The Old Guard
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| The Old Guard |
| subtitled Devoted to the principles of 1776 and 1787, was a conservative magazine published in New York by C. Chauncey Burr & Co., 1863-1867. The magazine decried federal involvement in the abolition of slavery and was firmly opposed to the civil war. |
| Date | Title | Commments |
|---|---|---|
| January, 1863 | A Traitor Congress and a Traitor President | A condemnation of President Lincoln |
| January, 1863 | The U.S. Treasury Robbed to Buy Negroes | |
| January, 1863 | Acrostic | |
| January, 1863 | New England Ruling the Middle and Western States | A critique of the Senate committees |
| February, 1863 | Governor Parker's Inaugural Address | Praise of the inaugural address of Governor Joel Parker of New Jersey |
| February, 1863 | Beecher Blasphemy and Negro Patriotism | A critique of Henry Beecher's call for the Union to draft African America troops in the South |
