Fragmentary Notice on Payment Terms in GOP Context
Text fragment notes “8 copies to one address. 10. 21 PAYMENT I ALL CASES IN ADVANCE.” and questions whether Republican allies, under whose notice the article falls, will take interest in the matter.
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Newspaper
Weekly Times
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1859
Page
2
Joint Political Discussion by Samuels and Vandever
Dubuque speakers Ren M Samuels Democrat and Hon William Vandever Republican to address public on political affairs with dates listed in Guttenberg Dayton and surrounding areas August 11 to August 27 and notes for other towns and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. M. Samuels
WM. Vandever
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Dayton
Wi ‘Allsmakes Co
Co. Saterday
Republican Schedule Of Senator Harzan Appointments
The Republican State Central Committee lists Senator Harzan event dates in Iowa counties from August 15 to August 28 including Sigourney Marengo Montezuma Newton Nevada Webster City Eldora Marietta Marshalltown Toledo Vinton Watterloo Cedar Falls Clarksville and more with 1 PM or 7 PM start times. Also notes Keokuk Gate City credit confusion and a 1858 electoral residency rule changed to disqualify voters moving counties after August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Harzan
Iowa
Sigourney
Keokuk County
R. U
Marengo
Iowa Co
Montezuma
Powesheik Co
Re. U
Newton
Marietta
Wasmixatox City
D. C
United States
Bing
Coaliy
Kotporend
Donnellan
Senator Dovetas Opposes Slave Trade Reopening
Senator Dovetas in a new letter rebuts General Case and Southern Democrats on reopening the African Slave Trade. He argues the 1787 compromise and 1820 Missouri land agreement formed sacred pledges, though he notes no constitutional ban on importation until 1808 and questions enforcement. He cites long observance of these compacts by past leaders and warns against violating them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovetas
Adhirs
Starmsts
Rosas
Dovatas
Federal Congress
Missouri
Congress
Executive Department
Mr. Dovatas
Iowa State Agricultural Society invites printers to exhibit
A Iowa State Agricultural Society notice thanks J H Wattacs and invites printers to compete at the Oska loosa fair. It lists a $10 society membership for printers, $10 premium for the best thirty cards and book work, while other trades pay $1 membership and $5 to $50 premiums. The editors doubt printers will pay tenfold and may refrain from submitting prints. The De Witt Standard nominates Sewann and Coxar for president and vice president in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wattacs
Iowa State Agricultural Society
Oskaloosa
Iowa
State Agricultural Society
Peespesmiat Trexer
de Witt
Sewann
Casares M. Coxar
Secret circular shows Fedal interference in Iowa elections
A circulated 1859 letter from G Donnellan urges Democratic turnout and fundraising, claiming to map county vote demographics to influence Iowa elections. The piece labels the document as genuine and accuses federal agents of meddling, urging Iowans to manage their own affairs without outside dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedecal
L.D. Fisuzy
Albis
Monroe County
Democratic Party
G. Donnellan
James
Bucnaxam
Kiexwoop
Chariton
Doper
National
Washington
District of Columbia
Iowa
The Late State Elections and House Majority
The late elections in Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina Alabama and Texas fix the House at 237 members needing 119 for a majority. 210 have been elected Democrats 76 Republicans 113 Americans 13 Anti Lecompton Democrats 8. Minnesota Georgia Mississippi Louisiana Maryland California remain to vote.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Alabama
Texas
House of Representatives
Minnesota
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Maryland
California
House
Oregon
Fragmentary political note on anti Lecompton factions
A brief fragment discusses the Anti Lecompton Democrat and the North Americans seeking harmony. It questions whether they can coalesce to form any organized House action and cooperate later, noting these points are unsettled.
Tax reductions cited in Des Moines resolutions
The Des Moines June Republican State Convention claims large tax cuts, while the Democratic text predicts rising burdens. Auditor J. W. Cattren provides figures showing distinct reductions from 1857 to 1858 and 1858 to 1859, with a breakdown by counties and a Lee County Republican ticket slate listed for 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. W. Catret
State
State Board of Equalization
Des Moine
Resignation talk spans party lines in state races
Democratic papers in the southern state urge Senator Rosom to resign, prompting Republicans to fill vacancies. criticism targets Democratic Judge Wilcox and the Dubuque railroad contract dispute. Judge Hamilton’s financial governance view urged. campaign stumping by Bes Samvers noted. various assignments and election results summarized.
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Rosom
Boott
Ruscm
T. S. Wilcox
Supreme Court
Rusen
County Govaamenr
Dubuque County
Hamilton
Herald
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