Crittenden Resolution Mocked in Dubuque Editorial
A Dubuque Herald editorial mocks a proposed reaffirmation of the 1861 Crittenden resolution, arguing the war aims are conquest and subjugation not constitutional restoration. It attacks Grinnell and Grinnellism as endangering the Union, calling the Republican Party a dead, loyalist farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Crittenden
Julius Brutus Trinnell
Copoe
John Brown
Lincoln
Grinnell
Julius Cieanr
President’s Proclamation Copies Spark Public Debate
A satirical notice argues the autographed copies of the Presidents proclamations belong to the nation and should be archived not sold. It warns of potential misuses by individuals in Cincinnati and Chicago and mocks abolitionist fervor while cautioning about public interference.
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Cincinnati Sanitary Fair
Chicago
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Seward
Trasnontion
Hagan
Alacoverou
Glian
Zoa
Faghiya
Actrosson
Oparn Bingers
Barnes & CO
N.Y
Batcilelor
William A. Batonlelor
Ulay
Prousox
Minda
Thomson
Sncholus
South
Clark Street
Lagu
Alto
Yan Aba
Paris Marriage to Count Paul Hatafeld and Helen Houlton
A Paris letter reports the marriage of Count Paul Hatafeld, son of the Prussian minister, to Miss Helen Houlton at the American chapel in Paris on the 25th. The embassy salon was decorated as a chapel for the ceremony. Attending were Princess Troubetskoi, Countess Lowenthal, Countess Gabriel, the American Minister and wife, Marquis de Bethisy, Madame Guidin, and Madame Phalen.
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Paris
Paul Hatafeld
Missy Helen Houlton
Princess Troubetskoi
Countess Lowenthal
Gabriel
His Indy
Marquis de Bethisy
Madame Guidin
Madame Phalen
Senate delays decision on Grimes relief from Naval Committee
Differences between Senator Hale of New Hampshire and Senator Grimes of Iowa on the Naval Committee led Grimes to request relief from further service. Hale, chair, quarrels with the Navy Department, causing Grimes's plea to cause fluttering. The Senate debated and postponed a decision until next week.
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Navan
Mitteee
Hale
New Harmpshhire
Naval Committee
Grimes
Iowa
Navy Department
Senate
Great Western Sanitary Fair Opens In Mozart Hall
The Great Western Sanitary Fair opens today with inauguration at Mozart Hall. Gen Josecrany and Archbishop Purcell deliver addresses as departments open to the public tonight. Contributions run into thousands and promise a total near 300000 as crowds fill the city for a two week run.
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Mozart Hall
Josecrany
Archbishop Purcell
Western farmers complain of high carrying costs
Western farmers lament that transport and carrying charges erode their profits. They note one bushel of wheat is needed to send another to market, six bushels of corn to convey to New York, pork costs thirty percent of its value, beef twenty percent, and wool two percent to reach the New York market.
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Dvx Tannere
New York
Seaboard
General Orme Takes Command at Chicago Military Post
Brigadier General Orme of Bloomington Illinois is appointed to command the military post in Chicago. The change elevates his duties within the Illinois defense establishment and reshapes regional leadership.
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Orme
Bloomington
Ilinois
Chicago
Enrollment and Draft Reports of the Provost Marshal General
Summary of Col. Fry's report on enrollment begun May 25, drafts issued by districts, and opposition suppressed. It notes unequal draft burdens, challenges in voluntary enlistment, and that 3,115,300 national forces are enrolled. Drafts produced about 50,000 by Nov 1, with riots in New York Boston and Troy quelled. Commutation funds and bounty proposals are covered, with volunteers rising and deserters counted.
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Col. Fry
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
Troy
United States
Board of Enrollment
Internal Revenue
United States Service
Practical health notes from Dr Hall on daily living
A list of practical precepts on safety and self discipline from Dr Hall's Journal of Health. Advice covers dawn dressing, vehicle safety, alighting from moving cars, sleeping habits, infant routines, meal regularity, rain or immersion response, restraint in anger, fainting care, and living within means to avoid poverty and illness.
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LA Onoix
Maidan Lane
Albany
N.Y
Hinrl
Vial
S. M. Dispensary
Goff
Wieting Hall
Syracuse
N.Y. Yrohranseer
Reward offered for stolen Immouscript lecture in Elwira
G W Curtis announces a fifty dollar reward for information leading to the recovery of the Immouscript lecture titled Political Infidelity stolen in Elwira. The notice calls for the return of the manuscript and identifies Curtis as the owner seeking aid from readers.
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G.W. Curtis
Elwira
Lincoln Proclamation Provokes Fierce Southern Editorial
The Richmond Sentinel reprints President Lincoln's emancipation message with scornful commentary. It denounces terms of forgiveness and mocks amnesty while urging continued resistance and vengeance against Union leaders. The piece ridicules Lincoln and Seward, calls for Confederate loyalty, and predicts renewed zeal among readers.
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Richmond Sentinel
Lincoln
Congress
Dixie
Continental Congress
Washington
Franklin
Britain
Europe
Big Beast Butler
Lfe
Abraham
Army of the Potomac
Beauregard
Seward
Sumner
Camp
Cornell
Blockade trade and political skirmishes amid wartime North Carolina
The excerpt describes Wilmington Navy Yard commerce supporting the Confederacy with cargoes and clothing shipments for troops, plus railroads and steamers moving goods. It notes Governor Vance claiming North Carolina clothing troops through blockade channels, and covers a Washington-Cincinnati report on Montgomery Blair within the administration and a Provost Marshal General edict deeming incipient consumption not a disability for military service, provoking outrage per the Boston Post.
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New York Tribune
Wilmington
N. C
Vance
North Carolina
L O Condemnaran
Joston Post
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