St Ansgar Journal changes hands and official posts
The St Ansgar Journal will be published by Mesers Evenstr and Bownan after leaving an associations' control. W W Hurisaron named Post Master at Galena replacing B B How ARD. New HaursuiezElection Looms for State officers and Congress reps. Various posts and appointments across Cedar Rapids Davenport Cascade and West Union noted alongside comments on national politics and inauguration ball attire.
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St. Ansgar
Mesers. Evenstr and
Bownan
Inauguration Address Critique by Opposing Views
The piece contrasts favorable reader sentiment with a Dubuque Herald critique of Lincoln's inaugural address. It argues Lincoln speaks in generalities on hard questions, warns that his stance may dissolve the Union, and asserts the President will protect all states under the Constitution while Congress convenes.
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Ratzle
Washington
Philadelphia Press
Brenaman
Bucuanas
Wheatland
Lincoux
Dubuque
Lincoln
Hts
U. S
Executive Department
United States
South Becays
Congress
Sesson
Lancoes
Tarif
Atlantic Crest
Inaugural Resolve to Preserve Union Amidst Traitors Threat
The speaker argues the new President must uphold the oath and act against traitorous aggression to save the Union. If radicals press concessions to rebellious states, the executive must refuse and bear the outcome, even if bloodshed follows. The address signals firm duty over compromise.
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Boomaman
Inaugural responses from Northern cities urge unity
The paper notes praise for the President's Inaugural from Northern centers and predicts a Border State decision on Union or revolt. It argues the Union can only endure if Border Slave States choose to preserve the Confederation, warning against concessions and cabinet missteps of the past. It lauds the new Cabinet prospects and anticipates Lincous guiding a united administration.
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Lixcott
Washington
United States
South
Frorn
Mason
Gusex
TrzEs
Congress
United States Senate
Alabama
Minnesota
Henry M Rice
Arkansas
Mississippi
Charles B. Mitchell
W. K. Sebastia
Milton
Latham
California
Missouri
New Hampshire
John P. Hale
Lafayette & Foster
Jease D. Bight
BZ. D. Baker
J.W.G. Necmre
Henry
JoWa
W. Grimes
Pennsylvania
James
Edwin Cowan
Kansas
Rhode Island
James F. Samons
Henry B. Anthony
Kentucky
South Carolina
C. W. Powell
Louisiana
Jonsom
Tennessee
C. P. Nicholson
Maine
M. Morrill
Louis T. Sichit
John Hemphill
Maryland
Vermont
T Keasedy
Jace Odlamet
Wassachusetts
Virginia Crites
James MM E-M.t. Hanter
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kinsley &. Bingham
T. Otis Howe
Amorionas
Liscom
Cuass
Camrios
Senate
Ohio
Kanees
Republican Party Emerges as National Union in 1860s
The piece argues that the Republican Party, once accused of sectionalism, has become the sole National Union in the country. It critiques prior parties such as Buchananism Fillmorism Douglasism and Breckinridgeism, claiming time tests their claims, while asserting Republicans defend the Constitution the Union and the enforced laws and stand by the President.
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Republican Party
National Union Party
Buchaman
Firtmors
Dovoias
Tve
Territorial Bills and Slavery Policy in New Territories
Congress adjourns after passing bills organizing Colorado Nevada Dakota with 100000 square miles of Colorado and 70000 for Dakota. Nevada includes Washoe and Carson districts. New Mexico seen as potential contest. Slavery not raised in passes. Republicans seek a free soil administration. potential statehood changes loom for New Mexico while Des Moines River clears for navigation and pork loads arrive in Des Moines Belts.
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Colorado
Nevada
Dakota
Bocaazar
Kansas
Nebraska
Utah
Pike's Peak
Dakotah
Minnesota
Iowa
California
Washoe
Carson Valley
Becnamax
Kaness
New Mexico
Senate committee chairmanships fixed by Republican caucus
The Republican caucus fixed Senate committee chairmanships with Sumner on Foreign Relations Fessenden on Finance Chandler on Commerce Wilson on Military Affairs Hale on Naval Affairs Trumbull on Judiciary Collamer on Post Office Harlan on Public Lands Harris on Private Land Claims Doolittle on Indian Affairs Foster on Pensions King on Revolutionary Claims.
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U. S. Senate
Sumner
Fessenden
Chandler
Wilson
Hale
Trumbull
Collamer
Harlan
Harris
Doolittle
Pensions
Mr. Foster
Revolutionary Claims
Mr. King
Appointment of Joan A. Kasson to First Assistant Post Master General
Our dispatches report Joan A. Kasson of this state has been named First Assistant Post Master General. An accomplished lawyer with no prior office experience, he brings executive ability and Republican service, including work at the Chicago convention. The note covers related Patent Law amendments and political comment on the inaugural address reception by several Democratic papers.
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Barnes
Sawazp
Cuase
Treasury Department
Ohio
Watts
Smith
New England
Old Whig
Indiana
Camston
War Department
Bua
Maryland
Franx
Cabinet Council
Lincous
Joan A. Kasson
Lowa
Chicago
Kassox
United States
Senate
Congress
Patent Office
Cincinnati
Inquirer
Lancoux
Times
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Oilmore
Hanne Ha
Giseo
Paymont
W. W. Hurisaron
Galena
B. B. How Ard
New Haursuiez
Warson J. Surra
Department of the Interior
Gopazo Baier
Cascans
Cascade
Simos Coampertain
KE. D. Fay
Daviv
Mr. Coampentais
Fay
Tax Davenport Gazette
Northerner
Northern Line
St. Louis
Buemazax
C. P
Capt. P
West Union
Fayette County
Cole
P. F. Cuamz
P. FP. Cuan
Banszs
J. Bd Foerka
H. W. Hast
Wu. Downe
Cedar Rapids
J. G. Davanrost
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Marion
Duname
Aupy Jonsson
Tennesse
Jo. Laxty
Oregon
Unite States
Bally Times of
Manch
Lewoolt
Daily Times
Taw Sole Register
Des Moines
Ico & Ee
U.S. Senate
Daily Times of March
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