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The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North. (search)
hile thus dissociating the South, the press encouraging. Through the idea that we could do without, them and that they had the sympathy of many North with the Democratic party, that it was strange to this day larges should be made against Floyd for stealing arms, and him for arming the South, when a he publican, committee in Congress had exonerated Floyd, and he had been vindicated, in the open avowal of General Scott, that he had not the means, North or South, to protect some fourteen Floyd, and he had been vindicated, in the open avowal of General Scott, that he had not the means, North or South, to protect some fourteen I Southern fortifications. It expressed a firm faith in the full restoration of the Union through the new and ground of interest, that the South out of the Union would be ever humiliated before the nations of the earth — in the Union, exalted He believed slavery the cause of the rebellion; in an interference wish the Compromise Measures of 1820; securing Missouri with slavery; in 1850, California without; through Kansas the Dance as repeat reinsure and to agree in the resolutions. He belie
The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Gen. Cass. (search)
Libby Prison --Capt. Thomas D. Jeffress, of the 56th Regiment Va., Vols. Floyd's old brigade, has been placed in charge of the Libby Prison during the absence of Capt. Henry Wertz, who has gone South to search up and send to Richmond all Yankee prisoners, so that they may be exchanged.