Vallandigham Speech Rights To Arms Cited In War Debate
The Dubuque Herald quotes a Vallandigham speech defending the right of the people to keep and bear arms. It argues the constitutional provision is explicit and that no authority may entrench upon this right. It warns resisting attempts to disarm is a duty and responsibility.
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Vallandighat
United States
Serena
Luibuque
Norton J. Loomis
D. Rebn
Hall,& Smith
P.M. Guthrie
Martin
Tall
Aml Wileon
Uuley & Doud
Henry
Wetierington
Attys
Terr
Veterans seek preference for reemployment in eastern cities
Soldiers whose terms have expired begin arriving in New York and Philadelphia. In Philadelphia they demand priority over other applicants for recent jobs, arguing they return home broken and needy. They claim they deserve immediate placement as they face disruption and poor prospects. The writer notes a wave of similar petitions to come.
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New York
Philadelphia
Phildelphia
Fogrther
Keokuk Opinion and National Sentiment Clash Faced with Orders
A Cassidian gossip column notes Keokuk's sentiment toward political papers, Denounces Vallandigham and Burnside as tyrannical amid debates on loyalty and immigration controls. It cites rumors of emigrant trains stopped at Council Bluffs until passports are checked and critiques church governance over loyalty phrases.
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Des Moines
Ca Ifor Win
Council Blalls
The Comscription Law Debate and Delay Questions
The piece questions why the administration delays conscription enforcement and how the act's 11th section implies enrollees become subject for two years after July 1. It argues no clear intent to deploy, noting calls for answers from Washington writers and other observers.
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Washington Letters
Conscription Delay Indoors 1864 Debate
The Chicago Post notes that a July 1 1864 start for conscription is doubtful arguing the act’s language supports a later date. It says judges have held similar text inoperative and mocks the administration’s legal advisers while acknowledging their influence.
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Washington
Saci Ity
Chiengo
Rebels Fed, Not Starved, Says Union Correspondent
A Civil War exchange column argues Confederates have ample provisions and stores. It recounts a Union recon showing Rebels grinding wheat at a mill and loading subsistence for camp, with a slave delivering quips about fighting for the land.
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Pennsylvania
Shelbyville Pike
Middleton Road
Ife
Mann
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Congo
Massa
Marechal
Vesaur
Darkey
Union
Ofan Exchange
Abolitionist’s Family Noted For Intelligent Contraband
An old Des Moines Road abolitionist near Pella reportedly treated by family as an equal. Recently his daughter bore two children who resembled the so called intelligent contraband, according to local recollections in the Oskaloosa Herald.
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Art Des Moines Road
Pella
Ving
Oskuloola Herald
Government orders block Cincinnati newspaper crossing river
General Wilcox in Lexington issued orders forbidding circulation of the Cincinnati Enquirer in Kentucky and its mail admission. Col Lucy at Covington to guard ferries to stop crossing. General Burnside revoked the order and denounced any publication disloyal to the government. The proprietor faces arrest and court martial.
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Crucissate Exquirer
Fince
Wilcox
Lexington
Kentucky
Cincinnati Angendrer
Col. Lucy
Covington
Burnside
United States
Chicago
Modern Life Promises and Harsh Realities in a Rapid Era
In a brisk survey of the age, the piece notes swift advances in communication and industry, yet questions whether the fast life harms happiness as life expectancy declines. It credits Holoway’s Pills and HolloWAY’S OINTMENT with remarkable cures for liver and stomach disorders and eruptive diseases, praising Dacton Honroway’s medicines and their profit alongside public good.
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Holloway
Dacton Honroway
Dincrican
Telegraphic War Dispatches From Western Virginia to Veracruz
A stitched telegram chain reports Civil War updates from Western Virginia to Puebla and Vera Cruz. It lists troop movements near Morgantown Opelousas and Monticello, captures and casualties including many Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana soldiers, and a bridge blown at Fairmount.
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Vera Cruz
Puebla
Charleston Mercury
Grand Lake
Trenton
Miss
Mississippi Central
Civil War News from Fredericksburg and Richmond
A Tribune report from New York and later updates describe Confederate forces under Lee Stuart and Jackson at Fredericksburg with Union cavalry under Stoneman in pursuit. Reports claim Meade cuts off retreat, Stoneman between rebels and Richmond, and diversions from Suffolk toward the capital. Conflicting dispatches note movements in Mississippi and Tennessee as Union and Confederate forces engage.
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