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Newspaper
Linn County Register
Location
Marion, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1866
Page
1
A review praises Capt. A. A. Stewart's history of Iowa colonels and regiments. It notes near seven hundred pages, strong mechanical execution, and dedication to common Iowa soldiers who bore war burdens and helped save the country. The work is to be sold exclusively by agents and aimed for widespread library distribution.
Citizens gathered at the M E Church in Marion on April 20 1866 to organize a local Young Men’s Christian Association with Rev E K Young presiding. A constitution was drafted and officers elected for the ensuing year, with further meetings planned. The Marion Star Lodge also commends Judge N M Hubbard for enforcing the Prohibitory Liquor Law and pledges support.
On April 14 1865 President Lincoln’s death led to a solemn congressional address. Garfield urges adjournment while praising Lincoln, Union soldiers, and the nation’s resolve to redeem America from slavery.
The speech emphasizes building a lasting temple of freedom and justice consecrated by a great event and covenant with God. It recalls a leader who has sounded a trumpet that calls not retreat, with the House adjourning after endorsing Mr Garfield's motion.
The notice calls the Tenth Annual Republican State Convention to convene in Des Moines on June 20. The piece argues June is ideal for attendance and representation, urging local committees to ensure full county delegations. It highlights loyalty to national unity, opposing rebellion, and advancing equality under the law, with dated quotes from Cap. Gar. Nuw Yous, April 24, 1866.
The Wisconsin Assembly, hours before adjournment, ordered renaming one state eagle car occupant from Andy Johnson to Timothy. The note reflects a naming buzz and suggests Andy may yet have a chance.
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