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eligiously and morally opposed to capital punishment? A. I am not. Q Do you look upon Jeff. Davis or any of his confederates as deserving any severe punishment for their public acts against the Government since the commencement of the war? A. I do not. Q. Do you sympathize with the Union cause or with the Confederate? A, With the Confederate. Q. Do you look upon Jeff. Davis, Wigfall, J. M. Mason, and their former colleagues in the United States Congress just preceding the year 1860, as perjured men, and deserving a traitor's reputation for all time, until they show works meet for repentance? A. I do not. Q. Did or do you now regret the Federal loss at Smithfield a few weeks since? A. I do not. Q. Do you think the attack upon Fort Sumter by the rebels justifiable? A. I prefer not answering Q. Do you think the South justifiable in ever having fired on the old flag? A. I do. Q. Should you know of any blockade runners or secret mail carriers to or from t
John Brown (search for this): article 1
ing for prayer. Q. Should the President of the United States within a short time recommend a day of thanks- giving or fast, with a view that Christians would unite in prayer for the overthrow of all rebels in arms against the Government of the United States, would you willingly open your church and take charge of such meetings to that end? A. I should not. Q. Do you look upon slavery as a divine institution? A. I look upon it as allowable. Q. Did you look upon the hanging of John Brown as just and right? A. I did. Q. Would you look upon the hanging of any of the prominent rebels-Jeff Davis, for instance — as just and right? A. I should not. Q. Are you religiously and morally opposed to capital punishment? A. I am not. Q Do you look upon Jeff. Davis or any of his confederates as deserving any severe punishment for their public acts against the Government since the commencement of the war? A. I do not. Q. Do you sympathize with the Union cause or with t
Jefferson Davis (search for this): article 1
nksgiving day recommended by the President of the United States? A. No, sir. Q. Did you ever open your church on Jeff. Davis's recommendation? A. There has been meeting for prayer. Q. Should the President of the United States within a shong of John Brown as just and right? A. I did. Q. Would you look upon the hanging of any of the prominent rebels-Jeff Davis, for instance — as just and right? A. I should not. Q. Are you religiously and morally opposed to capital punishment? A. I am not. Q Do you look upon Jeff. Davis or any of his confederates as deserving any severe punishment for their public acts against the Government since the commencement of the war? A. I do not. Q. Do you sympathize with the Union cause or with the Confederate? A, With the Confederate. Q. Do you look upon Jeff. Davis, Wigfall, J. M. Mason, and their former colleagues in the United States Congress just preceding the year 1860, as perjured men, and deserving a traitor's rep
Burnside (search for this): article 1
obly; they suffer and do not complain; they go in rags, but do not rebel; they are in earnest for their personal liberty; they believe in it, and if they can they mean to get it." Mr. Beecher also denied that slavery was dead. "Dead !" be exclaimed, "we know that within the lines of the frontier army there are yet three millions of slaves. As yet, we learn that they are docile, amenable to the will of their masters, patient, and subservient Don't be deceived.-- Miscellaneous. Burnside's expedition is to be organized at Annapolis. It is said 50,000 troops will be gathered there; but three regiments have yet arrived there. The Yankees can't spare the half of 50,000 troops for any water expedition. It looks like a blind.] The Secretary of War and the Provost Marshal General disclaim all interference through Provost Marshals in the elections head in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Missouri. Five hundred Confederate prisoners passed through Philadelphia from Camp
Averill (search for this): article 1
troops for any water expedition. It looks like a blind.] The Secretary of War and the Provost Marshal General disclaim all interference through Provost Marshals in the elections head in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Missouri. Five hundred Confederate prisoners passed through Philadelphia from Camp Morton for Fort Delaware. The citizens of the Eastern Shore of Virginia are required to register themselves as loyal or disloyal. Siegel commands the department of West Virginia, and has appointed Gen. Stahl his chief of cavalry. Mr. Cisco has been appointed by Chase to sell his surplus gold. Longstreet is alleged to be mounting his infantry. An incursion into Kentucky is expected. Thursday last was the day for a grand review of the Army of the Potomac by Grant. The Canadian Ministry have resigned. The campaign in Texas has opened vigorously. Gen. Averill is ill at Martinsburg. Gold was quoted in New York on the 21st inst. at 163½.
Siegel (search for this): article 1
The Yankees can't spare the half of 50,000 troops for any water expedition. It looks like a blind.] The Secretary of War and the Provost Marshal General disclaim all interference through Provost Marshals in the elections head in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Missouri. Five hundred Confederate prisoners passed through Philadelphia from Camp Morton for Fort Delaware. The citizens of the Eastern Shore of Virginia are required to register themselves as loyal or disloyal. Siegel commands the department of West Virginia, and has appointed Gen. Stahl his chief of cavalry. Mr. Cisco has been appointed by Chase to sell his surplus gold. Longstreet is alleged to be mounting his infantry. An incursion into Kentucky is expected. Thursday last was the day for a grand review of the Army of the Potomac by Grant. The Canadian Ministry have resigned. The campaign in Texas has opened vigorously. Gen. Averill is ill at Martinsburg. Gold was quo
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the prominent rebels-Jeff Davis, for instance — as just and right? A. I should not. Q. Are you religiously and morally opposed to capital punishment? A. I am not. Q Do you look upon Jeff. Davis or any of his confederates as deserving any severe punishment for their public acts against the Government since the commencement of the war? A. I do not. Q. Do you sympathize with the Union cause or with the Confederate? A, With the Confederate. Q. Do you look upon Jeff. Davis, Wigfall, J. M. Mason, and their former colleagues in the United States Congress just preceding the year 1860, as perjured men, and deserving a traitor's reputation for all time, until they show works meet for repentance? A. I do not. Q. Did or do you now regret the Federal loss at Smithfield a few weeks since? A. I do not. Q. Do you think the attack upon Fort Sumter by the rebels justifiable? A. I prefer not answering Q. Do you think the South justifiable in ever having fired on the
Grant (search for this): article 1
roops for any water expedition. It looks like a blind.] The Secretary of War and the Provost Marshal General disclaim all interference through Provost Marshals in the elections head in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Missouri. Five hundred Confederate prisoners passed through Philadelphia from Camp Morton for Fort Delaware. The citizens of the Eastern Shore of Virginia are required to register themselves as loyal or disloyal. Siegel commands the department of West Virginia, and has appointed Gen. Stahl his chief of cavalry. Mr. Cisco has been appointed by Chase to sell his surplus gold. Longstreet is alleged to be mounting his infantry. An incursion into Kentucky is expected. Thursday last was the day for a grand review of the Army of the Potomac by Grant. The Canadian Ministry have resigned. The campaign in Texas has opened vigorously. Gen. Averill is ill at Martinsburg. Gold was quoted in New York on the 21st inst. at 163½.
21st (search for this): article 1
troops for any water expedition. It looks like a blind.] The Secretary of War and the Provost Marshal General disclaim all interference through Provost Marshals in the elections head in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Missouri. Five hundred Confederate prisoners passed through Philadelphia from Camp Morton for Fort Delaware. The citizens of the Eastern Shore of Virginia are required to register themselves as loyal or disloyal. Siegel commands the department of West Virginia, and has appointed Gen. Stahl his chief of cavalry. Mr. Cisco has been appointed by Chase to sell his surplus gold. Longstreet is alleged to be mounting his infantry. An incursion into Kentucky is expected. Thursday last was the day for a grand review of the Army of the Potomac by Grant. The Canadian Ministry have resigned. The campaign in Texas has opened vigorously. Gen. Averill is ill at Martinsburg. Gold was quoted in New York on the 21st inst. at 163½.
Longstreet (search for this): article 1
troops for any water expedition. It looks like a blind.] The Secretary of War and the Provost Marshal General disclaim all interference through Provost Marshals in the elections head in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Missouri. Five hundred Confederate prisoners passed through Philadelphia from Camp Morton for Fort Delaware. The citizens of the Eastern Shore of Virginia are required to register themselves as loyal or disloyal. Siegel commands the department of West Virginia, and has appointed Gen. Stahl his chief of cavalry. Mr. Cisco has been appointed by Chase to sell his surplus gold. Longstreet is alleged to be mounting his infantry. An incursion into Kentucky is expected. Thursday last was the day for a grand review of the Army of the Potomac by Grant. The Canadian Ministry have resigned. The campaign in Texas has opened vigorously. Gen. Averill is ill at Martinsburg. Gold was quoted in New York on the 21st inst. at 163½.
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