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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1863
Page
2
A northern letter argues against war and abolition, praising the Union's original principles yet condemning militancy. It defends constitutional rights, denounces slavery, cautions against corruption, and cites Beecher and Lincoln to illustrate conflicting aims in the Union's effort amid rebellion. It rejects coercive measures and urges peace tied to constitutional fidelity.
A fragmented 19th century recount references Abraham Lincoln and Freeport, arguing the Union cannot endure half measures. It critiques court martial threats, urges honesty, and questions whether the people favor war, invoking Aristotle to contrast virtue and policy.
Reports from Missouri warn of Rebel actions including stealing a final steamer from St. Louis levee and speculation on possible destruction. The text notes broader wartime unrest and fears of damage to transportation assets.
A fragmentary letter proclaims Abraham Lincoln the era’s top statesman and praises his administration while insulting opponents. It asserts swift victory in ninety days and mocks rebels, then advocates harsh punishment for Democrats and union foes with graphic threats. The tone blends praise, satire, and incendiary violence.
Buckland notes a chameclion with each side acting independently. One eye forward one backward and limbs do not coordinate. On land it makes progress poorly yet the stomach acts as a strong harmonizer guiding overall movement.
A humorous anecdote from America recalls a handsome Englishman lodging in Washington with several lovely ladies. He loses his purse, a Bostonian offers a dollar, he repays it with a joke about interest, and the scene ends with bottles of perfume as a token of cross cultural charm.
A Worcester mid day train scene depicts a gruff man bargaining for two seats as a young couple resists demeaning pressure. The piece notes the Canadian Premier proposing volunteers and arms but limited clothing for troops, reflecting wartime debate.
Washington correspondent reports European advices show flooded produce markets. Bills on breadstuffs shipped to Liverpool are protested on return. Imports into the port rise, suggesting a forthcoming rise in gold and broader price pressures.
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