The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 - United States |
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... Southern Commissioners , Messrs . Crawford and Forsythe , communicate their mission to Secretary Seward , pronounce their Government an independency de facto et de jure , and request a day to be named when they may present to the ...
... Southern Commissioners , Messrs . Crawford and Forsythe , communicate their mission to Secretary Seward , pronounce their Government an independency de facto et de jure , and request a day to be named when they may present to the ...
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... Southern States that by the accession of a Repub- lican Administration , their property , and their peace and personal security , are to be endangered . There has never been any reasonable cause for such appre- hension . Indeed , the ...
... Southern States that by the accession of a Repub- lican Administration , their property , and their peace and personal security , are to be endangered . There has never been any reasonable cause for such appre- hension . Indeed , the ...
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... Southern Excitement over the Inaugural , even to the dismemberment of the Government , with confidence , at once inspiring and encour- " Mr Lincoln's Inaugural Ad- aging . In the Border States it also created dress is before our readers ...
... Southern Excitement over the Inaugural , even to the dismemberment of the Government , with confidence , at once inspiring and encour- " Mr Lincoln's Inaugural Ad- aging . In the Border States it also created dress is before our readers ...
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... Southern cause . He spake with even more than his usual coarseness and insolence , saying : Waiving all questions of regularity as to the existence of their Government , they are here to enter into a treaty with the Federal Govern- ment ...
... Southern cause . He spake with even more than his usual coarseness and insolence , saying : Waiving all questions of regularity as to the existence of their Government , they are here to enter into a treaty with the Federal Govern- ment ...
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... Southern rights , secession , and anti- coercion speech , and was applauded to the echo throughout . The people then took up their line of march through Franklin Street to the Examiner office , where they stopped and gave three hearty ...
... Southern rights , secession , and anti- coercion speech , and was applauded to the echo throughout . The people then took up their line of march through Franklin Street to the Examiner office , where they stopped and gave three hearty ...
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