Slavery Debate Splits Democratic View in Iowa
The Marion Iowa discussion outlines Douglas and Buchanan wings arguing that slavery in the territories is protected by the Constitution. The piece critiques Democratic factions and notes Republican opposition, Charleston Convention dynamics, and a Millard publishing protest over recent slavery policy.
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Amates
Charleston
Douglas and Duchanan
United States
Buchanan
Lishanan
Kansas
Chervin
Tad Tees
Dencratic
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Caarieston
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Lepablican Party
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroy
Vigia
Figutine
Megefor
Svernad
Peng
Supreme Court of the
Adinistration
Thorich
Confederacy
Congress
Supreme Judicial Tribunal
Douglas
Governor Lowe Message Prompts Iowa Legislature Debate
A Dubujuo Zvica report reprints Gen Lowe’s Des Moines address focusing on state affairs including the State Bank tax payment issue, school law changes, and politics amid Southern Democratic critique. The piece notes atmospheric mirage near the prairie and reports on weather, banking, and education reforms.
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Dubujuo Zvica
Re DP. Lowe
Des Moines
Zicex
Columans
Sixsiee
Lowe
State Bank of
Towa
Slavery Debate in Nebraska Territory Reported
The Omaha Ves tryan reports a heated Nebraska Territorial Council debate on slavery. Both sides claim exists or nonexistence of slavery in the territory, with references to a Chicago merchant selling two enslaved children and calls to ban slavery in Nebraska.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Missouri
Sera
Avoticu
Byerat
Nelo I Miller
Plan Cigs
Weitoey Sui U
Controversy Over Marion to Rapides Railway Propositions
A Cedar ValleyWriter attacks a Marion to Rapides railroad proposal and accuses Crocker and associates of misrepresenting terms. The piece details rejection by Marion citizens of altered offers and asserts local rail facilities will be pursued without Crews or backers from the C1 N. RR. The article notes broader political coverage and a Lawrence mass disaster report.
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Cedar Valley
C1 & N. RR
Marion
Usma
The
Rapides
Sty Crocker
Lis
Vivas
Comitttes
Crocker
Macha
R. Re
C1 & N. A Rand
Gen & MR. RR
Lin n County Teachers Institute Opens at Cedar Rapids High School
Proceedings detail Linn County Teachers Institute at Cedar Rapids High School with J T Unios presiding and G Vairbanks named chair. Lectures cover arithmetic orthography mental arithmetic penmanship and rhetoric. resolutions praise local leaders, list attending teachers, and call for future four week sessions and a celebration plan.
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Hye Institute
Wo'cleeka
Viel
Ore der
J.T. Unios
Tra G. Pairtaals
George Uniecbog
Messia
Fairbanks
Brown and Kramer
Janiva L. Enos
Frederichk Humphrey
Janes L. Enos
Prederighk Humpherey
James J. Buns
Yoor Music
Institute
Frederick Humphery
James I. Manos
F. Numpheryaml
Enos
Atherton
Roseland
Cedar Rapids
Ulved
Cedar Valley Zee
Lina County
Degeter
Cedar Valley Times
Dinn County Register
Lowa Laxtintelay
Jo. Knos
Sels Hose Asd Hee
Medical claims and patent remedies touted in a 19th century column
A broad advertisement section extols various tonics ointments and pills with claims of healing powers and opium free properties. It mentions Hollmenys Ointment Pills and Waynes Renovating Remedy as agents for sores boils and glandular swellings. The piece notes a Burlington treatise and cites Iowa Penitentiary population figures amid other scattered market notes about products and revenue.
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Hollmeny
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