Bill to establish a government printing office passes lower House
The lower House approved a bill creating a government printing office to start March 4. The piece reviews corruption in the existing printing system, predicts renewed plunder under the new setup, and warns about costly equipment and future sales. It also comments on the State Republican Convention backing Col. Warren and on anti slavery politics and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Urele Samuel
Town City
Col. Warren
Filmore
Scott
Edward Everett
Baltimore
N. ¥. Tribune
Maud
Debates on Slavery and Democratic alignments in Congress
The piece rails against the Democracy, accusing it of pro slavery aims and denouncing the Senate and Missouri Old Line Whigs. It cites political maneuvers over the Kansas Nebraska policy, mentions Hannay, Jeff Davis resolutions, and lists numerous senators in support of anti free-speech stances. It also notes editorials from the Des Moines Journal and Hawkeye reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Hannay
Jeff Davis
Harlan
Union
Sud
United
Parnas
Yrus—Moeesis
Bingham
Chandler
Clark
Collamer
Dixfon
Doollittle
Fessender
Foot
Foster
Grimes
Mate
Hamin
Hartin
King
Sammons
Sumner
Yenkyee
Trumby
Wade
Abil Wilson
Nars—Ame Besjjamin
Bighve Brage
Bright
Deown
Chestnut
Clas
Clingiman
Critenden
Thuis
Fitzpatrick
Fireen
Gwin Intond
Hemphdil
Lanter
Iverson
Johnson
Arkans Johnson
Tennessee
Kennedy
Lane
Latham
Mallory
Mion
Mebelson
Pearce
Polk
Powell
Pugh
Rick
Sibartin
Michell
Thompson
Toombs
Wigfall
Yulee
Douglasites
Louis Napoleon
Hamlin
Nebraska
Kansas
Pierce
Buchanan
Stilson Hutchins
Democratic
Destructive Tornado Hits Comanche Albany and Surrounding Areas
A violent tornado, the most destructive in the region, swept Sunday afternoon from the northwest toward the southeast, leveling farms and forests near Comanche and Albany Illinois. It damaged bridges, houses, and outbuildings, killed several people, injured many, and forced rescues and relief efforts across Cedar Rapids Clinton County and Mount Vernon areas with reports of extensive property loss and missing residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Times
Cedar Rapids
Parks
Woofey
Wooley
Mr. Quash
Cedar River
Roger's Grove
Mt. Vernon Nera
Efisnell
Met Vernon
William Waln
Patrick Lynneh
Colmanbn Sparks
Clarkson Thompson
Panne
Isseuer
Mr. Conningham
Lttle
Stephen Sesith Omerly
Dusephus Stith
Furuly
Henry E. Potter
Vastor Lisnox
Piper
Cerlay Rapids
Laren Lo’crocs
Meehanicsville
Mechanicesvill
de Witt
Camanche
Albany Hl
Mississippi
Lyons City
Clinton County
Bacit
Mbany
Advocate
P.S
Tornado wrecks town and lists of injured and dead
The report details a cyclone near Marion with listed casualties including JH Sessions wife and mother seriously injured Tance dereine Session Walter Jane and Win Sessions lightly injured and others unknown. It notes the tornado traveled about 180 miles across the state and Illinois with extensive damage and a forthcoming full tally next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Chase
W. White
Smith
Ueman Whiteran
JH Sessions
Tance Dereine
Walter
Jane
Win
Sessions
Mbany
Lichard Efner
D. Buck
J. Swett
C. ‘Riley
Cion Alexander
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Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Hannibal Elamlin
Maint
Largis
Pipz
Henry Warhin
Des Moines
Jos
A. Chaplin
Dubuqua Co
M. J. McPherson
Madison Co
Ad —Chas. Pomeroy
Boon Co
I. W. Newcomd
Davis Co
Eld
Muscating Co
STATA
Cedar Go
Dhe
Joan W
Vhs
Hardin Co
C. Murse
Polk Co
A.B. Miller
Cerro Gurde
William Vandever
Dubuque County
A.J. McKean
Government Printing Office
Coheitz
Henry Warren
the Herald
N.Y
Chicago
Gen'l. Morrison
Virginia
Boston
Democratic Party
House Bi
House
Old Ling Whig
Missouri
Jefferson City
Inhdel
Renee Asiares
Hhasten
Everetts
Bells
Crittendens
Comanche
Iowa
Albany Ellinois
Dudian Creek
Mount Vernon
Adam Lutz
Marion
North Cedar Rapp
Rds
Angel of Destruction
Mr. Luts
James Reed
Furman
Wu. Vaughn
The
Canary
Vaughn
Jon
Fattes
Mr. Vaughn
Mr. Cooper
de Warr
Janes
Anita Preat
Cmny
M. Gace
Chicago Press & Leibune
Pues
Albany
Cumanchy
Clinton
Lyons
Milo Smith
CL & Nor
Henth
Yamanche
Amelia Davis
Chas, Davis
G. G. Westphal
Elizabeth Westphal
Chill
Hannah Curran
Manion Townsir
Jin County
Mondropaes
Step
Hemocredie
Lawrence
Sward
Democratics Party
Ander
Toso
Democratie
Nfeil
Seward
the Artiels
Heradle
Hiro
Fremont
Fered
Aly
Lincoln
Les Coungesses
Washington City
Navy
Deepardene
Dapan
Guth Steeam
Ty Melvin
Canvals
Neaded
Sandy Hauke
Gyay
Navy Department
M. Y. Zines
Boston Herald
Chinnygo
Chieazalias Biel
Wess
Tess
Mr. Lincely
Willy
Phere
Winslow, Graves & Co
Againoss
Jones County
Europe
Porema Gold
Bilver
Man Street
F Marion Drug
Elhenny
Nor
Dralchs
Gquass
Camphine
CIG Ang
Miller & Nowning’s
Main Street
Marlon, Fowa
Auaiien
Doa
Tek Luonny
Voce
GIS Logan
Mont Satoravie
Douglas Way
Charleston
Talevetymedd Silfroly
EARTI
Crockery
Chacp
Linn County
Variety Store
WNO
Plesas
Logan
Manton
Marion Mills
Aie Ee Yue
Marion Milla
Fim- UY Our
Cori
A. Gunn
Pednaay
JOHN
Central City
Coruserly Kugwu Aa Glartseford
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