No Leader for Union Party, Seward Says Defeat Likely
In a Niagara address, Mr. Seward warned the party lacks a leader and would be defeated within sixty days unless a strong figure arises. The New York Times argues the Union cause stands without leaders like Stevens or Sumner, centering on the country’s humane policy and broad public support for restoration of the Union. The piece critiques several named politicians while affirming a popular policy backed by Main and Vermont majorities.
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Seward
Niagara
New York
The
New York Times
Union Party
Tribune
Thaddeus Sigvons
Eogenttal
Andrew Johnson
Thaddens
Stevens
Sumner
Butler
Brownlow
Popular Union Party
Pound
Maine
Vermont
Union
Grealey
Hamilton
Parsson Brownlow
General Butler
Union and Copperhead factions shape postwar views
The piece contrasts Union party aims for justice and equal rights with Copperhead opposition favoring Confederate-style dominance. It cites Vallandigham, Wood, Huffman, Seymour, and Clymer, noting who supported restoration with loyal representation and who urged rapid readmission without full rights. It also reports on land purchases, oil finds, and political events via various named figures and regions.
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Union Party
Great Union Party
Vallandigham
Fernando Wood
John T. Huffman
Horatio Seymour
Hleister Clymer
Chicago
McClellan
Hoffman
Clymer
Congress
Stevens
Summer
Union Ranke
Harper's Weekly
Broadlands Sale Lands a Stock Farm Prospect
Hay and estate owner M L Sullivant sells the Broadlands holdings in Champaign County of twenty-two thousand acres for three hundred twenty four thousand dollars to Alexander of Morgan County. The purchaser plans a four thousand head cattle stock farm and to open eighty miles of osage hedge as part of a vast revival in Illinois farming. The dispatch notes historical contrasts with figures from the era.
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Sareor Brosntasos
M. L. Sullivant
Hay
Broadlands
Champaign County
Alexander
Morgan County
Ife
Sullivant
Ford
Livingston
United States
Yeneus
M Werculean
Ilinois
Lrairie
Who are Legal Voters in Iowa
An article analyzes qualification for voting in Iowa. It defines citizenship, six months residency, and local domicile as core requirements, noting that residence is a fixed home with intent to remain and that changing counties or states requires actual settlement and intent to stay. It cites case law and constitutional language to explain how judges view residency for elections. It also mentions railroad growth in the Midwest and the Chicago and Northwestern railway expansion.
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Chauncy Rose
Terre Haute
Ind
General Sheridan
New Orleans
Denham
Texas
United States
Don Jose Josquin
Chili
Por
Union Pacific Railroad
Connecticut
Tolena
Montana
Benton
Missouri
Royaliata
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Union Pacific Company
Congress
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Kily
Parker
Gen
Grant
The
Six Nations
Albion
N.Y
Galesburg
Ill
Robert Simms
Moronei
Adrain
Mich
Giurel
Lowa
Towa
Bird
Gust Leon
Pasetng
Stary
Dane Eit
Tu Winns
Hinds
Towa Noor
Lawa
Rome
Grott
Dtuyton
Whataever Party
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Telm
Fera
Cane Arena
Iuyut
Leanne
Woracan
Enon Cepublican
Bechetaly
WO Wright
YO Treaacrer
Samuel &. Rankin
BTATH
Julin A. Elliott
Auvernne Court
Cleik
Cliarless
Linderman
Congressional
Sun “Net
Bixtie
W. Hulbbard
Studicial Theket
Rou Sunok
Septararcr
Hugie W. Max Wise
D. Nichols
Howard
Folmeg
Stiles
Doald OF
GO. S. Walton
J. Breech
Gonstan FA
Wellock
J.B. Lewis
A. R. Mluls
Ben S. Winkleman
James Wilson
George Francia Train
Nebraska
Sweeny
Santa Anna
Maximilian
Mexico
B. F. Butler
Quno
New England
New York Tribune
Douglas
Green Mountain
Forllinois
Lincoln
Tennessee
Jefferson Davis
Drazogda
Breckinridge
Cicero
Kentucky College
Chase
Cincinnati
Boston
Broderick
Farragut
Brazil
Qvotera
Tom Norgrnwestern Raiway
Missouri River
Pacific Railroad
Aew
Chicags Post
Thorguptiess
Ita Commercial Intelligence
Cary
WY Mall
Ber Y Bar
Xee
Blakely Bros. & Davis
Dearburn St
Watntat
M. Stave
Stata
Register
State Land Office
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Disteiet
Fudge
Bey Uth
Ebhin
Ohwos
Iudge
Baath
Oles
Teoth
Tudge
Tn Eleventh Cheteivt
Frone
Des Modes
Iiphen
Pitt
Feo de Nhnetwenthe
Keokuk
D. A
Fanny
Charley
Cadac
Astat
TOR
Hetterson
Jefferson
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Afdetiersip
Petieretty
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Ontatoch
Moet of
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Merelinta
Cab Bay
Jegeron Ling
Boyne
Des Moines
McBride & Virchard
Toval, WookKs
Jefferson Dun Stone
Tanner's
Machine
Jefferson Davy Stone
St Per Galton
Ash
Jeffrson Drug Store
Culley & Wynkoop
West Ride Punlig Square
Jefferson, Town
Hon
N. T, Brown
Brown
Renire
Hig Hall
General Assembly
Peta
Fumd
New Jefferson
Mosera, Stanford & Noward
W. W. Watxen
Beo'y & Aunt
Locres Coc
Soly Deaters
Rathbone
Iowa Infantry
AF Sperry
Samuel A. Mice
Tan Hts
Wth
Des ‘Moines
Tow
Aetterson
Craupond
Tn Lanter
Craufurd & Rapler, Tarent
Wow Offers
Tizents
Greene
Boots
Iranceres Holsasors, Ds
Wigimest
Crauford
Jefferson, Iowa
Harness Shop
Walters
Wworkk
Jag. L. Bvane
Jas. F. Anderson
Eudes
W. & L. Harker
T. Li
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