Mason's Dubuque speech defends rebellion and slavery
The Burlington Hawk-Eye and Chicago Republican critique Judge Mason's Dubuque address defending the Confederate cause and slavery as constitutional, arguing rebellion was a duty when rights are denied. It labels Mason's positions as dangerous to the republic and calls for national scorn. Also reports a Chicago trotting match where Medoe beat Bashaw Junior at Dexter Park with heats 2:32, 2:29, and 2:29.
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Burlington
Iowa
Dubu
Dubuque 7Jimes
The
Herald
Charles “Mason
Mason
Congress
Union
Buncombe
America
France
Great Britain
George the Third
Free States
Republic
Andersonville
South
Dubuque
Charlee Mason
Memphis
New Orleans
Jeff. Davis
Bashaw Junior
Chicago
Dexter
Medoe
Bull of the Woods
Garden City
Bashaw
Dexter Park
Medoc
Tie
Tipton
Pools Medoe
Bull
Saat
Iag
Pole Medoc
Baahaw
Medoce
President dispatch reshapes Civil War command units
The President has prepared and sent General Grant instructions to appoint Sheridan to the Department of the Missouri Hancock to the Department of the Cumberland and Thomas to the Fifth Sheridan District. The order likely to be issued tomorrow. Also noted are Fenian organizer Capt. W H Grace finishing his Iowa work and heading to New York with 47 Circles and seven military companies.
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the Tribune
Grant
Sheridan
Department of the Missouri
Hancock
Department of the Cumberland
Gen. Thomas
Fifth
Thomas
W. H. Grace
Iowa
New York
Dubuque Bridge
Dubuque and Dunleith Iron Bridge Company
Mississippi River
Dunleith
Dubuque
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Washington
Worcester
Mass
Butler
Iaryland
Culverwell
Compo on South Danvers by Local Boy
Essex Statesman notes a South Danvers Massachusetts boy wrote a playful composition describing his town. It lists boundaries with Salem and Middleton, Goldthwaite brook as the river, mill pond as the lake, and local products leather onions the South Church and George Peabody. It also lists religious sects including Orthodox Universalists Spiritualists and Unitarians, with humorous descriptions of their worship.
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Essex Statesman
South Danvers
Mass
United States
Salem
Middleton
Goldthwaite Brook
Salem Harbor
South Church
George Peabody
Amng
Universalists
Spiritualists
Unitarians
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Tipton Advertiser
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Brownlow
Maryland Battle Fields
George Alfred Townsend
Gettysburg
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Iowa City
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J. E. Guild
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Boston Corners
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N. Y
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China
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G. G. Chandler
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Johnston, Holloway & Cowden
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Fred. Herschfield
Court House Square
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Lowe
Rtwa Insurance
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M. B. Dean
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa
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