The New York herald
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Based on the provided excerpt, *The New York Herald* mentions "black land—Hayti, Liberia, Africa" in a satirical remark regarding a captured secessionist flag from Fort Donelson called the "Blackland Gideonites" and mocks a figure identified as "poor Greeley." The excerpt also discusses President Lincoln's stated objective in issuing his April proclamation to preserve the Constitution and execute the laws of the Union against the rebellion.
A tenor del extracto, *The New York Herald* alude a «tierras de negros: Haití, Liberia, África» en una nota satírica sobre una bandera secesionista capturada en Fort Donelson denominada «Blackland Gideonites» y se mofa de una figura identificada como el «pobre Greeley». El texto analiza asimismo el objetivo declarado por el presidente Lincoln al promulgar su proclama de abril para preservar la Constitución y hacer cumplir las leyes de la Unión frente a la rebelión.
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of American power and in a perfect blaze
of American glory.
Morr TRoimuc for Poor GRF.rt.Kr.?We hare
another secession flag for poor Greeley to mourn
over. It was captured at Fort Donelson, aud
belonged to a rebel company called the
"Blackland Gldeonltes." As poor Greeley has
an interest in black land?Hayti. Liberia, Africa,
Ac.-and as ho is popularly supposed i?
"belong to Gideon's band," he can have the
flap, if it belongs to ids tribe, by calling at our
ollke, proring property aud paying charges.
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When in last April the President issued his
proclamation against the rebellion, and called
upon the loyal States for troops, he declared
the object of the war and his ow n intention to
be the fulfilment of the solemn oath he had
sworn at his inauguration "to preserve, protoct
and defend the constitution of the United
States." Under this proclamation the war was
entered upon, and an army organized to onable
the President to "execute the laws of the
Union," and bring back to their allegiance all
rebellious citizens in the revolted States, just
as the insurgents of Western Pennsylvania, at
the time of the whiskey rebellion, were reduced
to subjection by President Washington,
and the Stato was restored to its normal condi"
tion by the force of the constitution. This was
stated by President Lincoln to be his purpose
at the opening of the war, and it is still his
purpose, and the purpose of the generals acting
under his authority. From this course be has
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The New York herald. (1862). New York [N.Y.], 1862-02-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1862-02-25/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1862-02-25.
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