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The Daily Dispatch: January 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], Northern items. (search)
nd approved by the committee. The Tax bill to raise one hundred and fifty millions of revenue annually is not yet matured by the sub-committee having it in charge. The question of income tax has not yet been under consideration in the committee. The Missouri U. S. Senatorship. St. Louis, Jan. 20. --John B. Henderson, a Douglas, Democrat, a member of the State Convention, an uncompromising Union man, and a Brigadier General in the State service, has been appointed by Lieut. Governor Hall, to fill Trustee Polk's seat in the U. S. Senate. More bloody Battles expected, The N. Y. Herald says: We are entering upon the most exciting period of the war. Its real work is only just commencing. The victory just obtained by our troops at Somerset has been a most sanguinary affair, and will be followed by a succession of other conflicts of a similar character. Between this and May we shall either have to subdue the rebels, to deal with them as we please, or we sha
The Daily Dispatch: January 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], English and other European news. (search)
try by the Yankees. The Chronicle says: "In Birmingham itself, six thousand men have declared, by a majority of ten to one, against the scheme of arbitration in the affair of the Trent. Where was the genius that should have guided them, mellowed their intellects into a starry condition, and taught them that the English flag is a worthless bit of bunting?" The meeting was gotten up, it should be observed, by the Capitulationists; every conceivable effort was made to pack the Town Hall with anti-national secretaries; the management, the first speeches and the leading resolutions were monopolized by those whom we must term our Anglo-Chinese. When a vote was taken, however, and the hands rose in forests, and the shouts followed them in thunder, the Quakers, with characteristic honesty, turned up their eyes and claimed a triumph. Whereupon a local magistrate insisted upon a second vote, and the hands that went up in forests, and the shouts that followed them in thunder, were