Despotism in France Vs American Civil War Critique
The Dubuque Herald contrasts the New York Tribune’s views on despotism in France and the United States. It argues the Tribune praises democracy abroad while endorsing Lincoln’s arbitrary powers at home, urging readers to see despotism as a universal threat and to defend liberty in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
France
Liberal
Progressive Party
Tiber
Nbernt
Beench
New York
The
Tribune
Lincoln
Trigun
Legislative Assembly
United States
Feaner
Louis Napoleon
Abraham Lincoln
Czar
Trussia
Paris
America
Liberal Party
Europe
Lessons from history on preserving liberty in the United States
The passage urges vigilance to safeguard liberty against despotic power. It cautions that while liberty is hard to preserve it is even harder to regain once lost and that the United States should learn from the fates of other nations to avoid repeating history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Extraordinary General Milroy at Winchester Battle
An editorial extols General Milroy as extraordinary for his Winchester encounter with superior Confederate forces. It claims he defended his entrenchments, retreated with losses of 2,000, then astonishingly recovered to 2,100 effective men, and demands Milroy lead the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Alvt
Winchester
Gatug
Micoy
Ife
Bedford
Why Is It So The North United The South Divided
Fragmentary historical critique arguing the Administration and its supporters replaced the Constitution with a party platform and presidential will. It blames Lincoln era policy for North South division, saying unity depended on constitutional adherence and warning against power overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowd
Tis
Hig
North
Warig
Lincoln
United States
Restricted press excerpts urge publication ban across cities
A noisy note licenses or bans reprinted material from major papers. It alleges Major General Schenk dominates Baltimore and recalls his early war fame in Vienna, implying regional control over circulating pipes and allowed materials.
Evening Express Fourth Edition Battle Dispatch Read
A lively exchange at a street newsstand shows a boy selling the Evening Express amid chatter about dispatches. A passerby asks where the battle coverage is and the clerk replies that he will not see it while he remains in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edishin
Public dinner to Daniel Webster in New York 1831
A notice describes a public dinner honoring Daniel Webster in New York on March 1331, reflecting sentiments of liberty and distant justice. The fragment notes unhappiness and lack of enjoyment before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
New York
Battle at Port Hudson Fought May 26–27
Private letters from New Orleans relay a brutal Port Hudson clash in which federal forces under Banks attacked a weakened garrison. Elated by earlier gains, Union troops faced heavy losses with thousands killed and wounded as 10 000 to 12 000 men fell or were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hudson
New York Freeman's Journal
New Orleans
Banks
Johnston
Grant
Bragog
Mobile
Savannah
Eels McGlue
Imade
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Louisiana Negro Regiment
Teche
Red Rivers
Berwick Bay
United States
Attakapas
Red River
Hunnewell
Allen & Tolford
Dubuque
Reev & Co
Chcago
Joan L. Wunnawell
Propictor
Jronton
Maanachnactts
Sha
Changes in Flag and Command for Alabama and Privateer
The London Morning Post reports Capt Semmes of the Alabama is to change flag onto a faster iron screw vessel. Captain Bullock, long in Confederate ship construction, will leave the Clyde with an iron vessel for the Confederates and transfer command to Semmes aboard a new privateer. The Alabama’s command would pass to Bullock, then to Matlit of the Florida, and finally to Jones, rooted in Bullock’s naval architecture role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morning Post
Semmes
Alabama
Bullock
Clyde
Cardik
Secret
Matlit
Florida
Jones
Captain Bullock
Messrs
Laird Brothers
Abolition of a Lincoln Colony on St Domingo Isle
A New York Journal of Commerce correspondent reports that Lincoln’s contrarian colony on a low island near St Domingo has suffered heavy losses. About half the Norfolk recruits are dead or retreating, and survivors dump bodies in a swamp with little ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
St. Domingo
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dubuque Herald
DW Atsony, Radtor
the New York Tribune
New York World, News
Caucassian
Chicago Times
Cincinnati Auquirer
Schenk
Baltimore
Vienna
the Times
Leavitt
Bigetow
South
Clark Street
Alten & Hoxford
Willams & Potter
F.C. Sameon
G. 8. Keller
Junkermann & Haus
Daw
Jolloway
de Dilley
Nathaniel Mayfair
Eng
Kings County
N.Y
Prospect Hall
Gavtendbetn
Alweany
de Jotin M
Dagnadl
Walton Street
Brooklyn
voNerer
Neab
Kev
Edward A
Wilson
Williamsburgh
Doctor Trowson
Thoumson
Thomson
Chicago
Chicago Merchants
Telm Ruld
Ani
Crold
Telmdold
W. O. Diboll
Alco
Penkin's & CO
Chiparda
Perkin’s & CO
Janesville
Wisconbln
Jano
Diboll, Dubaque
Manhattan
Spruce St
Civen
Daily Evening Traveller
Boston
IngiInk
Traveller
Printec
Mir
Moore
National Intelligencer
Washington
DE. C
Orrie
Narional
W. Moonr
Orrick Dunegre Ura
Mahony & CO
Dravaue Lek Ildy
Dd. A. Mationy & CO
Gate of the Ink
Ave
Florence
Crarnum
Agunts
Lovins
Sewne
Nudaess Florence Sewing Machine Co
Dubuque and Vicinity
Fount. Ragul
Lawrence Block
Main Streste
Grover & Baker's
Celebrited
Norrelewas
Grover and Baker
Michigan
Indiana
Towa, Spartes
Grover and Baker Sewing Waching Co Cor Hive
Gener Northwestern Omce
Lake Street
Chicaze
Liza A
Dale
Mesa Street
Dubuqque
Iewa
Rail and Steam
Cenetatio
Fort Wayne
Gilicago 7
Chutcago
Philadelphna
Starrisburg
Ppetscurgile
Soston
Albany
Dupfalo
Dunkirk
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Dayton
Wear
Union Depot
Madison
Cana Streets
Totlows Mall
Anio
Randolph and
Dearborns Streets
Weat Side
A.uolliday
Anitt
Newall
Lase
Milwaukee
THOS
Fordes
Teker
FP. Patrick
W. Pan
Henderson
N. W
Fraeport & Dunlfith Express
Leava Arrivyo
Chicane
Belvidere
Rockford
Freeport
Dunteith
N. Vgnties
Aida
Cloth and
Chas. Beardslee & Bros
Illinois
Trave
Agnes Conch
P.O. Box
Asten & CO
South Water Street
Chienun, Il
Princed
Dee. &E
Baer
Chicago Brewery
Liles Pre
Porter and Brown Stout
Woolworth & Co
Towa
John C. Partridge & CO
Leap
Dearborn Street
I. C. Partridge
William Clarke
Clarke & Water
South Water St
Trac
Chicaso
Thiais
New Wat and Cap House
W.& R.B. Whittemore & CO
Lake St
Wabash Avenue
TOR Cash
W. F. Coolbaugil & CO
WF. Coolbatch
Burlington Bank
State Bank of
Coolwich & Brecka
Burlington, Towa
New York Exchence
Specie
American Express Co
Aenton
Joseph Ficdonald
Produce Commission Merchant
Shot Manufacturing Company
Manfacturer
Ricer
Adil
B. O Bot
Iowa
H. O. Chaney
Bradbury's
Broom St
Broome Strea
Crosby Street
Jon
Bradbury
Reradhury
Broome St
Cor
Crosby
New Yor
Ee Ee
Joan M. Bruunswies
Joyntu Barnes J. M. Brunswick & Bro
Billiard ‘Fable Manufacturers
Ofice and Sale Reons
West Fth Street
Onto
Wrunswick
Dilliard Hall
Chirling
Washington Rts
CHO AG
Mporters
Iyeta Clothe
J. Ve Bounswich
John M. Bruperik
Ue Tranewiek
Abbott
Chemiei
Anmexantomndivi
Cunp
Llowp
Tal
Caton
Fos
C. Abhott
Anther
I Ameria
Agood Vecht
Hastryeeck
Clarke & Cn
Trdianapolis
Ind
DR. James
James’ New Ortleads, BA
Lock Hospital
Chicacol
Gihev
Randolpie Street
James
Orlane
New Orleans Crescent
Jaret
True Whig
Uni
Galveston News
Texas
Rau Yates
Iamen
New
Orie
Ance Fetlen
Sal
Lsat
Eneceae
Hospital
Granada
Mies
New Queans
Ah Wenknersen
Norra
Epitepev
Fita
J. Culverwall
M.D
Dr. CH. J. C. Kline
Nowery, New
We Post
Omics
Dwime
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!