Sheridan and the Black Charger Ride to Save the Day
A narrative poem recounts General Sheridan marching toward battle, the swift figure of a black charger ahead, dust and smoke rising as the rider nears Winchester, and the army urged toward victory with vivid imagery and lines of legendary resolve.
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Kossuth Letter Urges End to Slavery in United States
The Sept 16 letter from Kossuth argues that only the sword can settle the clash between freedom and slavery in the United States. He prays for God’s blessing on efforts to remove slavery’s stain and upholds the Democratic principle amid the trial, signing as W. H. Seward, U. S. Secretary of State.
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Nevada Attains Statehood and Congressional Status
Nevada becomes a state by Congress and presidential proclamation on March 2, 1861 with 1,000 square miles of territory from Western Utah and Northern California. It will have one Congress member in addition to two Senators and three electoral votes.
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