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Newspaper

Dubuque Democratic Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1863

Page

2

New York Politics and Van Wyckes Report Allegations

A Davis era letter critiques New York political corruption and party cliques. It cites grand sums paid to officials at the New York Custom House, calls out Van Wyckes report on customs officers, and contrasts Democratic control with alleged graft. Wisconsin results show Cothren ahead in official totals, with army votes widening Dixon's lead.

Niey Yorx Shadotten Corrue York New York New Union van Bares Brady Pam Itra Mears Dennison Barney Uncle Sam New York Custom House Custom House Washington D. A.M Wiscounty Wisconsin Cothren Dixon Milwaukee News

Preamble and Resolutions by Perry Township Democrats

The Perry township Democrats gathered at the Court House in Andrew on April 2 and adopted a set of preambles and resolutions condemning federal actions, defending constitutional rights, and demanding press freedom. They target arrests of private citizens in loyal states, criticize emancipation proclamations, and urge adherence to the Constitution while warning against tyranny and military despotism. The resolutions call for publication in the Dubuque Telegraph and Bellevue papers.

Perry Township Court House Andrew Fureiza Bastiles United State United States Qn Mo Ton Dubuque Uekato Bellevue Trgus Joseph Long Press A. Batias

Indian Affairs in Minnesota War Attitude Reexamined

The St Paul Pioneer argues that the Sioux, about 7000 strong, remain a threat after last summer’s hostilities. It details camps at Devil’s Lake and Little Crow’s group near Long Lake, notes 70 Indians visited Fort Garry seeking arms, and contends winter actions could have toppled the Sioux at Devil’s Lake, possibly yielding peace earlier.

Pope Fort Snelling Matkuto Little Crow Long Lake Mixaouri Fort Pierre Devil's Lake White Lodge Painted Wood St. Joseph and Powbinn Fort Garry Devil's Late St. Joseph St. Mant

Death of Mrs. Frrice Hayes at Milton aged 102

Mrs. Frrice Hayes died in Milton New Hampshire on March 27 at age 102. She left 181 descendants and had a long life with many “Friday” superstitions. The article mentions Mary Schmidt a New York woman linked to a poisoning case involving a Captain Sterling.

Frrice Hayes Milton N. H Asman Mary Schmidt New York Captain Sterlin Mary

Hartford Soldier Vote Count Sparks Political Tensions

The Hartford Tones reports that about three thousand soldiers were withdrawn from the army to vote Republican in Connecticut's last election. The document also notes a Western academy sign for Freeman & Hagges and recounts various political opinions, society notes, and a Rome London post letter describing a steeplechase event won by Mr Spiers amid mixed spectators.

Hartford Tones Connecticut West Freeman & Hagges Freeman Hugga Rome London Post Campagna Harriet Hosmer Spiers Miss Hosmer Spiers Jockership

Vice President Stephens the war effort and resources

The Raymond Gazette prints Stephens private letter praising the South’s ability to endure the war. He urges efficient use of internal resources for food and clothing, compares to Prussia’s seven year defense, and calls for nationwide sacrifice from home and field. He emphasizes patience, patriotism, and industry to sustain independence. Also published: General Sam Houston's March speech urging unity and continued effort for the Southern cause.

Raymond ( Miss Stephens Tie Frederick Prussia Mr. Stephens Sam Houston Houston Telegraph Ganeral Sam Richmond Dispatch Texas

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