Nominations and district changes stir Iowa politics
The Express notes Judge Blatchford’s possible elevation to the Supreme bench, the June 27 1842 special election for a prohibition amendment, and a Republican district reapportionment in Iowa creating eleven congressional districts. It critiques the saloon system and endorses reform amid political debates.
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Greenback
House
Senate
State Senate
Firest
Washington
Louisa
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
van Buren
Lee
Muscatine
Scott
Cedar
Jackson
Jones
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Blackhawk
Grandy
Bremer
Clayton
Allamakee
Fayette
Winneshick
Howard
Chickasaw
Mitch
Floyd
Shelby
Crawford
Norrison
Monona
Hardin
Franklin
Cerro Gordo
Worth
Winnebago
Hancock
Wright
Hamilton
Boone
Webster
Vyn Holdt
Greene
Calhoun
Pocahontas
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Emmett
Dickinson
Clay
Buena Vista
Sac
Carroll
Cherrokee
O'Brien
Osceola
Lyon
Sioux
Plymouth
Woodbury
Iowa
Aestheticism and Wilde's Aesthetics Criticized in Debating Essay
The piece condemns Oscar Wilde and the aesthetic movement as a sterile caricature of true taste. It argues genuine sentiment aligns with noble beauty, while Wildean aesthetics are a self mirrored, vapid imitation. The writer calls for balancing aesthetic feeling with moral and intellectual life.
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Trish
Monticello saloon issue sparks temperance debate
A Monticello editor letters clash over saloon power in local politics. He defends saloon keepers against liberal reformers Austin and Moody, argues licenses cost society, and warns of crossfire between temperance forces and Republicans in city elections.
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Monticrano
Freepress
Fine Express
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Moody
Monticello
Hiin
Lim
Messrs
Holston
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Hardihood
United States
Ep. Express
Bowen's Dubuque note on trespass and herd law
Asa C. Bowen comments in the Dubuque Herald on trespass, urging the declaration of trespass everywhere, from Iowa highways to farmer grounds, to favor the general herd law. The piece references Sano Sramas and a March 6 date.
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Asa C. Bowen
Dubuque
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