Lincoln Era Rhetoric and Civil War Echoes Across a Michigan Lecture
The piece reports on a public lecture by Hon. Me. Dawes, praising Lincoln and denouncing emancipation opponents, amidst heated rhetoric about republican administration and slavery. It notes Dawes's defense of civil and strong government, with references to protests in Iowa and California and mentions of trials and debates in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Dawes
Congras
Massachusetts
Mie
Apel
Idaho
California
Seca
Boise Basin
Moon
Baxnock
Baenouk
Piscervills
Weil Srest
Plagerville
Milas
Hogow
Milan
Speris
Aubgre
Cama
Arena
Jadlana
Boise River
Drygon
Washington Territories
Rodingald
Boise
Wales
Sarthe
Henseck
Guuterville
Io Informanios
Columbia
Lewiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaggabe
Caeany
Des Okie
Marmaa
Bask
Braiy
Freedon
Bates
Attorver
Gun Woo
Billa
Atcomngy
Aleere
Beanie Leumaadied
LPR
A. Smith
Aduse
Sigm Amd Gamamental
ROTEL
LAW
Dermus
Cranford
Tine Sen
Cochul Blof
Wee Ereting
Pacific House
Counceh Blof Ra
Erreta Thckerson, Eee
Aamiuet
Surrey
Abe Seas
Dryden
Supreme Court of Defiance
Thare
KO Laweul
Lincain Fa Ia Ieeru Gore
Congress
Billy GY. Devorob
Henry Dutton
Gouncid
Bluffs
Iowa
Thubaday
Ued Tsim
Gintilon Ital
Ernst
Elavand
Alti Mile
Simemman Lr
Eaton
Sowetine
Lenaier
Slaval
Hetty Oley
Thirtess
Aroma
Ube
Sparacir
Merry Chat Deas
Hom
Henry Clay Dens
Democrats Association
la Epirit
Ing Wu
Lee
Dawa
Ole Rae
Taira
Saipan
Obie
Arteh
Esibin
Proline Meade
ocnLae
Somerene
Poe
New York
Hetusn
Ealing
Bie
Heenan
Ares Bi
Hiosaan
Asner
Fema
Provident
Jieeral Om
Abulisfon
Pan God
Wuring
William
William, Sireety
Faber
Avery Lp
Fianion
Seward
Peoneybasie
Yates
Dilkreis
Chase
Partsmoet
Ohio
Asiale
Albin
Darden
Beltaty
Yoomin
Neal