The spirit of democracy
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038115/1864-02-17/ed-1/?sp=2
SummaryResumen
The newspaper reported that the United States Government was not inclined to recognize the Dominican Republic as a belligerent power. Additionally, the excerpt briefly noted various domestic and military developments, including troop movements, arrests in Richmond, and political appointments.
El periódico informó que el gobierno de los Estados Unidos no se inclinaba a reconocer a la República Dominicana como potencia beligerante. Además, el extracto reseñó sucintamente diversas novedades políticas y militares internas, incluidos movimientos de tropas, detenciones en Richmond y nombramientos políticos.
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General Sickles is to be sent to Arkan
sas, by the President, to fix up the elec
tion in that State.
L.o.ie..il iiiUut has introduced the Mas
sachusetts Cemmou rchuol system at For
tress Monroe and Norfolk. Whether But
ler is one of the teachers or not is not sta
ted. Onr Government is not inclined to re
coguize the Dominican Republic as a bel
llgeieut power.
Some arrests are being made iD Rioh
mond for a conspiracy to release the Fed
eral prisoners and to destroy Government
works.
General Breckinridge is to have com
mand in South-vest Virginia.
The Coufedera.es claim to hare repuls
ed the Federals with some loss when the
latter made an effort to cross the iiapi
dati at Morton's Ford.
The Lieutenant Governor ofSouth Caro
lina is dead.
West of the Mississippi the rebels are
aid to have thirty live thousand men.
Warsaw. N. C, has been ueatioyod by
an acuiueutnJ tire.
The New York Herald has a special,
which announces, upou the authority of
a deserter, that the Confederates are re
moving the Federal prisoners from Rich
in on a.
Uold closed yesterday iu iS'ew York 51
to O.ir.
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u is Said that the Lontedmate rorcc at
Grand Gu'.f for the defense of Mobile
docs not exceed ft. 000 men.
Tue Uej'Ubiicans in Congress are pro
positi to ai.u.isu fciaeiy
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nd ttbtMtrtant news from
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The spirit of democracy. (1864). Woodsfield, Ohio, 1864-02-17. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038115/1864-02-17/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The spirit of democracy, 1864-02-17.
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