Vipton Advertiser highlights September 7 1865 issue
The Vipton Advertiser issue dated Thursday September 7 1865 appears in the paper. It presents frontier era local notices and brief items typical of mid 19th century newspapers.
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Newspaper
Tipton Advertiser
Location
Tipton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1865
Page
1
Calamity and politics sweep across nations and states
A flood of brief items spans near drownings in Guilford and executions, Mexican abolitionism, pirate-like trials, and Emperors. Reports cite cable repairs, Emigration plans, railroad mail contracts, and political shifts including governors and soldiers’ tickets amid war.
White in Iowa Constitution must be struck, scholar argues
J G argues in a Tipton Adve column that the U S Constitution makes no color distinctions and that Iowa should strike or amend the word white from its constitution to remove citizenship bias. He cites Article four and naturalization limits, urging a reform to ensure all citizens enjoy equal privileges and immunities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
the United
People
United States
Congress
Iowa
Free
J. G
Geneseo
Ill
Fort Smith Meeting Instructions To Commissioners
Secretary Harlan directs the Fort Smith meeting on September 1st. Commissioners may negotiate treaties with Indian tribes and urge peaceful coexistence with the United States. When tribes disagree, issues are to be referred to the President. Indians are to organize among themselves a civil body to manage affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Fort Smith
United States
Commission to govern Indian lands and future relations
A government plan outlines rights and property guarantees for tribes, creation of a central commission with elected tribal delegates, and authority to appoint a U.S. Congress representative. It calls for abolition of slavery among tribes, reassessment of bonds, treaty abrogation with hostile tribes, and gradual removal to reservations with protected lands. The commission would promote schools, agriculture, and civilization while enforcing relocation and orderly treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
Senate of
Chicago Day Goods Trade Claims for Better West Stock
The Chicago dry goods market matches New York, with Bowen Brothers in Lake Street leading wholesale houses. The piece argues that Chicago buyers save on travel time and freight, supported by Bowen Brothers’ 5 million dollars in 1864 sales and strong stock, advising Western merchants to shop Chicago to secure latest styles and fairer profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Oyto
Paris
London
Bowen Brothers
Lake Street
Bowen Exorens
Ming
Northwest
Pittsburgh Eagle
Illinois
Dubuque Herald rejects Copperhead convention ticket
The Dubuque Herald repudiates the late Copperhead State Convention endorsement of the so called Soldiers ticket. It declares the soldiers ticket an abolition ticket with no sympathy for the Democracy beyond the issue of negro suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Mahony
K. C
Dubuque
Copperhead
Des Moines
Soldiers’ Union
Col. Benton
Democratic Party
Soldiers’ Convention
Soldiers State Central Committees
Political Debate Over Benton Ticket and Abolition Views
The speaker argues Benton would worsen affairs if elected, labeling him an abolitionist for ten years. Van Anda is called a dirty abolitionist, Trimble a War Democrat, and Sennett a dyed-in-the-wool Republican. The Democracy rejects such a ticket and any abolitionist prescription from Benton supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Dembersey
van Anda
Judge Trimble
Sennett
Benton Crew
Poll tax dispute ends with driver exempt in Joliet
Levi Boone known as the National Hotel bus driver was summoned for failure to pay the annual poll tax before Esquire Richardson. Boone claimed he was not a citizen voter or resident of Joliet Illinois. The judge ruled he need not pay the tax. Muscatine Markets reported prices for fall wheat oats rye corn onions flax seed timothy seed with reported ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Boone
National Hotel
Esquire Richardson
Levi
Joliet
Messrs
Breckinridge & Fellows
Munn and Pinney
Muscatine
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