07 Dec 1865
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1865
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes wartime and postwar events with scattered names and places. It references public notices and editorials discussing governance, press ethics, and national concerns, including references to leaders, troops, and civilian impact framed in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
Fragmentary report outlines possible U S actions amid civil and foreign policy talks. It notes discussions on protectorates for Central American states, potential English influence, and adherence to the Monroe Doctrine, with references to lawmakers and cabinet inputs.
The grand Capitol dome, 72 feet long from the east front, inspires awe as Washington’s centerpiece. The piece notes the Capitol’s planned position shaping the city’s east side, with the west expanding toward the President’s House, and predicts the fashionable quarter will eventually house Washington’s finest homes. It also mentions advance copies of department reports, including the Postmaster General and Interior Secretary, published in town, while criticizing Southern States’ Congress exclusion and the Republican effort to remove President Johnson.
The writer recounts a Confederate era reminiscence, describing self doubt, devotion to the south, and the desire to enter Congress. He notes his reluctance to pursue office, the toll of war, hostility to Union power, and the vow to work as a laborer while seeking public support. He mentions an amnesty oath and the aim to influence Reconstruction era policy through election.
Kelen Wilder and B S Davenport publish Tus Puaisy or Zrox a new music book for chuira and singing cehoola that draws broad attention. Mason Brothers publish it after praise from a leading music teacher who calls it rich and unusual with appealing harmonies. The work promises strong sales and acclaim for the new authors.
Continual gales plagued the territory for three weeks causing significant disruption. Widespread damage limited business and halted many vessels. Roads are blocked by fallen trees and telegraph lines are destroyed, hindering communication.
Returns show Richard A. Gorman elected corporation counsel by seven thousand. twenty four common council members chosen with thirteen Republicans. Fenian Congress meets. Banks reception noted amid Johnsons policy praise. Navy and treasury figures cited with requisitions and bond issues. Dublin reform gathering signals cautious activity and Fenian threats.
The Senate assembled at noon with Mr. Sester presiding and committees named for foreign affairs finance and more. Resolutions on Lincoln’s death and equal protection were discussed while bills on pensions and a telegraph line were referred to committees. the House adjourned until Monday.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent notes Grant was received by military leaders at the depot with few citizens present. A large colored population cheered him as the Lieut. Gen. rested from travel. A torch procession of about 800 colored citizens occurred in the evening. He later dined with Gov Perry and other state leaders, while Gov Orr's inauguration was marked by mournful attire and a moving address.
Crxewnnxatt December 6 report the steamer Cottage No 2 blew its boiler on Portage Shoals Kanawa river Monday. Two men died and several were wounded as the vessel was badly wrecked.
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