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The Daily Dispatch: February 17, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
, who was afterwards seconded by brother Brigham Young himself, denounced the "Gentiles," or believers, in their midst in unmeasured terms, and declared that in "nine months Utah would be as free of Gentiles as the President's message is of reference to Utah." The snow is from four to five feet deep in the northern part of Maine, Vermont and New York. Along the sea-coast of Maine it is about two feet deep. In the White Mountain region snow has fallen to a great depth. Major-General Q. A. Gilmore has been appointed to the command of the Department of the South, vice Major-General Foster, who comes North on a furlough, which is rendered necessary by disability arising from a troublesome old wound. The Fall River News says that Hon. John H. Clifford has declined to deliver the eulogy upon Edward Everett, upon invitation of the Legislative Committee. Judge Clifford was chosen as the substitute of Charles Sumner, on the declination of the latter. R. T. Jacobs, the De
The Daily Dispatch: February 17, 1865., [Electronic resource], The Pope's letter. (search)
Getting nervous. --The Concord (New Hampshire) Monitor, alluding to Lincoln's call upon that State for men, says: "Governor Gilmore has telegraphed to Washington for an explanation of the matter, and will insist on a thorough understanding of the case before lifting a finger to meet the call."