Democratic Party Split Over War Policy and Tuttle Nomination
The Dubuque Herald argues the paper stood by its anti Tuttle stance and denounces party scheming that pressured the 1860s convention. It claims victory for its principled, if costly, fight and warns that politicians must choose principle over policy or resign.
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Grand White House Ball Described as First Ever
Republican correspondent recalls a grand White House entertainment with a lavish supper and many army generals in attendance. The piece contrasts the opulence with the widow and children suffering from cold and hunger, urging vendors to avoid sensationalizing the scene.
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Abolitionist attacker urged to reveal name
The correspondent attacks Bishops Purcell and Rosecrans while defending abolitionism. A Catholic pretender is accused of betraying his ears and baiting the Democratic party. The writers demand the sender disclose his real name to brand his statements.
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Proposal to suspend passenger travel on the Mississippi
A proposal aims to suspend passenger travel on the Mississippi to protect the boat from rebel incendiaries and enhance security during the conflict.
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Waves of 1860s News Span From Davis to Tom Thumb
Henry Winter Davis advocates Christian crusade against Russia. Caledonia towed to Boston after Cape Cod wreck. German National Organization in Washington linked to Chase seeks presidential nomination. Generals Rosecrans to Scammon listed among U S Army. Canada ministry claims two seat majority. 30 000 wild pigeons marketed from New Hampshire. Inquiry on McCook and Crittenden convenes in Indianapolis. Witchcraft rumors in England and a French man killed as a witch. U S Navy crew expands from 7000 to over 40000. Declaration signers mostly Free Masons. Camp Douglas to Rock Island move planned for 16 000 prisoners. Western territory reorganized under General Grant with Nashville HQ. Rosecrans removal rumors. Mrs Tom Thumb misjudged by friends. No trains on Baltimore road from Wheeling. Keokuk court awards 751 to Beardsley over slander. A girl crushed by sugar mill rollers near Salem. Kate Chase to marry November 12. Governor Sprague of Rhode Island noted. Rufus King appointed Minister to Rome. Anna Bishop’s daughter arrives in the U S as pianist.
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West country prom Tape receipts in New Orleans September
The September receipts of Western produce at New Orleans were small, keeping prices high and only meeting local consumption. Twelve steamers arrived from St. Louis on private account. No arrivals or direct receipts from Cincinnati, Louisville, or other Ohio River points occurred.
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