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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: may 11, 1861., [Electronic resource].
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Richmond as the Confederate Capital.
--We understand there is considerable favor shown to our beautiful and advantageously situated city by the Provisional Congress, as the permanent Capital of our Southern Confederacy.
We say advantageously situated, for if Washington was a suitable location for the Capital of the United States, we think that, as we cannot hold that city, the next best selection would be the Capital of Virginia, which has so many historical associations, and around which cluster so many National recollections.
For beauty and centrality of situation, facility, convenience of access, polished society, and perfect healthfulness — summer and winter — surely no city in our fair Southern land can vie with Richmond.
There is no lack of suitable sites for a National Capitol, and there is abundance of accommodation for the deputies in Congress, and visitors on business or pleasure.
Washington had nothing to recommend it as the seat of government, except, perhaps, tha
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
Richmond as the Confederate Capital.
--We understand there is considerable favor shown to our beautiful and advantageously situated city by the Provisional Congress, as the permanent Capital of our Southern Confederacy.
We say advantageously situated, for if Washington was a suitable location for the Capital of the United States, we think that, as we cannot hold that city, the next best selection would be the Capital of Virginia, which has so many historical associations, and around which cluster so many National recollections.
For beauty and centrality of situation, facility, convenience of access, polished society, and perfect healthfulness — summer and winter — surely no city in our fair Southern land can vie with Richmond.
There is no lack of suitable sites for a National Capitol, and there is abundance of accommodation for the deputies in Congress, and visitors on business or pleasure.
Washington had nothing to recommend it as the seat of government, except, perhaps, th
C. Ballard (search for this): article 1
Cleared,
Ship Argo, Capt. C. Ballard, with 1,315 hhds. tobacco and stems, for Bremen, by Schaer, Kohier & Co.
Breme (Bremen, Germany) (search for this): article 1
Cleared,
Ship Argo, Capt. C. Ballard, with 1,315 hhds. tobacco and stems, for Bremen, by Schaer, Kohier & Co.