Sober Second Thought and a Costly Lesson in Love
In a Philadelphia Atlas excerpt a sober mood frames a tale of George and Mary Whitman. Financial strain, a mistress of vanity, and bills for a watch and boots drive Mary to confront debt and change. She repays, redeems, and reveals a costly but hopeful shift toward harmony and prudence.
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Lincoln speech stirs Washington on forts and revenue
Washington dispatch says Mr. Lincoln's Indianapolis remarks rally Republicans in Congress and strengthen intent to retake forts collect revenue in seceding areas and alter postal matters, signaling decisive policy.
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Seward's Position Examined by Independent Voice
The Independent argues against quick conclusions from fragmented remarks about Mr. Seward. It praises his steady, principled stance, rejects timidity, and frames his policy as coherent across speeches. It notes his willingness to delay certain decisions until unity and the Constitution are safeguarded, while opposing concessions to the slave power.
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