Controversy Over Holden in North Carolina War Era
The Raleigh era paper attacks Mr Holden for alleged selfish conduct and contrasts him with other political figures. It claims Holden acts with airs, endangers the war effort, and could align with the enemy. The piece notes recent Yankee setbacks at Bachelor's Creek and reports on Confederate lawmaking about habeas corpus and potential state versus Confederate conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
North Cacina
Warria
Nathaniel B. Kmist
Tery
Boydes
Gildiozss
Col. McLend
Jesse Alums
Ashley Siulers
Ourself
Mr. Holden
Boyden
Olden
Hoilea
Tribausi
Luce
Techniouises
Mr Holden
Hun
Helden
McRie
Ois
Gov. Vance
Lee
Grant’s
Raleigh
Rerey
le Tame
Kinsteo
Linestone
Duplin County
Senate
White Gk
Young’s Crossing
Jones County
Onslow County
Bachelor's Creek
Newbern
Neuse River
Spring Garden
Newhern
Feigmanta
Lr. Wells
Tighmas
Tilghmen
Slate Journal
Carrisna
Newt Nn
Tis Consereabee
North Carolina
Congress
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Governor Vance to tour North Carolina in June
Governor Vance will speak at multiple towns including Concord Davidson College Dallas Lincolnton Shelby Rutherfordton Hendersonville Asheville Marion Morganton Lenoir with events from June 8 to June 21. Friends are asked to convey two persons at each departure point when the governor leaves the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Davidson College
Dallas
Lincolnton
Shelby
Rutherfordton
Hendersonville
Asheville
Marion
Morganton
Lenoir
The Peace Movement in North Carolina Politics
A Richmond Examiner piece mocks peace advocates and Governor Vance, arguing against negotiations with the Union. It parodies a Lincoln era tale to suggest a strategic, nonviolent compromise and notes Vance’s cautious stance as election pressure grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Examiner
Mr. Helden
Gov. Vance
Kaminer
Bragg Critiqued by Enquirer and Press Fray in 1864
The Wilmington Journal rebuts a Richmond Enquirer attack on Gen. Braxton Bragg, arguing the criticism stems from partisan tempers over pay for Bragg and political views. It defends Bragg’s record, notes public opinion across Virginia and North Carolina, and contrasts Bragg with Pickett Barton Hoke and Johnston while defending Bragg as brave, disciplined, and essential to Virginian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Gen. Bragg
Congress
Richmond
Gen
Brage
Virginia
Pickett
North Carolina
H Ke
Bragg
Bagg
Carolina
Burton
Kentione
Orie
Sam
Aml
the Laquirer
Barton
Newnern
Enguirer
Prekitt “Pickett
McDowall
Ney
Ainguirer
McDonald
Hagnirer
Biaga
Petersburg
the Enquirer
Hoke
Faguirer
Newbero
Butler
Bermuda
General Pickett
General Couper
Staes
Brigg
Sidney Johnston
Viraida
Joseph
Johnstein
Fdr Bragg
Georgia
Daeia
Plymouth
War News from Richmond Examiner Reports May Battle Carnage
The Richmond Examiner details continual rumors and uncertain reports on Gen Tee’s army near May battles. It notes heavy casualties across Virginia and Georgia in May, with many generals killed or captured on both sides, and mentions a Confederate infantry tactics book by Silas Casey with a Columbia publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Shady Grove
Conren
Erie
Ibeer
Arbour
Greast Orks
Grant
Ashland
Virginia
Geregia
Virginis
Georgia
Tong
Smart
Jenkins
Stafford
Janex
Janus Daniel
Gordon
North Carolina
Perrim
South Carolina
Edward Johnson
Walker
New York
Lerald
James K. Wailsworth
Sedgwick
Haynes
Webb
Taylor
Bailey
Josh
T’. Owens
Ince
T. G. Stevenson
James C. Rice
Deal
Getty
Talboot
Howels
Gevers
Robinia
Ley
Silas Casey
U. 8
Jordan
Columbia
8. C
Evans & Cogswell
Kingston
Suth
Lovell
Activ
Dobola
Bagbys Q. M
Kington
Eixteen
Treyruptsparen
New Hors
Dunes
Jos
Phouran
Altoona
Atlanta
Stevenson
Cleburne
17Th Army Corps
Trans Mississippi
Sherman
van Buren
Ala
Telegramic Civil War dispatches from Richmond and elsewhere
A compilation of telegraphic dispatches dated June 2 to June 5 from Richmond and other centers reporting Civil War actions. Focused on Lee and Early lines, Breckinridge, Fitzhugh Lee, Heth, and maneuverings around Kingston, Etowah, and Atlanta with updates on skirmishes, artillery, and troop movements. Also notes New York Times criticism of Butler and steamboat arson incidents at New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachmond
Lee
Flaudite
Grant
Ricamoyn
Beeckinridge
Finegan
Hoke
Roe Bee
Dallas
Seco Pieraton
Atiasyra
Atlanta
New York
Hiowntown
The
New York Times
Ist
Butler
Irury
Cleveland
Fremont
John Cochrane
Lincolns
Curxvox
Savannah
New Orleans
New Orleans Levee
Black Hawk
Bether Times
Tide Bell
Fawn
Nebraska Belle
Empire Parish
Nebraska
Picayune and Courier Francais
Governor Vance and Peace Negotiation Critique
A Raleigh letter condemns Governor Vance for urging a peace effort as “buncombe” and mocks his supporters. It argues soldiers in North Carolina face harsh realities and says the president should respond decisively to end the war. The writer dismisses any suggestion that negotiations could avert further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Vance
Washington
Fortress Monroe
North Carolina
Senator Dortch
Z. Vance
Mr. Vance
Hmend
Garry
John On
Israres
Edward
Lin
Gaultier
Manny
Thereffore
Gaultier de Mauny
David
Calays
Lincoln
Gotward
Chase and Stanton
Mrs. Lincoln
Calais
Buffalo
Ali. Vance
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Confederate
Nat Boyden
E. J. Warren
Messrs. Boyden
Verrall
Mr.Warren
Warren
the Peace Movement
Wilmington Journal
Braxton Bragg
Jane
the War News
Telegraphic
Br J
Tunasarr
District Court of the
Confederate States
Mirtriet
Ser
Hewri
Maryland
Anderson
Kershaw
Heth
Esrley
Hampton
Tlowe
W. RE. F. Lee
Confederate Congress
Nicw Moon
House
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