The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 |
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... officers , by six majority . -Salutes are fired in many Northern cities in honor of the Inauguration . People , generally , con- gratulate themselves on the peaceful result of the ceremony , and the character of the Inaugural Ad- dress ...
... officers , by six majority . -Salutes are fired in many Northern cities in honor of the Inauguration . People , generally , con- gratulate themselves on the peaceful result of the ceremony , and the character of the Inaugural Ad- dress ...
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... officers . March 22. - The Missouri Convention adjourns- having passed no ordinance of secession . -A dispatch from New Orleans says : " The Com- missioners of the Confederate States to Europe- Messrs . Yancey , Mann , and Rost - will ...
... officers . March 22. - The Missouri Convention adjourns- having passed no ordinance of secession . -A dispatch from New Orleans says : " The Com- missioners of the Confederate States to Europe- Messrs . Yancey , Mann , and Rost - will ...
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... officers of departments and the diplomatic service are removable at the pleasure of the President . Other civil officers are removable when their services are unnecessary , or other good causes and reasons . Removals must be reported to ...
... officers of departments and the diplomatic service are removable at the pleasure of the President . Other civil officers are removable when their services are unnecessary , or other good causes and reasons . Removals must be reported to ...
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... officers of the civil government and of the army ! Why , then , should the North care to exelude slavery from Territories from which God and nature have or- dained its exclusion ; and what should the South care for the right to carry ...
... officers of the civil government and of the army ! Why , then , should the North care to exelude slavery from Territories from which God and nature have or- dained its exclusion ; and what should the South care for the right to carry ...
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... officers of the State were to take a new oath to support the Confederate Govern- ment and to carry out all ordinances of the State Convention . Governor Houston im- mediately left Austin , to avoid further con- ference with the ...
... officers of the State were to take a new oath to support the Confederate Govern- ment and to carry out all ordinances of the State Convention . Governor Houston im- mediately left Austin , to avoid further con- ference with the ...
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