Chivalrous Southrons defended amid Eastern woes and debt debates
The piece defends Southern ideas and criticizes a contemporary Clash over slavery era conduct. It contrasts Northern and Southern sensibilities, recalls Confederate history, and condemns alleged libels while praising moral progress since the Civil War. It cites remarks on the East and West and remarks on postwar finance and national debt.
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Southern Review
Union of the
United States
Congress
Senate
South
Union
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Hill
Yancey
Charles Dickens
Asa
The Girl of the Period Advised on Household Duties
A satirical 19th century line mocks a modern young woman. It argues she should abandon promenades and fashion, stop relying on servants, and learn daily domestic skills such as cooking, cleaning, and bed making.
Fragmented reflections on postwar politics and society
The piece blends partisan rants about Ohio Rosecrans politics with cross state criticisms and jokes, noting Democratic fractures across states and touching on Southern recovery. It cites St. Louis Republican remarks praising Southern prosperity and a shift toward education reforms and unionist sentiments from a Charleston Humboldt festival.
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Secession Party
Bachman
Clarieston
S. C
Humboldt
Radical rhetoric winds through seized days of news
The New York raid is cited with fiery language claiming radicals are doomed and gates will be kept out. The Detroit Advertiser echoes a confident prediction that leading Democrats would inflame and outplay the imagined foe in their stronghold.
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Mercer County
United States
Congress
Hoffman
New York
Thave
John A. Griswold
George William Curtis
Thomas Hillhouse
Stephen T. Hoyt
Thomas J. Chatfield
Martin J. Townsend
Daniel D. Conover
Woodruff and
Mason
Court of Appeals
Detic
Sgin
Ohio
Uv Rosecrans
Rosencrans
Canady
Rosecrans
Bastiles
Brown
Pennsylvania
Maine
Illinois
Lisville
Detroit
h—Il
Brooklyn
Immigration statistics show 389651 arrivals in year end 1869
The Bureau of Statistics reports 389 651 passengers arrived in the year ended June 30 1869 with 240 477 males and 148 174 females among them 352 569 actual immigrants. Major districts include New York 253 754 Boston 23 294 San Francisco 13 490 and Baltimore 11 202. Germany and Ireland provide large shares among 132 537 and 64 908 respectively. Occupations range from laborers to farmers and merchants. A parallel departure figure totals 78 845 passengers with steamship dominance.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
New York
Huron
Boston
San Francisco
Baltimore
Portland
New Orleans
Detroit
Philadelphia
Oregon
Texas
Key West
Charleston
Cuyahoga
Chicago
Gloucester
Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
Sweden
British North American
Norway
China
France
Switzerland
Denmark
West Indies
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Spain
Azores
Russia
Mexico
Poland
Genesee
Paget's Sound
Portland, Mo
New O
The Midnight Sun over Norway’s northern cliff
Mr. Campbell and party witness the midnight sun in Norway. A 1000 foot cliff overlooks the sea as the sun hangs low and gold bridges the water. The scene, praised for its unmatched color and quiet majesty, ends with the sun rising again.
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Mr. Campbell
Norway
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