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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1864
Page
2
Readers see pressure over peace prospects and the bond note system. The piece discusses how government notes issued after 1861 and their potential use for duties could affect gold demand, inflation, and investor speculation, highlighting Fessenden’s stance and the risk of repudiation fears.
Early campaign activity shows growing organization and attention as candidates begin to define platforms and reach voters. Analysts expect rapid development of alliances and fundraising in the coming weeks.
A fragmentary Washington era letter argues the Radical Democracy will persist despite Fremont's withdrawal and vows to oppose Lincoln and McClellan. It asserts continued party unity, plans for a new presidential candidate, and dedication to truth, freedom, and culture through organized effort.
Private Samuel W. Downing of Maryland volunteers, noted for deserting and re enlisting seventeen times, was shot at Annapolis on Friday. His records show multiple desertions and re enlistments across several states and years ending in 1864.
A violent incident occurred in Pottsville where a mob attacked attendees after a political meeting. Cavalry and local authorities attempted to separate rioters while Democrats defended themselves. some wounded included a returning veteran and a one-year regiment member. Authorities reported no further fatalities.
A historical report notes draft figures by ward, with 1570 drawn and over one in three enlisted. It alleges political motive behind Lincoln’s presidency and warns that reelecting him would intensify control over southern states and require more lives and money. Newsy.
The Paris NYT correspondent calls Lincoln’s race a war issue and predicts continued conflict until the North and South accept subjugation or resistance ends. He cites past long wars and foresees Lincoln becoming a heroic or tyrannical figure depending on sympathies, with Grant compared to great conquerors.
A Covington Ky man sought a permit to ship goods from Cincinnati but was required to take an oath to support the Administration and vote for Lincoln. He refused and departed, illustrating alleged pressure on voters during Lincoln era trials.
Anomalous 19th century advertisement extols Dr Sealyon Catarrh Remedy offered at two dollars per bottle, claiming lasting cure with strict following of directions. Claims include nervous and sexual system diseases and a warning about mail order sales and counterfeit products.
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