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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1863
Page
2
A 1863 editorial laments harsher enforcement of wartime policies and warns of civil strife at the borders. It denounces tyranny and calls for vigilance against conscription, emancipation proclamations, and political crackdowns while urging unity to defend liberty and resist oppression.
A long editorial excerpt critiques Postmaster General Blair and Gen Halleck for endorsing threats against Democratic critics. It condemns northern Democrats as traitors and warns of civil strife, urging vigilance against alleged government intimidation and arming of factions. The piece argues clemency from the Administration masks coercive aims and threatens future violence.
The piece argues that Confederate hopes for quick conquests in Washington and Richmond are unfounded as Washington remains in Union hands due to political factors, despite Confederate assaults. It notes repeated failed efforts at Richmond and suggests the South should focus beyond wartime bravado rather than courting peace critics.
The piece explains why self defense is advised when faced with organized secret leagues and political threats. It argues Democrats should avoid war and violence, urge prudence, and warn that violence could harm liberty. It calls for wise restraint and readiness without surrendering essential freedoms.
A Civil War era order from Brig. Gen. Haseau directs harmony and neutrality in Indiana. It rebukes violations of General Order No. 38 by newspapers and speakers and warns of action against those opposing the war policy. It urges cooperation with prominent political figures and adherence to federal directives.
The piece argues editors earn respect through disciplined work and selective, thoughtful content. It contrasts verbose writers with judicious editors who guide a paper with steady care, forethought, and principled conduct, akin to a lawyer or physician. It notes the editor’s duty includes overseeing the newspaper as a whole, not just writing.
excerpts discuss Rev W G Brownlow and his anti secession writings. a Philadelphia audience of ministers applauded his stance while one correspondent denounced his calls to hell for sinners. mentions Mrs Stephen A Douglas dower rights and Kentucky radicals in postwar politics and tax burdens.
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