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06 Mar 1863
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Western Sentinel in Winston, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1863
Page
1
Education circular calls for Confederate teachers convention
A circular from the State Educational Association of North Carolina urges teachers and friends across the Confederacy to attend a convention in Columbia South Carolina on April 28 at 8 PM. It emphasizes consolidating text books for moral and political education, opposing semi infidel literature, and uniting to support independence and national welfare with Divine favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers and Friends of Education
Confederate States
State Educational Association of
N. Carolina
Confederacy
North Carolina
Lincolnton
Columbia
South Carolina
C. H. Wiley
Common Schools
N. C
J.D. Cambell
N.C
Exemption Bill Passed by Senate with Revisions
The Exemption Bill passed the Senate yesterday and moves to the House for revision. Provisions include surgeon exams for disability, exclusion of certain state officials and railroad leaders, clerks and printers, specific manufacturer exemptions, and new slave police and farm family protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Whig
Senate
House of Representatives
Abolitionist Senator Pushes Peace and Union Reconsideration
Senator Conway of Kansas argues for ending the war and recognizing Southern independence. He urges Congress to order a defensive war posture and seek talks with the Confederacy, proposing mutual recognition and free trade terms including duties, navigation rights, and the Mingoore River. The stance aligns with leading abolitionists supporting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Conway
Kansas
Congress
Gen. Anderson
Charles Sumner
W. Philips
Horace Greeley
Union
Conway
Houses
House of Representatives
United States
Confederate States
Mingoore River
Distress Deepens Among French Cotton Operatives
The French correspondent of the Spectator reports severe distress among cotton workers in Seine Inferieure. He notes 30,000 out of work, 102,000 weavers in danger of starvation, and 260,000 destitute in Rouen district. Subscriptions total 600,000 francs to fund relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
The
Spectator
Seine Inferieune
Seine Inferieure
Rouen
Lye
Impressive Tackles Impressment Abuses in Senate Row
The House passes a bill regulating private property impressment for public use while the Senate delays. Critics condemn the forceful assessments by government agents as illegal and tyrannical, urging early Senate action to stop confiscations and protect citizens against depredations in Confederate notes. Rich, Whig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Commissary
Quartermaster’s Department
Davis
Richmond
Rich
Remembrance of Vallandigham Speech Passage
The fragment recalls C. L. Vallandigham’s speech and a passage about April 14th convictions, referencing a hypothetical change on April 15th after reading the President’s proclamation and recognizing past errors in history and human events. The text reflects on belief, doubt, and the impact of official declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
I Would Not Support the War Despite Public Pressure
The speaker asserts unchanging convictions against the war, refusing to support it for moral reasons. He declares honesty and independence in public service, denouncing the belief that “all is fair in politics.” He says he would not trade integrity for popularity, and blesses God that no blood stained his garments.
Taxation is Slavery in Lincoln’s War Debate
A New York Caucasian column rails at wartime funding and abolitionist figures, accusing Lincoln of taxing white workers to finance a “negro war.” The piece inflames anti emancipation rhetoric and alleges misappropriated funds and moral decay amid praise for white labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuerre
New York
Senate
House
War Department
Mr. French
Secretary of the Treasury
Abraham Lincoln
Adam
The Lowest Stage of Human Degradation and Dishonor
A historic critique condemns enlisting 150,000 Black soldiers for Lincoln’s army as a grave national moral failing. The Boston Courier decries the move as a degrading measure that shirks courage and self-reliance, lamenting perceived loss of manhood and racial equality in wartime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Boston Courier
Eld Shige
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ww. Alspaugh
the Friends of Education
C. L. Vallandigham
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