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Feastern
North Carolina
Wilson
Edgecombe
Nadh
Martin
Pitt, Greene, Wayne
Johnston
The Causes of Our Republic's Fate and Demagogue Threats
The essay argues against the belief in an enduring Union, blaming demagogues and office seekers for national corruption. It urges citizens to read, think, and elect responsible leaders while proposing a focus on whether states stay equal under the constitution amid a sectional president.
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Wemifude Pagys
Old Rowe
Massachusetts
New England
Paul
Alexander
Rightful courage and resolve in South Carolina address
The piece argues governments rest on moral force not mere coercion and declares the South’s actions are guided by right. It cites Mr. Benjamin of Louisiana in a December Senate speech endorsing resistance to Republican policies, warning against subjugation and predicting strong popular cheers for steadfastness.
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South Carolina
South
Times
Benjamin
Douisana
Decemer
U. S. Senate
Mr. Bb
Tenjamin
Pulpit clash over abolitionism and politics in sermons
A tirade condemns ministers who mix religion and politics calling abolitionists fiery and fanatical. The piece attacks pulpit preachers who use sermons to push partisan aims and accuse them of stirring brawling rhetoric rather than peacekeeping.
Slavery Question Stated as Racial Relation Theory
The New York Day Book argues that in the South the negro is not enslaved but is the inferior partner to a white superior. It claims racial differences prevent amalgamation and that mixed progeny become sterile by generation. The paper says the issue can be settled if readers accept this premise and notes further discussion in a later column.
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Hrribnas
Weary Ward Beecher
Sharp
Billingsgate
South
Garibaldi
Europe
Atlanta
New York Herald
Lincoln
Editor’s Response Sparks Southern Rights Debate in Wilson Ledger
The Daily Rough Notes from Goldsboro excerpts quote editor Robinson arguing against demagoguery and urging readers to judge South rights themselves. The piece notes the Ledger’s stance on secession and states where the Ledger offices are located with staff details, including Gorman and Tucker.
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Rough Notes
Goldsboro
N. C
Robinson
Times
Hin
Wilson Ledger
South
Maine
Texas
Tacke & Gorman
Gorman
The
Ledger
Mr. Robinson
Southern Rights Party
Olno
Editorial Change in Goldsboro Firm Ends Robinson Era
Wm Robinson Esq has disposed of the Rough Notes establishment at Goldsboro to Dr J J Lawrence and R L H Blount, new local residents and former editor proprietors of the Star of Erecsdom. The Rough Notes will be published anew by Lawrence editor.
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Wm. Robinson
Rough Notes
Goldsboro
J. J. Lawrénce
R. L H. Blount
Star of Erecsdom
Pr. Lawrence
Strong minded women in a changing Neapolitan vote
A Napolitan woman Donna Marianna described as La Giovannara becomes a public political figure aiding Liberal support among the lazzaroni. Garibaldi and authorities note her influence while she attends inter- views, carries revolvers, and votes alongside other Neapolitan politicians in a rare exception allowing women to vote.
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Naples
Donna Marianna
La 3
Tam
Garibaldi
Giovannara
Cgeerta
Ife
S. Giovannara
Turr
Bixio
Puerto, Spaventa
Cappelli
Vallavicini
Lane Warns Republicans Could Break Up the Union
In Senate remarks Joseph Lane of Oregon rebukes the Republican party for conditions he says threaten the Union. He argues the North bears responsibility for any dissolution, insisting the South did not seek disunion and that the “glorious union” should be preserved.
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Republican Party
Coercion Debate Divides House Over Union Policy
In the House Mr Pryor of Virginia proposed a resolution condemning force to preserve the Union with the Confederacy. Mr Stanton of Ohio moved to table. On Vallandigham of Ohio being called out he opposed coercion, and the resolution was tabled by 68 to 55 with Vance among the yeas. the speaker notes the turn of events.
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House of Representatives
Pryor
Virginia
Confederacy
Stanton
Ohio
Vallindigham
Meeting of Wilson County Citizens on Volunteer Corps
Citizens of Wilson County are called to a 1 PM meeting at the Court House in Wilson on the coming Saturday the 12th to conduct business related to the locally organized Volunteer Corps. Attendance is requested to discuss organizational matters and actions.
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Wilson Hotel
Gorman
Tucke
Ledger
Court House
Middle Room
East Side
Wilson County
Citiizens
Wilson
Excitement Over Fort Sumter Occupation Grips Charleston
The Charleston press reports a city-wide uproar as Fort Sumter is occupied by United States forces while Fort Moultrie lies abandoned. Citizens, officials, and local militias mobilize amid rumors, with crews moving to protect key posts and await official confirmation.
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Fort Sumter
Fort Moultrie
South Carolina
Sumter
United States
State Convention
Washington
Washington Light Infantry
LL Simonton
Carolina Light Infantry
BG. Hinckney
Meagher Guards
Ed McCready,Jr
Regiment of
Rifles
Cold. J. Pettigrew
Ellison Capers
Marion Artillery
Jd. Pope
W. 3. Elliott
Custom House
Republic of
Anderson
Sulivan’s
Interior Department Probes Indian Trust Bond Abstraction
Wartisetos December report details a scheme involving Wm H Russell Majors Co and Goddard Bailey. War Department acceptances were used to hypothecate bonds in New York. Bailey supplied bonds to cover losses as bankers demanded more security. Bailey arrested for bail set at 300000. Russell likely to be detained. investigation confirms facts.
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Wartisetos
Wm. H. Rassell
Majors
Goddard Bailee
Indian Trust
Lunds
New York
War Department
Bailey
Secretary of the Interior
North Carolina
Messrs
Russell
Morris
Illinois
Conkling
Bocock
Virginia
Harris
Maryland
Case
Indiana
Great Gin Man of the World Adelph Wolfe of Virginia
A biographical sketch celebrates Adelpho Wolfe of Richmond as the pioneering Virginian founder of Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps. It covers his family, early moves to Kentucky and New York, rise in business, political interests, and lasting impact including distributing his book and copies to officials and libraries.
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Adelphe Wolfe
Richmond
Benjamin Wolfe
Joel
Nat Wolfe
Kentucky
Henry Clay
New York
Joel Wolfe
France
Holland
Wolfe
Schiedam
Adelpho Wolfe
Scheid Am Schnapps
Wise
Norfolk
Mobile
Alabama
South
Coercion Threats Faced by North and South in Civil War Debate
Conservative journals rebuke coercion threats from anti-Southern Republican voices. They compare Lincoln supporters and anti-Lincoln voters, arguing broad opposition to coercion across free and Southern states. Commodore Stockton warns civil war would reach the North.
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South
North
Lincoln
Union
Free States
New York Journal
Commodore Stockton
Baltimore Jobless: Three Thousand In City Without Work
The city of Baltimore reports three thousand unemployed residents. One thousand lack subsistence and the other two thousand have meager means that will soon fail.
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Baltimore
Destructive Fire Destroys Lonie Town Properties
A large blaze on Friday the 28th devastated Lonie, North Carolina, destroying extensive property including busy stores and homes. Among the losses were buildings owned by P. J. Brown & Son, Ballard & Harris, Shaw & White, T. N. Carlile, J. J. Minetree, Noah Walker, and James Dent. Insurance amounts are unknown, but the property loss is described as very great.
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Loniebarg
N. C
Messrs
P. J. Brown
Granville and Halifax men join drive to arm the State
A Granville gentleman will be one of a hundred contributing to a $1,000,000 fund to arm the State. A Halifax gentleman will contribute as one of a hundred or more toward a $41,000,000 fund for the same purpose. Raleiak f
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Argwinc
Granville
Jalifax
Raleiak
Cameron Tours Through Hannisaree to Washington
The report notes Hon. Mr. Cameron passed through Hannisaree on January 2 from Springfield en route to Washington and has accepted the appointment as Secretary of the Treasury under Mr. Lincoln.
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Mr. Cameron
the Treasury
Mr. Lincolm
Hannisaree
Cameron
Springfield
Washington
Forces Ordered to Fort Mellenry from Leavenworth
All available forces in Leavenworth have been ordered by Gen. Scott to hold in readiness to move to Fort Mellenry at Baltimore on a moment's notice.
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Lieut. Davis
Nix
Nina
Leavesworth
K. T
Leavenworth
Scott
Fort Mellenry
Baltimore
Alabama and Mississippi Delegations Urge Immediate Secession
In Wasuisotos on January 6 the Alabama and Mississippi congressional delegations held a caucus and telegraphed state conventions urging immediate secession, declaring no chance of reconciliation. They decided to stay in place and await their states' actions.
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Wasuisotos
Alabama
Mississppi
Banks Urges Repeal of Personal Liberty Bill
Governor Banks, in his valedictory to the Legislature, calls for repeal of the Personal Liberty Bill. The message stresses reversing the statute and restoring broader protections.
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Gov. Banks
Bostos
Banks
Matchless Misery To Have a Cigar and Nothing to Light
In a stark moment the headline frames a scene of need and irony as a person faces the paradox of possessing a cigar without a means to ignite it. The text suggests a concise, evocative vignette of hardship or neglect.
Banquet for Japanese Ambassadors in Batavia
The Niagara and Japanese Delegation were honored at Hotel des Indes Batavia with a lavish breakfast. Attendants drank 80 sun champagne, 115 claret, and other wines costing 3642 rupees, funded by Uncle Sam from the Japanese fund. The dinner featured French cuisine and extensive toasts as journalists described the occasion in vivid detail.
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Niagara
Batavia
Duateh
Hotel Des Indes
D&ec
Sam
N. VY. Times
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Gilson Hedger
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Holden
pTsth
MLS
Dixie
Barnam
the Home Journal
Joseph Lane
Oregon
U.S. Senate
Wade
Johnson
Tennes
Mr. Vance
Mountain District
Charleston
ATION
Interior Department
Kassas
Mississippi
Congress
Lady Yarmouth
Garrick
Glasgow
Dr. Lyon
Lyon
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