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Immense power of the President -- Mr. Seward's Egeria -- Programme of

peace -- The belligerent question -- Roebucks and Gregories scums --

Running the blockade -- Weed and Seward take clouds for camels --

Uncle Sam's pockets -- Manhood, not money, the sinews of war --

Colonization schemes -- Senator Doolittle -- Coal mine speculation --

Washington too near the seat of war -- Blair demands the return of a

fugitive slave woman -- Slavery is Mr. Lincoln's "_mammy_" -- He will

not destroy her -- Victories in the West -- The brave navy --

McClellan subsides in mud before Yorktown -- Telegraphs for more men

-- God will be tired out! -- Great strength of the people --

Emancipation in the District -- Wade's speech -- He is a monolith --

Chase and Seward -- N. Y. Times -- The Rothschilds -- Army movements

and plans.

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