Opposition Factions Spark Scornful Attacks in Iowa Politics
The Dubuque Herald decries Eastman and other figures, recalling Democratic battles from Lecompton to Des Moines. It condemns opposition rhetoric at Governor Stanes inauguration, cites chants to John Brown and a bitter rebuke of Chamberlin, Kirkwood, and Stow amid party strife.
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John Brown
New England
Congregational Church
Des Moine
Chamberlin
Kirkwood
Stow
E Wroial
Neil Cheng
Malin Street
Dubeque
Iowa
John Simflot
Seven Linn county towns suffer due to freight blockade woes
Snow and cold trigger a parch of losses as Linn county towns stranded with blocked Rock Island shipments. Horses cattle and hogs perish near Oskalonss while Davenport faces legal doubts after a Supreme Court ruling. A fire destroyed Cockiel Mendenhall’s home near Oskstoonsn with $190 in greenbacks missing. Carey of Davis county narrowly escapes with party switch.
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Aristocratic influence shown in House of Lords composition
The piece notes the strong aristocratic presence in the British Government by listing counts: 53 eldest sons of peers, 30 junior sons, 47 brothers of peers, 45 commoners married to peers’ daughters, plus 49 placemen, 88 naval and military officers, 74 railway directors, and 76 church livings patrons.
Impeachment Moves Seen Against Wisconsin Official
On grounds tied to Milwaukee law firm influence the impeachment push targets a Wisconsin official. The House Judicial Committee will review Milwaukee supplied memos alleging unjust rulings and public detriment, signaling a fight over legal influence and court openness.
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Dude Miller
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Milwaukee
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House Judicial Committee
Mr Peters’s Bid for a Second Wife Upsets Home
A chaotic breakfast scene follows Mr Peters as he contemplates marrying Sarah Ingraham to run his household after his ascension. Maria opposes the plan, denounces the idea of a second wife, and insists on keeping the family intact. Fred later reveals Peters regains his wife and domestic peace by rejecting the plan.
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Descriptions of the Sahara Recast By Explorers Findings
Recent African explorers challenge old views of a level Sahara noting central terraces rise 200 to 1 200 feet above Atlas and Soudan valleys. The desert hides seas of fossil shells and salt beds with water pockets beneath dunes revealed by artesian wells.
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Humboldt
London
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Emigration from Liverpool Surges as Ships Remain Scarce
Emigration statistics for the port of Liverpool show a total exodus of 137,982 to all points, up 76,668 from the previous year. Meland to the United States voyages rise, with reports that not enough emigrant ships are available to meet demand. Boarding houses in Liverpool are filled with emigrants awaiting passage.
Fragmented Historic Rhetoric on Tyrants and Cowardice
A quotable commentary denounces cowardice and expediency in the face of tyranny, claiming true nations defend liberty even amid grave risk. The speaker contrasts bold tyrants with "sneaking vermin" who betray principles to appease oppressors, urging moral fortitude.
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Des Moines printing of laws debated as war-time resources discussed
Telegraphic update from Des Moines notes joint resolution for printing laws by Des Moines Register and Iowa papers amid partisan rows. It reports shifts in committees, bills on soldiers families funding, judicial expansion, and political maneuvers to place Kirkwood allies in key posts. Generals Sherman and Buckland appear in broad Civil War context as re enlistment continues.
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H. BK. Bissell
Dubuque
Rosecrans Appointed to Missouri Department Command
A Cincinnati dispatch reports General Rosecrans is assigned to lead the Department of Missouri. General Schofield to report to General Grant for East Tennessee duties. Beecher declines extra compensation at Plymouth Church. Chase to manage limited 520 bond orders and potential repurchase at par. Gold tax hinted. Letters from Maximilian and U S affairs noted.
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Chase
Will of Eling Bondinot Bequests to Bible Society
The will from Eling Bondinot of New Jersey, filed in Philadelphia's recorder of deeds, bequeaths 200 to the President and Managers of the New Jersey Bible Society to buy spectacles for poor elderly readers. The item notes it is useless to give a Bible to those who cannot read.
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Conduct of Negro Soldiers Reported in Raleigh Journal
The Raleigh Journal notes reports from Elizabeth City about two regiments of Yankee Negro troops with officers. It claims white women are forced to cook and wash for them and describes an incident of a woman being humiliated during meal preparation while the troops mocked and laughed. The piece condemns abolitionists and invokes divine justice.
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