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Beaver Dam Argus

Location

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1861

Page

2

Compromise and party zeal stir Wisconsin scene

In Beaverdam a longstanding attack on a political figure accuses him of sacrificing national unity for party gains. The piece lambasts calls to appoint commissioners to favor one side, questions compromise as a path to peace, and defends Lincoln’s caution and earlier political norms. It cites Pettitions, names, and a public debate on national unity.

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Farewell to Winter From the Snow Cloaked Scene

A nostalgic ode bids farewell to winter’s harsh beauty. The poem celebrates cold season’s cleansing breath and plowshare power that enriches the earth, while noting the cold and cheerless feel. It recalls fireside warmth and home happiness as winter departs.

Nothing Wrong Nobody Hurt Seizures and Secession Rise in States

Cor Mil Press notes Lincoln mocks danger while secession becomes fixed and the Southern Confederacy selects Jefferson Davis for President and Alexander H Stevens for Vice President. It contrasts Davis’s steadiness with Lincoln’s humor and urges caution on policy, warnings on debts, and fears of an irrepressible conflict.

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Destitution Debate in Kansas Signers Deny Starvation Peak

Prominent Kansas citizens reject Thaddeus Ward's starvation claims, noting no authenticated starvation deaths and hopeful relief through June. They cite uneven suffering, especially near Missouri river counties, with cold and exposure among out-of-town aid seekers.

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Lincoln’s Baltimore Conspiracy Plot Exposed at Length

A telegraphic dispatch reports an assassination plot against President Lincoln in Baltimore. Conspirators planned to derail a special train or surround the baggage train, with a list of prominent financiers bankers and adventurers. Lincoln fled by special train after council and a reception was declined. Robert Lincoln appeared later in York and authorities expressed indignation at loss of citizen trust.

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Lincoln Arrives in Washington Amid Baltimore Rumors

Reports from Baltimore and Washington detail Mr Lincoln's arrival on Feb 23 amid claims of a plot to harm him. Police guarded streets as crowds gathered. the Baltimore committee met but offered no interview. In Chicago and later, banks were reported failing as auditors notified us banks could not meet securities calls.

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