Siege at Cumberland Gap Described From Front Line View
Jim Mac reports from a Union regiment under Gen. Fremont at Cumberland Gap. He notes snow, improvised fires, and artillery positions with 19 guns including a 64 pounder. The garrison plans heavier artillery as they struggle to take the fortifications atop a 1100 foot mountain.
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Democratic leadership split over Union flag and Breckinridge pact
Washmarton report argues that old Democratic leaders pushed for war to carry the party into secession. It claims Breckinridge papers and letters threaten Union loyalty, provoking mob actions against Breckinridge editors and a push for a Union or Republican cohesion to defeat the Breckinridge faction.
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Island No. 10 bombardment report from April 5
From Island No. 10 Carmo April 5 firing at Island No. 10 last night disabled the floating battery of the rebels. One shell struck directly in it killing three men and it drifted toward the island foot. Firing today more active and effective. Messenger from New Madrid reports rebels erected a battery opposite Point Pleasant last night and opened fire on our works. After firing some time the battery silenced our guns and a Kentucky shore was fired at and its contents consumed.
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