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Newspaper

Dubuque Democratic Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1864

Page

2

Democratic Party Urges Focus on Core Issues in National Reckoning

A fiery editorial decries the administration party as corrupt and on trial before the people. It warns against diversions to minor questions and calls Democrats to confront the core issues shaping the nation. The piece pledges to expose Republican ties to fanaticism and the Lincoln era’s alleged missteps, urging vigilance for liberty and Constitution, with four more years of Lincolnism feared.

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McClellan and Lincoln Contrasted in Presidential Nomination Speech

The Rochester Union contrasts McClellan and Lincoln by citing their closing acceptance words and urging Christians and patriots to judge their character. It praises McClellan for noble, high minded remarks and criticizes Lincoln for barroom humor and lighthearted jokes about bloodshed.

Rochester Union McClellen Lincoln

Political resolve praises McClellan and Union victories

A fragmentary 1862 congressional note voices gratitude to the Almighty and the House for recent Potomac army triumphs. It expresses support for Gen. George B. McClellan's leadership and links current successes to those of the Revolution, tendering thanks for military qualities and outcomes.

McClellan Owen Lovejoy- Meadred Potomac Veanke George B. McClellan

Fragmented Civil War Era Text Amid Poems and Prose

A fragmented OCR passage blends archaic verse with references to Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation. It juxtaposes mournful reflection with political statements about slavery, union, and war powers, citing Lincoln and a call for freedom. The text merges literary cadence with historic discourse on emancipation and war authority.

McClellan Nomination Sparked Concord House Cheers

In Concord New Hampshire the nomination of General McClellan triggered loud cheers in the legislative chamber. Mee McNeil of Hillsborough announced the news as ladies in the gallery waved handkerchiefs while loyalists and Republicans alike reacted. The Speaker maintained order with the gavel, and the scene drew a strong public response.

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McClellan Fervor Grows Amid Political Tensions

Reports describe rising enthusiasm for McClellan as radical politicians grow louder in opposition. Soldiers rebuke a critic who disparaged him, sparking public support and chants of McClellan and Union and McClellan and Liberty as the nation faces heated partisan tensions.

McClellan Alelian Union Liberty Billingsgate

The Great National Auction Sale

The Government led by Abraham Lincoln will retire March 1865 and auction off items for successors. It lists debt of 1,000,000,000, tax law, stamps, conscription act, emancipation act, Proclamation, 160,000 loyal officeholders, bogus governors and states, provost marshals, trains, legal tender notes, and other items.

Abraham Lincoln United States Mensiona Paymuu

Abolitionists accuse war role manipulation in hospitals

The letter claims abolitionists use fraud to secure veterans support for Old Abe. It alleges Philadelphia hospitals granted furloughs and transport at government expense to Vermont and Maine soldiers pledging abolition votes, with guards and invalid corps allegedly pressed into election duties, especially in New England.

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Crop prospects raise alarms over fall harvests in 1864

A Washington dispatch in August 1804 reports fears of crop failures due to drought and frost, noting past losses in corn and wheat, but rains in July and August improved prospects. Wheat yields appear large with full heads, spring wheat down, and corn condition averaged in major states. Sorghum up, tobacco down, beans and BLAX up. labor shortages noted but overall hay and summer crops in good shape. commissioner thanks correspondents for timely returns.

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McClellan Pendleton Watch in Democratic Orations

The New York dispatch correspondent quotes節 editorials from Philadelphia papers criticizing McClellan and praising Pendleton. The pieces discuss White House infamy, wartime policies, and electoral demonstrations for McClellan, with Pendleton lauded for support of Union measures and volunteers.

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Fatal Mont Blanc disaster reported from Bastessaya

A fatal Mont Blanc accident is described with Ambrose Conttet a 21 year old porter falling into a glacier crevasse during descent with Count Schoenkirchen. Guides including Michael Pavot attempted rescue, Pavot descended 80 feet, signaling exhausted, but the body of Conttet was not recovered.

Avletter Bastessaya Ambrose Conttet Count Schoenkirchen Mont Blanc Cutter Chamouni Michael Pavot Couttel

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