Lincoln's Gettysburg Address? No, First Inaugural Address
President Lincoln reports through Congress the Civil War crisis after Fort Sumter and the Confederacy's secession. He argues Union preservation, calls for 400000 troops and 400000000 dollars, defends habeas corpus suspension, and urges unity under the Constitution. He asserts state sovereignty limits, defends the Republic, and pledges to honor the will of the people and law.
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South Carolina
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Unon
Washington
Asranam Lincony
Quaker City Captures Brig Alice Warwick Near Fortress Monroe
The Quaker City seized the brig Alice Warwick off Fortress Monroe this morning. The vessel, owned in Richmond and bound to Hampton Rhodes from Rio, carried 15,000 sacks of coffee cargo owned by British merchants.
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Monroe
Quaker City
Alice Warwick
Richmond
Rio
Hampton
Rhodes
Lincoln's War Message Urges 400000 Men and Funds
The Warren Mail reports the 4th Congress organizing with G A Grow as Speaker and Emerson Etheridge as Clerk. The President's Message demands 400,000 troops and four hundred million dollars to suppress the rebellion and uphold the government, praising Lincoln's plain and strong case against secession.
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House of Representatives
G. A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Emerson Etheridge
Tennessee
Abe Lincoln
Appointment of G W Scofield as President Judge
Gov Curtin appoints Hon Glenn W Scofield of Warren to the eighteenth judicial district to fill the McCalmont vacancy during military service. Scofield praised for legal ability and expected to serve with credit. Harrisburg Telegraph confirms Scofield as a highly qualified choice for the position.
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Warren
Scofield
Harrisburg
Curtin
Glenn W. Scofield
Warren County
Eighteenth Judicial District
M’calmont
McKean Miner Names Curtis for President Judge Nomination
The McKean Miner touts Hon. C. B. Curtis as a strong candidate for President Judge in the district, noting his long legal practice and wide acquaintance. The piece suggests Republican County Convention momentum and praises the Warren bar for supplying judges while advocating Curtis as highly qualified.
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McKean
C. B. Curtis
Warren
Two Cogswell Children Drown In Conewango River
Two Cogswell children Flora Maria Cogswell nearly four and Jennie Cynthia Cogswell about two, children of Samuel H. Cogswell, drowned in Conewango last Monday afternoon. The bodies were found downstream after they wandered toward a neighbor’s home. Both were buried in a shared coffin amid family and neighbors. Also notes return of raftsmen gear from State authorities and a brief weather forecast of rain and cooler air.
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Flora Maria Cogswell
Jennie Cynthia Cogswell
Samuel H. Cogswell
Conewango
Mr. Cogswell
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Colton
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Warren D. Graver
Carroll
Alford Clark
Poland Center
John Winkleman
Philo B. Spaulding
David N. Johnson
Cranesville
Albert Necker
Harmony
Corydon E. Sears
Clymer
Bennett
Frewsburg
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