Dubuque County Sheriff Race Split by Mob Violence and Order
The Dubuque Herald argues that four years of Democratic control led to disorder in the county and mob actions against Times and News offices. It endorses D. A. Mahony over Sheriff Cummings as a safer choice to protect property and enforce law without political bias. The piece casts the election as a clear choice between continuation of the incumbent or a prudent Democrat candidate.
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Dubuque County
Sherif
Isrrato
Dubuque
Times
Wewiip
D. A. Mahony
Cummings
Record of Seven Months Ago Warns of War Policy Split
Thurlow Weed recalls a warning about if reformers like Sumner Greeley Phillips Boocher influence policy, the government and Union could fail. He notes emancipation calls and troop actions by Phillips Sumner Greeley Beecher, asking whose views prevail and hinting at political consequences.
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Messia Sumner
Greeley
Wendell Phillips
Ward Boocher
Philips
Sumner
Worcester
Beecher
Lincoln
Mengher Attacks Vallandigham in Ohio Race
A fragmented report notes Thomas Francis Mengher writes against Vallandigham’s election in Ohio. The piece compares Mengher to a sinking snowflake and conveys low chances for a renegade candidate among an Irish American community, casting Vallandigham as secure.
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Vallandigham
Ohio
America
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Mengher
Chase
Goddess of Liberty
Republicans deny Wade’s alleged “white feather” claim
The fragment asserts the Ohio figure Wade did not reveal his cowardice as criticized by Watlandighorn and labels the accusation as false slander. It states he did not show himself for weeks, aligning with the denouncement.
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Ohio
Watlandighorn
Attempted murder frightens abolition meeting in Dodgeville
An abolition confrontation in Dodgeville ended with Henry Kynett mobbed after supporting a Des Moines July resolution. A dozen attackers pursued Kynett, a Huron township assailant drew a pistol but was restrained, as Kynett spoke to calm the crowd.
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