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23 Mar 1864
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Weekly Confederate in Raleigh, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Weekly Confederate
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1864
Page
1
Rumor of Recognition and War News Across Nations
Rumors of national recognition for Pres ton in Mexico and European financial signals. Reports cover Lord Derby and D Israeli criticisms of the English government, drafts and conscription resistance, and Confederate strength. News highlights include military campaigns in Mississippi Florida Tennessee Georgia North Carolina Virginia and notable acts of individual valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Mexico
France
England
Lord Derby
D'Israeli
Dr Leach and Desertion Sparks Political Exchange
A controversial letter attacks Dr Leach and his son in the context of Civil War desertion rumors. The writer references past campaigns in Goldsboro and accuses Leach of malign behavior while denying direct accusations of desertion. The piece ends noting Confederate bond funding totals at the city depository.
Weekly Confederate slander battle over Dr Leach in North Carolina
The periodical attacks Dr Leach citing a February 1859 Standard report of a chaotic Senate scene. It accuses Holden and Spelman of biased coverage and claims Leach’s disloyalty and disorderly conduct as a senator. The article positions Holden as defaming honest citizens and vows to publish further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Wil le
Turer
Lach
Che
Senate
Turner
Messrs
Motin
Spelman
Sandard
Uodss
North Carolina
Jolden
Jows
Thi Cy Nation
Dr. Leach
Couboy
Appendix Writing and Political Libel Controversy
The piece notes Dr. Loach’s replacement by T. Hardy as Scribe and Secretary and accuses him of adopting Geo N. Sanders’ libel at Mr. Ifslden’s urging. It praises the political content of Hardy’s essay while criticizing the writer’s style and suggests the Doctor may not fully grasp what has appeared under his initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Loach
T. Hardy
Ifslden
Geo N. Sanders
Dictor
Praise for Gen M W Ransom and civil leaders in Suffolk
The Suffolk chronicle extols Gen M W Ransom for driving out the Yankees, noting his successful combat and captured artillery plus stores. It praises his soldierly and civilian merit and hints at promotions for Brig Gen Martin and Col Clarke, urging warranted advancement as recognition of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Ransom
Suffolk
Iier
Martin
Col . J. Clarke
Boyadier Geners
Andrews Mounted Artillery Drill
Col Snowden Andrews laid on our table a copy of this drill book compiled from standard military works and updated to the latest regulations. Dedicated to the great Stonewall Jackson it is published by Evans and Cogswell of Charleston and appears to be a valuable compilation for a useful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Liem
R. Snowden Andrews
Staenail Jackson
Evans and Cogswell
Charleston
Resignation and public fault over Col McRae letter
Raleigh editors compare Col D K McRae resignation to Gov Vance criticism. The piece defends McRae and attacks political maneuvering by Mr Holden, praising Vance's speech and asserting North Carolina loyalty while predicting Vance's re election.
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Br J T Leach is derided as a traitor and ignoramus for issuing a pamphlet criticizing the junior editor of the Confederate. The juster editor and the senior editor defend the paper and its leadership, challenging Leach to debate their editorial capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Confederate
Congress
Juster
Personal resolve to sue for libel against Holden and Leach
D R McKak states he consulted friends and will file libel writs against Mr Holden and Dr Leach. He cites repeated challenges and refuses to meet in person, deeming court action the proper route to clear public agent’s name and deter defamation. He declines assistance from friends traveling to Raleigh, asserting self sufficiency in defending his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Leach
Raleigh
Mr. Holden
Tan
D. R. McKak
Small Crumbs of Comfort in A Turbulent Election
The piece mocks supporters of the gubernatorial candidate for trusting sensational war correspondence over facts. It recounts a train vote among eighty one North Carolina soldiers from Weldon to a station, showing Vance 79 and Holden 2, with one soldier implying Holden would end the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celf
Hollen
Weldon
North Carolina
Vince
Vance
Holden
Returned Prisoners and Charity Notes From North Carolina
Report on Colonels Boyd and Biakuall returning from Johnsons Island and awaiting exchange as tensions ease. Mention of Col Cantwell to be exchanged. Halifax correspondent praises Gen Janis Daniels low price food aid and plantation generosity to soldiers families. Presbyterians Assembly to meet in Charlotte on the 6th of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Biakuall
Thaze Long
Johnson’s Island
North Carslina
Butler
Col. Cantwell
Paint Lookout
Halifax
Janis Daniel
Presbyterian Church of the Confederate States
Charlotte
N.C
Dixie and Confederate Geography Books for Schools
Savannah area catalog advertises Southern geography and language titles for schools including Geographical Reader, Yorks English Grammar, The Dixie Primer and First Dixie Reader. Also lists Hymn poems and war era study guides with mail postage notes and Branson & Farrar Raleigh office.
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M. B. Moore
Theo. H. Hill
Morven
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A. W. Mangum
China
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Vicksburg
Her
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Wheeler
Patten
Tao Bayeont
Smith
Bingham
Hill
Wesleyan
Wood
Langdell
Sir ReAtag
Marian
Maurius
Morgan
Jis Mon
Robot
Harald
Newley
S. W
Southern Literary Messenger
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