Catholicism and politics stir New York letter controversy
The Pubuque Herald reprints a lengthy 1862 letter from John McKeon of New York criticizing Catholic influence and Cardinal Readings in politics. It discusses Darius J. Jones and an editorial stance against papal power and slavery, linking Sumner to religious strife and urging caution in supporting his party.
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Massachusetts
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New Orleans Lock Hospital
Gleet
New Orleans
Democratic papers fight opposition and editorial shifts
The Burlington Daily Times notes the weekly edition persists while editors transition with Mr. Todd remaining as sole editor. It laments Democratic papers fighting opposition and criticizes abolition support for Col William Williamson and Jim Williamson, claiming their actions and characters reveal a broader political struggle and hypocrisy.
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Burlington
Bently Ratires
Todd
Ubi
Newapapara
Ohio State Journal
Abolition Papers
J A. Williamson
Des Moines
Jim Williamson
Home Guard
Williamson
Notable Miscellany of 19th Century News Items
A scattered summary of varied reports includes John Heenan's defeat attributed to overreaching in a late round, a planned iron cathedral in Havana costing about 1 million, London preacher Mr. Spurgeon chastising young Indies for fainting, and Albert TE Gallatin named to Norwich University’s natural science chair. Also noted are Judge Caleb B. Smith’s death, Isaac Cooke’s second marriage, a Nevada county courthouse fire, Burnside rumors debunked, Mrs. Hirza Schuyler’s New York death, and Dartmouth's Dr. Lord touted for governor nomination.
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Havana
Spurgeon
London
Albert TE. Gallatin
Albert Gallatin
Natu Science
Norwich University
Norwich
Vertonk
Caleb B. Smith
Indiana
Isaac Cooke
Chicago
Nevada
Story Co
Gen. Burnside
Department of Ohio
Gen. Koster
Hirza Schuyler
George L. Schuyler
New York
Alexander Elamilton
Prentice Denies Loss of Journal in Louisville Letter
The Detroit Advertiser reprints a Louisville letter dated Dec 27 1852 in which Geo D Prentice denies selling or losing control of the Journal and asserts he remains chief proprietor and editor. A separate note mentions a friend finding a female limb-encircler and prints a satirical verse on cotton. The Iowa report cites a frost and yields of 1200 pounds per acre for cotton.
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Detroit Advertiser
Louisville
Geo. D. Prentice
Prentice
Louisvillr
the Killier
Advertiser
Ant Tribune
Dean
Retrospective Tax Law Debate in Des Moines County
The case analyzes whether the 1862 Revenue Act operates retrospectively for delinquent taxes from years prior to its taking effect. The court holds the act is prospective unless clearly stated otherwise, affirming penalties apply only to post enactment delinquencies and that preexisting delinquencies remain subject to prior law.
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Des Moines
Payne
Bartruff
England
General Assembly
Lowe
J. Vt
Aupiter
Ormes
Des Moryes
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