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Newspaper
Beaver Dam Argus
Location
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1861
Page
1
A long, vivid tale of Abindarrez the Moorish heir and Zayda his beloved in Ronda. Narvaez, Alcayde of Antequera, captures the groom while he visits his betrothed. A daring rescue and a daring escape unfold, showcasing chivalry and romance amid medieval siege and faith.
Dispatches from Montgomery Huntaville and Athens relay Col Nick Davis’s vow North Alabama will not secede without a people’s vote South Alabama reps push to compel. The Nashville News notes unity calls and a defiant stance against compromise amid wartime tensions.
The Albany Beacon responds to Newark Mercury’s criticism of Mr. Weed’s policy seeking to test the strength of the Union. Weed argues for readiness to meet emergencies, union strength, and measures to resist treason while avoiding compromise. He asserts the need to test government resolve and bolster Union support.
A historical dispatch critiques Union fidelity and Republican strategy. It cites The New York Tribune’s claim that Senator Cameron is ousted from the Republican party and argues the Tribune and Lincoln era Republicans aim to push the South out of the Union. The piece portrays Union devotion as treason to the party and warns of disunion amid political infighting.
A Republican State Central Committee leader denounces concessions for the Union as traitorous. He rebuts pretended pleas for compromise, calling such talk embittered partisan rhetoric. The Milwaukee News echoes this view, condemning any terms that would aid an opposing administration and urging unity to preserve the Constitution and Union.
The Senate special committee on the tariff bill will report Wednesday. The Morrill bill is praised for principle and arrangement, with two thirds of items examined. No iron duty changes. pig iron and steel duty cuts proposed but failed. Mullions aim to 12 cents per pound for WOOLTONS? and set April 1 start for law, July 1 warehousing, 30 day duties, six months storage for re shipments. Revenue projected at 55 million. loan raised to 25 million for treasury needs. Government land costs and champagne wine mentioned amid fiscal notes. Abolitionist Mapewns? referenced with criticism.
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