Emancipation in Antigua Abolishes Slavery Without Bloodshed
A review of Rev John S C Abbott’s The North and South argues emancipation in the British West Indies, especially Antigua, brought peace and gratitude, with no violence. It cites Channing, Hovey, and Gurney, noting wages boosted labor, wealth, and family stability, and that freed slaves often chose to stay, work, and invest in their communities.
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Antigus
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Sitge
British Empire
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West Indies
Mer Gurney
Jamaica
Robert Claxton
St Christopher's Island
Ming
Rescue the Nation Orperish In Our Own Hands
In a late speech Joseph Molt urges Kentuckians to act now to save their government from rebellion. He warns that billions in treasure may be spent to preserve institutions and calls on every man to rally neighbors, pump rivers of prosperity, and join the national effort before it is too late. The piece cites press notes on Congress approving funds and denying capture of fugitive slaves as part of the broader struggle.
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Hie
Prince Napoleon at the White House in a festive audience
The Prince Napoleon visited Washington for a Saturday reception at the White House. President Lincoln hosted a cordial meeting with French guests including Mercier and Bas Roche, with Sumner Chase and Seward among the attendees. The scene blended formal introductions, diplomatic flair, and a striking contrast of ages and ranks.
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Virginia Militia Told to Prepare for Battle in Loyalist Voices
Washington correspondent reports Confederate forces bracing for a desperate struggle near Manassas as McClellan advances. Virginia authorities order county militiamen to rally with arms and uniforms, risking home farms for a cause blamed on South Carolina and cotton interests. The National Hymn judges resign after rejecting all twelve hundred submissions.
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McClellan
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Old Dominion
Richmond Rumors Echo Confederate Strain on War Effort
A Ballanore American letter from Louisville details Richmond’s fears after Manassas with reports of demoralization and pay disputes among troops. It describes finance strains, compulsory mobilization, and a proposed Confederate reconstruction plan including a possible armistice and a Louisville convention.
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North Carolina
Reading by lamp amid coal mine tragedy ends in suffocation
In a coal mine in England a fifteen year old boy aided by his devout father read from a pocket Bible during a rest break. A rock fall trapped them. the father asked if his lamp still burned and the boy replied I am reading my title and the Lord strengthens me. He was eventually suffocated.
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England
Meagher declines command of Third New York Regiment
The Third New York Regiment of Irish volunteers invites T. M. Meagher to take command. He replies he cannot lead due to limited military experience and loyal concern for national interests amid recent disasters. He says brave soldiers deserve capable officers and rejects blunder or imposture.
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