Conventions Nominate Hubbard Amid Loyalist Debate
The Webster City convention on August 1 nominated Judge Hubbard after a string of ballots in which support fluctuated. Delegates endorsed Hubbard as a faithful Republican representative, urging unity against President Lincoln era policies and warning of dangers from rivals in Congress and the ongoing Reconstruction debates. The paper casts Hubbard as a steadfast choice amid a charged political climate and notes strong support from Senator Grimes and other Republicans. Secretary Harlan’s resignation from the cabinet is noted as a consistent stand for liberty.
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Sixth Congressional District
Webster City
Judge Hubbard
Hubbard
Ng Avery
Mr. T
Tia Frienda
Thay
Indurso
Republican’ State Convention
Mubbard
Congress
Lincoln
United States
Friends of the Republic
Republican Party
Andy Johnson
Hubard
Lowa
Woshinetan
Pridd
Grimes
Grinnell
Wilson
Towa
Hubbards
Stonerang
Hanlan
Harlan
Harlan i
Dubuque
Oicinl
St. Loula
John Brown
Fitchburg
Philadelphia
Jef
Davin
California
Charles O'Conor
Jefferson Davis
Judiciary’ Committee
Disputed New Orleans Riots Linked to Preplanned Murders
An authority states Grant received Sheridan dispatch shedding light on New Orleans riots. They were not spontaneous but a weeks- planned murder plot against Union leaders. A separate note mentions Henian movement circles in Western New York and arms-using veterans.
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Grant
Sheridan
New Orleans
New York
South
Frementin
United States
Missouri
B. Gratz Brown
Prague
Italy
Telegraph Rates And Booklet Formats For Atlantic Cable
A historical note explains book formats by sheet counts and pages, detailing 4to 16 pages and others. It then lists Atlantic Telegraph rates from America to Great Britain at 20 pounds per 20 words plus 20 shillings per extra word, with European, African, Asian, and Indian routes priced similarly.
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America
Great Britain
Europe
Africa
Asia
Tridia
Crant
A. Badeau
U.S. Inft
Parker
Grant
Atlantic Taegraph Company
United States
War Department
Department
Des Moines Wool Prices and National Debts Report
A miscellany of 19th century items notes wool selling at Des Moines for 40 to 44 cents per pound, plus broad financial figures including a required 70 million dollars to pay bonds. Other items cover eulogies, conventions, census counts in St Louis, prison and military matters, stockpiles of gopher scalps, and multiple political and social notes.
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Des Moines
Congress
Katherine Luther
Martin Luther
France
Artemis Ward
C.F. Browne
London
Schuyler Colfax
Logansport
Ind
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