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Liberator (Boston, MA) - 24/06/1864

1864; Gale Group;

J. Q. Adams, Thomas Bayley Potter, President, C. K. W., M. Du Pays, Henry C. Wright, W., Peace Democrat, Elmer Ruan Coates, G. Garibaldi, L. Thomas, Adjt. General,

News: Refuge of Oppression A Lost Leader, THE CAMPAIGN for the Presidency promises to be the most extraordinary on record, The Campaign in Virginia, The Nomination of "Honest Abe" a Bitter Pill for the Rebels, Selections Freedmen's Bureau, The Siege of Richmond, Resolutions of the Legislature of New Hampshire, The Cleveland Convention, "Proclaims Liberty Throughout All the Land, to All the Inhabitants Thereof", Governor Johnson's Acceptance, Terrible Railroad Accident, Improvement in Champooing and Hair Dyeing, "Without Smutting" Madame Carteaux Bannister, Grove Meeting Michigan, Garibaldi, and the Manchester Union and Emancipation Society, The Baltimore Convention, ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, June 16—6P. M., Good for Princeton, The Case of Arguelles, Reception of the Eleventh Massachusetts Regiment in Boston, Coming Together, Presentation to Gov. Andrew, Annual Report of the New England Freedman's Aid Society, Progressive Friends' Meeting, Slave-Hunting in Kentucky, Another Praternal Token To the Honorable the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament Assembled, Achan's Wedge, Multiple News Items, On Wednesday, the 25th of May, a company of colored soldiers, just arrived in Washington, was passing from the depot through North Capital Street towards the Capital, and in full view of that building, The Mexican Question, "Conscientious Opposition", Republicans have now to choose between a gentleman and a buffoon, between decent Fremont and indecent Lincoln, A Lost Leader, The Difference, Visit to Baltimore and the Capital, Speech of President Lincoln at Philadelphia, A Complaint from Mr. Garrison, "Liberty", Praise and Blame. Letter to the editor: Negro Troops in the West, Abolition! Prohibition! the National Watchwords, Letters from New York No. X, To the Editor of the New York News. Arts & Entertainment: Fourth of July Celebration at Framingham, Two Patriots Fallen Written on Learning the Death of J. G. Cushing and W. I. Stoddar, of the Mass. 32d., Poetry The Auction-Block. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Editorial: Some Editorial Notes.