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Dubuque Democratic Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1864

Page

2

Admission of New States by Congress Sparks Debate

The Dubuque Herald argues against admitting Nebraska Colorado and Nevada as states now. It warns such a move risks federal imbalance by elevating small territories to equal state status, potentially giving them excessive Congressional power and endangering the union's political balance.

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Chicago election grades city paper battle and council tie

The Chicago city election yielded a tied council with a Democratic mayor and a predominantly Republican push for control. The Times remains the official paper, while the Tribune laments the outcome. The vote shows a Democratic gain as Republicans failed to secure a broad victory and the Times claims vindication. Grant and Halleck face internal clashes over military moves while Lincoln declines intervention.

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Federal loss and retreat after Western Louisiana defeat

Letters recount a mid battle rout near Pleasant Hill Louisiana with 22 artillery pieces captured, 2600 Federals killed or disabled, and a shattered cavalry advance. Accounts blame Banks Franklin and Gen. Smith for poor support, describing heavy losses including officers and two hospitals while rebels reportedly pierced the line and forced a chaotic retreat.

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Terrifying Muntsville Battery Accident Near Coggswell Depot

An explosion shattered a Civil War artillery caisson in Coggswell's battery near the Memphis and Charleston line. The rear squadron fell behind and a shell ignited powder, blowing the caisson apart. Six soldiers were killed or horribly mutilated, two postilions wounded, and one horse killed. Debris damaged depot windows and nearby buildings.

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Cisco's Absolute Testimony Questioned in Forgery Case

A New York subtreasurer John J Cisco gave decisive testimony on handwriting in the John Hunter forgery case. He declared a letter written in his name by another as his own under oath, later revealed as counterfeit. The episode warns jurors that even highly trusted witnesses can mislead.

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Lincoln accused in German press amid Bolivia rift and rail dream

The Heemann Wochenblatt attacks Lincoln as a hypocrite while praising Democrats for political use. It notes Fremont support in the western army, a Bolivia dispute with Chile, and Henry Meigs backing a proposed 87 mile railroad across the Andes linking Chili to the Argentine Republic, estimated at eight million dollars and four years to build.

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Path to fortune in village life through integrity

A rustic piece contends twenty youths aim to prosper by virtue, not shortcuts. The destined fortunate man earns wealth by honest business, integrity, savings, and deserving friendships, while others may gain fame through ventures like newspapers or building. The long road of steadfast virtue proves the surest path.

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