Dubuque County Described Amid Snowbound Struggles and Governance
The passage portrays Dubuque County as heavily affected by snow with temperatures near zero and trains to St. Louis disrupted. It notes county debt, public works, bridges, and roads, praising the Board of Supervisors as a Democratic majority while condemning abolitionist overtones and poverty care measures.
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St. Louis
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A Civil War Echo in Radicalism and Party Defeat
The piece compares the Democratic and Whig parties to historic divides, arguing the abolitionists used power through legal and military means. It criticizes conservative restraint, denounces partisan measures like the “guddenmity law,” and contemplates how abolitionist aims shape a future political outcome.
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Fragmented Debate on War Policy and Party Strategy
The speaker contrasts factions over war support and constitutional limits. They advise delaying platform finalization, favor radicalism as its parent, and warn against reopening ties with the South by fighting or coercion. The text discusses unity, persuasion, and political lessons from past days.
Vices of Geatis Coleridge and Other Drunken Figures
A dated critique lists Geatis Coleridge and others such as De Quincey and Byron as examples of heavy drinking and opium use. It portrays their alcohol fueled excesses and social debasement, noting public incidents and personal decline. The passage cites Alexander the Great and Empress Elizabeth as historical figures ruined by wine or liquor.
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Death of Archbishop Hughes and Civil War Dispatches
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