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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1868

Page

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Democratic Platform Demands Civil Rights Reform and Unity

The passage outlines a Democratic program led by Clerk of the District Court Fred­erick S. Dunham and Stecorder Andrew J. Byerly, urging immediate restoration of states to the union, amnesty for past offenses, equal taxation, a single national currency, and government economy. It condemns Radical Party excesses, cites abuses in war policy, calls for independence of executive and judiciary, and defends naturalized citizens while opposing military overreach and press suppression.

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Democratic Convention Platform Attacks Reconstruction and Johnson

The document attacks Reconstruction policies and President Johnson, condemning centralized power and urging restoration of the Union. It endorses economic reform, land distribution, and opposition to the Prohibitory Liquor Law, while calling for strict economy and currency reform. It promotes unity among patriots and loyalty to constitutional rights.

Joint Discussion on Path of these OQetas Les

Hon Win Smyth and Judge W Ny Letfiicwell convene a public joint discussion at this place inviting all votes to participate.

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County slate nominates two young county officials

The slate presents two young men for clerk and recorder positions in Jackson County. Both are described as honest, capable, and well qualified with strong business backgrounds. One candidate, tied to Iowa roots, has long residence in Jones County and prior public service, while the other emphasizes local enterprise and military service. The text urges voters to ratify the nominations.

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Honest man cited for equal taxation in county appeal

A fragment urges neighbors to back an honest man Dasocaars or Sonca County wide ticket. It calls no man to fault and pledges vigilance against radicals. The message urges every township to uphold equal taxation before the people and to press for victory through active support.

Dasocaars Sonca County

Radical meeting stirs Iowa crowd with heated rhetoric

A chaotic recount of a large radical gathering in Cascade where speakers Kassuti and others addressed Democrats and Republicans amid shouting crowds. The Davenport Gazette notes heavy vituperation, distorted rhetoric, and a long contentious session ending with calls for clout over offices.

Dangerous and inflammatory race mixing pamphlet excerpt

A harsh polemic argues against miscegenation, citing alleged natural law and historical mixing in Caucasian, Indian, and African lineages. The piece condemns interracial unions and portrays immigration and settlement efforts as doomed, invoking extremist rhetoric and pseudo-scientific reasoning from a radical party.

Racial Theories On Native American Ancestry and History

A reader cites a biased discourse arguing Indians are pure while condemning mixed heritage as extinction. The writer claims ancient Europeans predated Columbus, alleges colonial mixes erased lineages, and endorses Darwinian racial hierarchy. They promote Van Eyrie’s works and recommend a New York address for publications.

Chicago Prairie of Progress and Water Purity Rise

A vivid 1850s style overview of Chicago describing rapid growth from mud flats to a booming city. It highlights land value surges, canal and river improvements, and a push for clean water via reservoirs and pumps. Praises public schools, the university, and ongoing civic projects including a tunnel under the bed of the lake.

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Enrollment rules delay admission before term

The passage notes that enrollment of names starts a week before the term and no admission can occur until another term is obtained. It also extols free schools and pure water as Chicago’s glory, signed WanDentR.

Chicago

Democratic Jones county convention nominates clerk and recorder

The Jones county Democratic convention met September 10 at Anamosa Court House. Delegates elected temporary officers, adopted a platform endorsing the New York 1868 Democratic platform, and nominated Frederick S. Dunham for district court clerk and Andrew J. Byerly for county recorder. A five person county central committee was chosen and efforts planned to boost county organization and voter registration. The proceedings were published in the Monticello Express and Dubuque Herald before adjournment.

Jones County Court House Anmmosa Peter Keeper Washington Bigler, Esq Wayne Township G. W. Ifint M. Byerly J. G. Parsons T. O. Bishop Isuze Hay J. C. Sheean New York Otd Wm. E. Leffingwell Congress J. L. Sheena Sales Dunham U.5 Bishop Wits Slocan Mesrs Sheean Woodworth Taylor Bigler Pho Telying Crema J. Byerly Cnale Grated W. McLaughlin Cliy—Thes Moran, Bargieet Monticelly Express Dubuque Herald Washington Bigler Ci'n. M.byerly Gannataptie

Iowa Act on Aliens Ownership of Property in 1868

The text outlines an 1868 Iowa law abolishing distinctions between aliens and citizens in acquiring owning and transferring property within the state. It covers rights to real and personal property by aliens whether resident or not and details succession rights and dower, effective upon publication in state publications.

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Iowa Acts Chronicle Delinquent Tax Property Sales Power

In 1868 Iowa laws authorize cities and towns to sell property for delinquent taxes if needed, granting councils power to declare sales and establish procedures. Deeds issued under this act hold same validity as county treasurer deeds, with oversight by city councils and state boards, approved April 7 1863 and May 1868.

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