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The Daily Dispatch: March 21, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Fredericksburg. (search)
ers of a noble nature. Given under my hand and seal, Headquarters Cavalry Brigade, at Camp Severly, 7th October, 1861, and first year of our independence. By the General: J. E. B. Stuart. L. T. Bryan A. A. G. The Washington Republican complains that Mrs. Faulkner, wife of the late Minister to France, (now in the rebel army) is daily receiving courtesies from Federal officers at Martinsburg, and often acts the part of medium to communicate with the rebel authorities. Lincoln has indefinitely postponed the expedition to colonize free persons of color. The Times says a combined attack on Vicksburg may be looked for daily; for it will be impossible for Grant to leave the men and vessels of the Yazoo expedition where they now are. It was probably intended that all the movements were to be simultaneous. Siegel's difficulties have been adjusted, and he will probably withdraw his resignation and return to his command. The price of gold fell off ¼ per ce
The Daily Dispatch: March 21, 1863., [Electronic resource], The English press on the emancipation Society. (search)
ish society has received the pretensions of Mr. Lincoln to be the friend of the oppressed and the cs of English society follow the progress of Mr. Lincoln's policy ?. If even what is called the worlt platform and make himself responsible for Mr. Lincoln's proclamation. Of the eminent men who in While weak-minded men are congratulating President Lincoln from this side of the water, the public d. Whatever may be the merits or faints of Mr. Lincoln's policy, his proclamation has had but one ies, stand up in transports of joy and about "Lincoln forevers" In the blindness of their ecstasy ter Hall and make heavy speeches in favor of Mr. Lincoln and General Butler, and give in their adhes it — in his own words--"gives all honor to Mr. Lincoln, his Cabinet, his Congress, and all and slamuch disgusted with a great deal for which "Mr. Lincoln, his Cabinet, and his Congress" are answeraurs. who either cannot or will not see that Mr. Lincoln cares no more for the three million slaves [1 more...]