Compensated emancipation plan amid wartime debate
A long speech argues for compensating emancipation to end the war, claiming ease of payment over time, economic efficiency, and population growth. It critiques debt terms, supports colonization with mutual consent, and urges Congress to authorize aid to freed people while restoring national authority.
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Lincoln delivers call to Union and freedom in decisive address
Abraham Lincoln writes from Wasmisoron on December 1, 186? urging the nation to preserve the Union. He argues that freeing the enslaved will secure liberty for the free, and that the path ahead is plain, peaceful, generous, and just, deserving global and divine approval.
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Tipton Advertiser December 1862 front page motto
The Tipton Advertiser issue opens with patriotic verse and salutes the land of the free and home of the brave. Editor Ss.S.DANIELS signs the Tipton Iowa publication for Thursday of December 1862.
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General Hamilton Praises Fifth Town Regiment in Letter
An 1802 New York letter from General Hamilton commends the Fifth Town regiments for their conduct at Luka on September 16 and praises the 6th Town and 26th Missouri. He expresses pride in their discipline and welfare efforts, naming the Iowa troops and mentioning his future regard for their progress.
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Cavalry clash near Coffeeville details and losses
Dispatches describe an 1862 Civil War battle near Coffeeville Mississippi where Col Dichey led the Cavalry in heavy fighting against a large rebel force. The Union says 600 killed and wounded, 700 prisoners taken, while the Confederate tally claims 1,500 killed or wounded with multiple officers dead. The report notes Gen Blunt arriving with 5,000 men and four artillery batteries to break the Confederate attack.
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Chicago Iowa and Nebraska Air Line schedule ad
Trains run starting Monday November 17 with routes Chicago to Clinton Cedar Rapids and Toledo and Marshall via west and east legs. Sleeping cars on all night trains, connections at Turner Junction Dixon and Clinton with river boats and stage lines to Davenport Maquoketa Tipton and Des Moines Omaha and other points. Live Stock Express leaves Toledo Tuesdays and Fridays. express freight arrives in Chicago next morning. Management names: E B Talcott Clinton J C Gault Clarence ReedSle, etc.
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Atlantic Monthly ads and recruitment notices mix in 1852 issue
The January 1833 Atlantic Monthly begins its eleventh volume with promises of liberty progress and loyal patriotism. Regular contributors include Lowell Hawthorne Emerson and Stowe. Also contains an array of advertisements for pens from Walrath and a detailed Iowa recruitment list with officers and counties, plus probate and property notices from Cedar County Iowa.
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine praised as a premier reading companion
The review lauds Harper's Monthly as a widely read American publication with broad appeal. It highlights its 44 pages per issue, quality wood engravings, and role in spreading a love of pure literature, noting its vast readership and respected status among contemporaries.
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