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The Daily Dispatch: February 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Southern Confederacy --an Answer to the Charleston Mercury . (search)
The Daily Dispatch: March 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Report of the Special Committee of five on the President 's Special Message. (search)
Report of the Special Committee of five on the President's Special Message.
--The House Select Committee of Five on the President's Special Message have made a report on the general subjects referred to them.
They therein argue against the doctrine of secession; assert the duty of centralizing the powers of the Government to enforce the laws over every part of the Union with the aid of the military, should the civil authorities prove insufficient for the purpose, etc.
Mr. John Cochrane and Mr. Branch dissent from the majority's doctrines and conclusions, and they have liberty to file a statement of their views.
An erroneous statement
is going the rounds of the newspapers to the effect that the Hon. John Cochrane, of New York, was serenaded on the night of his arrival in Richmond.
How this report originated we are not prepared to say; but there is no truth in it whatever.-- Col. Lay, a gallant son of Virginia, was serenaded at the Exchange Hotel on the night alluded to, and after he had appropriately acknowledged the compliment, Mr. Cochrane was called on to make a speech by some persons who desw York, was serenaded on the night of his arrival in Richmond.
How this report originated we are not prepared to say; but there is no truth in it whatever.-- Col. Lay, a gallant son of Virginia, was serenaded at the Exchange Hotel on the night alluded to, and after he had appropriately acknowledged the compliment, Mr. Cochrane was called on to make a speech by some persons who desired to hear his sentiments on the great questions of the day; but the serenading party had no connection with it.
The Daily Dispatch: March 26, 1861., [Electronic resource],
Shocking wife murder in Sr. Louis.(search)
Conservative Reaction in the North.
The New YorkTribune gives the following particulars of the conservative re-action in the North:
"But our town elections have just been hold in as of our 60 counties, and the aggregate result is529Republican supervisors to 215 of all sorts-- a larger portion of Republicans than were ever before chosen.
Yet, in the face of this unmistakable demonstration, and of the kindred response of New Hampshire, which has just elected a Republican Governor, Legislature.
and full delegation to Congress, by a round 4,000 majority-- more than the average Republican majority at all her State elections since the Republican party was organized there-- Mr. John Cochrane.
the cast-off servant of a cast-off and utterly used-up party, assumes to re-assure Virginia in the same and behalf of the State of New York ! Could imposture be more impudent ?"
The Daily Dispatch: December 14, 1860., [Electronic resource], Congressional debate, Wednesday . (search)