Debts and Taxes Plague Iowa and the Nation in War Echoes
A 1868 sermonized claim taxes will crush farmers, asserting U S debt at two trillion dollars and demanding repudiation. It warns that state real and personal property would cover the debt, urging voters to choose a party supporting repayment stance. The piece targets farmers and voters with fiscal doom and political exhortation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Kentucky
Masryland
Missouri
Towa
Lowa
Civil War rhetoric and calls to block compromise
The passage lists numerous Republicans and commentators like Douglas Pugh Crittenden Everett Chandler Brough Wade Butler Greeley the Chicago Tribune Bingham Stevens Webster Beecher Garrison Leecher urging bloodshed and opposing the Union status qou while urging support for the administration. It ends with a call not to vote with them.
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Pugh
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Everett
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Brough
Wade
Butler
Greeley
The
Chicago Tribune
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Stevens
Webster
Beecher
Garrison
White Man or Negro
Fragmentary historic text contrasts race and law across party lines. It argues about state prohibitions on Black people, bonds to avoid charity, and court rulings on habeas corpus for Blacks versus whites. The piece ends urging readers to vote, framing the issue as a choice between freedom and subjugation.
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Gray
Des Moines
Vigilance Committees urged to secure Democratic votes
The note calls for vigilance committees in every township to ensure every Democratic voter participates and to prevent illegal votes. It urges readiness, careful list checking, and prompt polling while framing the issue as a Democratic effort to aid the poor against draft hardship, contrasting with Republican opposition.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Washington correspondent joins New York Herald as regular letter writer
A Washington correspondent contributes a regular series to the New York Herald and other lending papers. The editor notes the correspondent has attracted much attention and will provide valuable insights to readers.
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Military Situation in Tennessee Echoes 1863
Special correspondence reports doubt over the Tennessee campaign end as Union commander Rosecrans retreats to Chattanooga. Burnside’s movements, Lincoln and Stanton decisions, and misaligned reinforcements hinder Union strategy, risking Chattanooga and Knoxville as Bragg’s forces converge. Confederate gains hinge on renewed concentration for fall campaigns.
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Fire hits the American Hotel at Niagara Falls
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Loveways Pinus Praised For Quick Dyspepsia Relief
The article extols Loveway's Pinus pills and ointment as highly effective for dyspepsia liver and stomach complaints. It claims rapid relief, restored appetite, and universal efficacy across ages constitutions and sexes, praising the philanthropist physician.
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