Subjugation and party conflict in Civil War era rhetoric
A controversial tirade argues that the Republican Party seeks to subjugate the South after emancipation and to force obedience across the nation. It rails against Lincoln, Sumner, Wilson, and abolitionists, claiming widespread support for harsh measures including subjugation of dissenters and copperheads.
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Ohio
South
Iowa
Sumner
District of Columbia
Lincoln
Congress
Wilson
Maine
Uoratio Seymour
New York
Copperheads
Chase's uniform currency plan called baseless by critics
The piece recalls a speaker claiming a national uniform currency would unify a republic based on free labor, while critics call the plan impudent and its value doubtful. It contrasts a hung father's boasting with Secretary Chase's financial schemes and market flurries.
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Chase
Lloro
Political Assault on Currency and Slander Claims
A Louisville article denounces a currency reform as a translucent swindle likening it to Law and tulip bubbles. It notes two soldiers who voted for Vallandigham were jailed, cites administration pressure for unanimous votes, and challenges the writer to reveal his identity to verify claims and possible Know Nothing links.
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Rency
Law
Vallandigham
Louisville
Dubuyun
Know Nothing Order
Columbus
Ohio
Rupress
Weay Thomas
Peter Ambus
IP Brough
Thomas
Tuttle and Duncombe Vote Split Among Army Units
The article notes Democratic nominating support for Gen. Tuttle and contrasts army vote counts. In five regiments and a batterie, Tuttle had 25 votes and Duncombe 215, with Duncombe nearly matching Tuttle despite abolitionist vilification. The piece argues soldiers vote party lines, not loyalty to officers, and reflects on Kirkwood’s selections and the resignations.
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Tuttle
Duncombe
Gen. Tuttle
Kirkwood
Afaer
Bussey
Williamson
Crocker
Kirk
Woo
Political debate on river trade under Chase’s tariffs and fees
The passage criticizes Secretary Chase and the administration for regulating Mississippi River trade. It alleges misstatements about fees paid at New Orleans and New York, claims deception by officials, and notes confiscations of goods at ferries and on the North Missouri Road under Chase orders. The piece questions who profits from these actions.
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Pei
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Charleston
Chase
Nince Grant
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Grant
Banks
Lincoln
Blow
Secretary Chase
Minbree
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New
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Lyon
Varnes &O
Return of Judges Reported Across State Votes
The state counts show a large majority against civil liberty, with estimates of 10 000 to 15 000 in favor of Judge Woodward. Partial returns suggest abolitionists win both legislature houses, potentially leaving public plunderers unchecked. Local editor notes caution about abuses.
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Woodward
Monks and Priests in Catholic Countries Praised
An observer reports favorable impressions of monks and priests in Roman Catholic regions of Switzerland and Northern Italy. He notes only rare examples of a worldly, fat monk and describes generally clear-sighted, sincere religious officials.
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Srecrer
Switzerlands
Aly
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