Controversy over Catholic Clergy and Abolition Ticket
In a Dubuque newspaper column from October 26 1863 the editor defends avoiding religious topics in print while criticizing an abolitionist paper. The piece discusses bishops voting the abolition ticket, Catholic toleration, and accusations of Know Nothing affiliations, urging restraint and disputing false charges.
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Cincinnati
Union
I.ee
Catholici i
Purcell
Abolition Party
Dubuque
Times
Stinta
Zimes
Bishop Smyth
C. DU= BUQUEL
Zimey Ansgerty
Repudiated Assistance Sparks Outcry Over Bishop Communications
A letter complains that a newspaper is acting as the Bishop Ly aauspigion's mouthpiece, defending his views while opposing religious and civil liberty. The writer says the paper should have allowed dissent and not hosted the Bishop's communications. The tone accuses the paper of partisan bias and misrepresentation.
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Ly Aauspigion
Trishmen
Tie
Correction on Tuttle Duncombe vote tallies in week’s issue
The item on the relative vote for Tuttle and Duncombe was incorrect. Tuttle received 251 votes and Duncombe 215, not 25 and 215 respectively. The erroneous 25 figure was a blunder.
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Tuttle
Duncombe
Clayton County Vote Totals and Republican Majors
Correspondents report in Clayton County the official vote tally totaling 8728 with Republican majors for Stone 618 Mastman 412 Dillon 409. Hunt over Uanmer 4389 and Gilchrist White win 447 and 44 respectively. Soldiers' vote may push GOP lead to about 600 as Gen Tuttle’s presence is contrasted with Mahony.
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McGuecon
Clayton County
Aee Stone
Mastman
Dillon
Hunt
Uanmer
Gilchrist
White
Gen
Tuttle
Mr. Mahony
Old Capitol
Donocracy
The English Aristocracy and Its Rural Power
The Condon Spectator argues that Hagland’s governance rests with the tax paying body in crises and with property in quiet times. It asserts aristocracy stems from land ownership and economic influence, not pedigree, noting families like the Haely of Devons and the Stanleys as key historic anchors.
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Loraines
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Smithsons
Eingland
Europe
Perceus
Russells
Howards
Lowthers
Granvilles
Creat Beitain
Gowers
Removal of Rosecrans and Charges at Chickamauga
In October 1863 the Morning Chronicle prints a double lead editorial in astonished tone about removing Rosecrans. It cites rumored charges by Crittenden and McCook that Rosecrans fled Chattanooga, that his orders were to stay until reinforcements, and that he declined to move from Murfreesboro when ordered. It notes New York papers accusing Rosecrans and others of sleeping at Chattanooga and questions the official blame.
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Morning Chronicle
Koycerans
Con
T. L. Crittenden
Chattanoojen
Chattanooga
Muffraysboro
Thomas
Evenins Traveller
Boston
Traveler
Ars Ariee
Pressiman
Battle leadership and resignations spark military censure
The report notes severe censure by military authorities and views the battle as a turning point in a key decision. It suggests prior grave complaints against the General and mentions attempts to move forces to aid Grant and divert attention by striking Brays, with prior remonstrances over actions near Murfreesboro.
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Grant
Brays
Murfreesboro
Rothschild Congress Reveals Shifting European Power
Paris reports claim the Rothschild five brothers plan to reduce to four by excluding the Naples line. Nathan Rothschild allegedly extended influence via Waterloo while London becomes the dynasty’s hub. The piece notes intermarriage within the family and hints at liberal acts causing Neapolitan branch exclusion.
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Mayer Anslem
George the Third
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