Arithmetical Faults and Alleged Frauds in 1860 Iowa Votes
A fragmentary critique argues the Republican party manipulated votes in the 1860 presidential election under Samuel J. Kirkwood. It notes Iowa’s then population and claims of large frauds and dishonest tactics by Kirkwood and his supporters against the Democratic Town ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Ben
Samuels
Dean
Ashe
Sima
Aggert
Democratic Party of Town
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Religious Toleration and Disloyalty Charge at Pella
Gartia of Pella Marion county once a Methodist minister faced church trial for aiding a Democratic senatorial ticket in 1863. He was found guilty of disloyalty to the United States and dropped from church rolls for aligning with a party seen as opposing the government. Whither are we tending?
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TC. Gartia
Pella
Marion County
Awas
Tie
Methodist Epixcopal Church
Efe
Cerbutines
Charon
Fort Dea Maines
United States
Chicago
Thomson Wan
Baron No Casting
Lisbon
Vpurtaya
Dot Miguel
Portugal
Thonwon
Troemson
Chidgo
Thomsen i
Thomson
Shomson
Miomson
Annomical
Monroe Street
South Church Sxtiget
Minnegota Derby Results Amid Confusing Figures
The report records a contested Dermocracy of Minnegota showing 12 736 votes for Boynton with mixed tallies from 1860 to 1863 and notes the overall vote total barely exceeds half the Democratic tally in Iowa, suggesting inflated impressions of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnegota
Boynton
Towa
Minnesota
Fragmentary Washington Notes and Opinions on Lincoln Era Events
A collage of opinion excerpts targets Lincoln era politics and figures. It references Mrs Lincoln and a grand wedding, Jackson and Jackson-Maton anecdotes, Stanton’s future ventures, a Washington life artist theme, Massachusetts abolitionism, Col Eggington’s actions in Florida, a Boston exhibition, a wealthy New York taxpayer, and a Springfield Register jab at the Chicago Pod.
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Lincoln
Enio Chase Sprague
Wyethers
Jackson-Maton Trundle
Old Hickory
Stanton
Hogarth
Rinke
Washington
Massachusetts
Col. Eggingon
Florida
Boston
New York City
Springfield Register
Chicago
New York
Commodore Vanderbilt
Hkurope
Heenan vs King Betting Frenzy Builds for International Bout
Reports from New York and London describe a feverish betting scene for Heenan versus King. Heenan supporters push heavy wagers while English backers place substantial sums on King, with a private letter predicting an away victory and fans strengthening their bets as the bout nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heenan
Tts
Morrissey
King
Heensa
Keuin
Harry Cliford
Broadstar
English
Efe
Maney
Tian
Itvenan
Sayers
tLe
Bogland
Mystery of the Missing Pork in a Joint Venture
Sam and Julius split pickled pork ventures, but Sam’s share vanished overnight. A misdirected dig into a barrel reveals no pork, while a mysterious hole and brine refuse to explain the loss. The exchange ends with puzzled phrases and a claim of continued mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tok Myateny of
Sam
Unclear 1860s Figures On Debt And Mills
The passage cites 1860 census figures about rent and personal property totaling a fraction over sixteen thousand millions of dollars for the United States. It notes the sum could cover a quarter of the national debt and war expenses if the conflict ended. An exchange mocks the idea of millions and billions, detailing a hypothetical pin mill producing 100 pins per minute and illustrating the incomprehensibility of vast sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chago
Debate over abolition hypocrisy stirs partisan rhetoric
The article criticizes a debate in which Mr. Davis of Kentucky and Mr. Joe of New Hampshire accused abolitionists, with harsh jabs at Mr. Hale and others. It accuses Republicans of hypocrisy and predicts public distrust, referencing Lincoln, Seward, and reconstruction plans.
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Ravent
Davis
Kentucky
Ji@e
New Lippshire
John P. Male
New Hampshire
Senate
Gharhél House
Tigate
Edward Myerett
Male
Toby
Wadman
Kfale
Carl
Republican Party
Anan
Mgr
Sumner
Seward
Auburn
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
Hale
Garret Davis
Mad dog bite leads to hydrophobia in Oswego County
An account from Watertown New York details James Kenyon a 42 year old man bitten by a mad dog near Redfield Adams and Talcott’s Tavern. He developed hydrophobia with cold chills vomiting and convulsions before dying seven months after the bite. The narrative describes his terror and his request to be tied to a bed as doctors attempted measures.
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Watertown
Adams
Talgott's
James H. Kenyon
Redfield
Oswego County
Wenyon
Lie
Shursday
King C
Jeremiah Parkera
Kenyon
James’ Tong
New Orleans
Jae
Sugar crop prospects in Plaquemine parish raised by cold weather
A New Orleans Pictorial correspondent reports Plaquemine parish faces a light sugar crop despite fair quality as late grinding proceeds. Estimates for hogsheads of sugar and barrels of molasses drop. rice shipments to New Orleans continue and the region shows desolate fields with increased bird activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Plaquemine
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