Governor race names and party harmony debated in Dubuque
The letter discusses Mr Richardson of McGregor proposing Gen Tuttle as a Democratic candidate for governor. It argues such suggestions distract the party, urges adherence to constitutional principles, and favors unity over expediency to keep the Democracy aligned with its core values. It also mentions Col Stone as a potential governor candidate and criticizes Get Tattle as a possible misstep.
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Richardson
McGregor
Gen. Tuttle
Abraham Lincoln
Col. Stone
Riehardsen
Democratic Party
Changing Names and the Republican Party Decline
An anecdote at the State Republican Convention illustrates repeated name changes. The piece draws a comparison to a steamboat case where repeated name changes hindered attachments, arguing the party abandons its known name to avoid accountability. It condemns suppression of free speech by a Republican president.
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Laws
Republican Party
Voorhees
Springfield
Voorhers
Wabash
Ceve
Creta
Ster
North
Yor
Sherif
Lit
Welt
Obd
Federal Party
Milroy's Command Questioned After Confederate Moves
Editorials question General Milroy's removal from command and call for inquiry into his conduct. The piece praises his past valor and efforts, asking why his abilities are not properly recognized by the Republic.
Paris election shock shows anti government gain in France
The Paris results reveal strong anti Napoleon sentiment as government backed candidates win few seats. London Times reporter notes 82,607 of 235,250 Paris votes for government nominees, with opposition electees triumphant across many districts. The piece argues ruling circle misjudged elector sentiment and condemns Thiers and other reformers as conspirators.
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Louis Napoleon
Brénco
Baris
Lyons
Legislative Assembly
Paris
London Times
AM. Thiers
France
Legislative Assembly of
London Phaeton
Univer
Weil
M. Thiers
Empire
Mom. Thiers
Contrasts in War Coverage and the Ethics of Burning Towns
The piece argues against telegraph contrasts showing Union town burnings in the South while Confederate gains in Pennsylvania and Maryland are spared. It denounces Northern fans for gloating over Confederate towns and calls for sparing Northern towns by sparing the South, warning of reciprocal burning. It frames the debate as treasonous fanaticism and a call for restraint in a war fought across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con. Lee
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Lee
The President Called to Muster State Militia
The piece notes the President should be guided by the U S Constitution and calls out Indiana Governor for mustering the militia by a June order. It promises captain commissions for enlisting 40 to 45 men and honors toil as key to happiness and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintera
Txotasa
United States
Indiana
Democratic Meeting at Monticello in Jones County
Richland and Monticello Townships Democrats meet at Wm Tibbetts residence to invite D A Mahony and others to speak to Jones County Democrats in Monticello. They appoint a reception committee and publish proceedings, proposing July 22 as the Monticello meeting date after the State Convention.
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Monticello
Mospay
Richland
Jones Co
Wm. Tibbetts
Asby
Horton
D. A. ‘Mahony
John Hall
D. A. Mahony
S. Watchins
B. B. Richards
Jones County
J. Hall
Messrs
Richards
J. M. O'Neill
Wilson
Jude Hempstead
Johnl D. Jennings
McConey
Mlb.mulkern
Thomas Hardie
Win
C. Stewart
Getting Sick of the News in the Boston Courier
A subscriber pleads to drop telegraphic disaster stories and political blunders from coverage. He favors returning to older events and avoiding constant reports of slaughter and national turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Courier
Times
Rumillary Collision At Vicksburg Between Sanitary Committees
A Chicago Journal correspondent recounts a clash at Shermans Landing Yazoo where U S and Western Sanitary Commissions refused to hand out stores to Indiana troops unless allocated by needs. After debate the stores were unloaded under the stated policy, reflecting distribution priorities to aid the most needy soldiers. An accompanying anecdote portrays an Emperor gifting wedding party laughter at Long Champs. The scene shifts to a joke about imperial hospitality and a future godfather invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Chicago Journal
U.S
Steamer Courier
Shermans Landing
Yazoo
Indiana
City of Alton
Finois
U.S. Sanitary and Western Sanitary Commissions
Longchamps
Baia de Toulogne
Tuelleries
Solitary hubri cures promised by Dr Bigelow
The notice advertises a health guide claiming to cure a range of symptoms from blotches and dizziness to memory loss and impotency. Dr Bigelow guarantees cures in every case and offers his guide by prepaid postage from an address at 179 South Clark Street. The column also notes an October 1962 advertisement nearby.
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Bigelow
Omco
South Clark Street
John M
Thomsos
Axawromean Museum
Thomson
Sine
Thonon
South
Clark Street
Chicago
Wunnowell
Corka
Allen & Hlosford
Dubuque
Raep & Co
Joun Ll. Uunsneweld
Propristes
Hoston
West &Th Street
Cincinnati
Brunswick
Clark
Washington
Cuscagh
IBC
Mporters
P.O. Box
John
Branswick
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Junkermann & Mausdin
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Nathaniel Maypatr
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Lake Street
Chigago
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Main Street
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Tate Pres
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Joseph McDonald
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Justbit Bacysaien
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Uinnis
Clarke & Apolis
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Dwaso
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