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Linn County Register

Location

Marion, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1860

Page

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Who Made Lincots

Courtis claimed Un made Lincoln and praised whipping as a virtue. He blamed Litte Gall for overlooking Lincoln’s 000 votes in 53 and predicted Douglas could become a top national figure within three weeks. A Cedar Rapids Douglas procession boasted Cann Scuunz as insult to a major statesman.

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Douglas at Cedar Rapids sparks crowd with Lincoln hurrah

Readers report intense reaction as Douglas faces a noisy crowd in Cedar Rapids. The event includes praise for Lincoln and a hostile reception, with observers noting disturbance and a charged political atmosphere.

Celebrations Across States Mark Lincoln Victory News

Reports from Spraischeny to Janesville and Logansport describe jubilee events and speeches honoring Lincoln and the Union victories in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Rallies, salutes, and fireworks accompany addresses by governors and notable Republicans, with crowds gathering at public houses and residences.

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Douglas speech excerpt on non intervention and slavery borders

The provided extract from a May 188u Senate speech discusses the doctrine of non intervention used to justify extending slave territory. It cites historical lines from 36 to 38 degrees, references the Nashville Convention and territorial expansion, and argues that intervention produced more slave territory than requested, framing it as a Southern religion.

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