifth at Williamsburg praised for stand and capture
A Chicago Times correspondent recounts the Fifth Wisconsin’s defense at Williamsburg where they held three hours against five times their number, then charged the foe. General McClellan praised their bravery, promising banner honors and remembrance, amid news of capturing a rebel flag and related events.
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Cape Girardeau Crusade aims at guerilla bands in Missouri
The cavalry regiment under Col Daniels shifts headquarters to Cape Girardeau Missouri to wage campaigns against Sei Thonngs gang and marauders in southeastern Missouri. Reports from Bloomfield Chalk and Poplar Bluff describe battles, captures, and flee ing rebels while local press notes the Ist Wisconsin cavalry's actions and expansions of Union control.
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Negro brigade planned by rebels and draft on government land
New York May 16 reports a brigade of colored soldiers being organized in the city under white officers with intent to fortify and drill. Recruit lists show nearly 1,000 names. final orders await Washington to finalize the unit.
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Davis demands army through cotton states in war update
Governor Clark claims Jeff Davis has received all the troops he could expect and orders that no troops may leave the state. North Carolina troops are recalled home as Confederate actions unfold. Reports detail casualties, resignations, and military appointments as Union forces press operations in Virginia, Pensacola evacuations, and coercive measures against blockade zones.
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