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The Daily Dispatch: December 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 13 (search)
The eleven Kentuckians released from Fort Warren the other day, being destitute of money were sent home at the expense of the city of Boston.
The Daily Dispatch: December 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Norfolk. (search)
ng from a foreign mission, and, relying upon the supposed good faith of the Government, proceeded to Washington for the purpose of reporting himself and setting his accounts.--He had not been there three days, when he was served by the military myrmidons and thrown into a felon's cell, where he retained for thirty hours in solitary confinement. He was then placed in a military prison and kept there for a period of thirty days, after which he was transferred to Fort Lafayette, and then to Fort Warren. Thus his fellow-citizens would perceive that he had some experience in prison life, and an opportunity of studying fortifications. But he was not yet a free man. It devolved upon the Confederate Government to say whether he should be, or not, [Voices — You shall be] Whether he should be compelled to go back to imprisonment or whether he should go free, and dedicate himself to the cause of liberty — or, as Mr. Seward expressed to the cause of "treason." He had pledged his life to th