The Rebellion and Slavery in the South and North
The piece argues that abolitionist aims are a false issue used by rebels to undermine the Union. It contends Democrats and Republicans both reject emancipation this war, notes Southern propagandist claims, and warns that horse-trading around slavery could betray the war effort. It cites Iowa counties and gubernatorial prospects, highlighting shifts toward Union support despite treason fears.
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Bouth
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Benth
Bonkar Hill
Uish
St Bome
Europe
Toole
Phare
Adrott
Gavarn
Pariz
Dubuque Herald notes mixed views in local voting loss
Paragraphs lament a City Township loss by CoL Musuii and a 40 vote Kinzwoop win, with Union Democrats supporting Xtaxwoop in some cases. The piece praises Dubuque for redeeming its character amid accusations of traitors and strong anti-Republican sentiment, describing Eastern Virginia as deeply tainted.
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Col Musuii
Kinzwoop
Xtaxwoop
Gsinad
Herald Office
Seemslonsia
Hare
Virginia
Dubuque
Irish Catholic Voters Split Amid War Debate
A fragmentary 19th century mock-argosy lamenting Irish voters in Tall Township and county politics. It praises city volunteers who supported the Union and criticizes Catholic allegiance to the rebel cause, noting four-fifths of Irish voters in the city backed the Palmene Regular Democratic ticket and praising Republican gains reflected in county results. It critiques the Herald and applauds the Daily Trans for sticking to news during wartime.
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Tall Township
Clas
Secmsion
Natios
Mamowr
Han
Cad Bes
Iowa
Herald
Jones
Lino
Delaware
Clayton
Black Hawk
Bremer
Trescon
Trex
Darty Trans
Federal strength warned to crush the Confederacy, Iowa counties vote
A London Times letter argues the Northern and Western states can subdue the Confederate States if mobilized fully. Reports detail Iowa county results, Kirkwood's lead, and Republican gains, with mentions of troops in Missouri Kansas and Illinois, and local election tallies across Bremer, Jones, Dubuque, and other counties.
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London Times
Rosenut
Peyis
Bussets
Waveney
Banuan Coontz
Bremer County
Kirkwood
Hudnatt
Eldridge
Sheriff
Morse
Traasurer
Beremion
Avery
Union
Bremer
State Register
Sisten
Missouri
Keeneky
Davenport
Dubuque
Jobe Edwards
Morledge
Miswari
Leavenworth
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Orman
Svery Trubsdat
BE & Gilmorg
Iain Mivest
Sarond Fleer
a. @Timeam
Sar Tits
Merthern Lowe
Unites
Theo
Renee
Emnwood
Wes
Beott
Muscatine
Des Moines
Lee
Union” Party
Beers County
Lea
Ling
Tows
Krawoon
Bez Bees
Gov. K's
Manarrr
Union Democrats
Esha Colemaly
Sebitore
Richmond
Vandever
Pacific City
St Louis
Pareanl
Bini's
A. M. Baro
Davia
Park
Debeque
Sor
Eandall
Lows City
First Cavalry
Warren
Beaten Barracks
Seceed Cavalry
Third
Oolonel Bemey
Sisto
Dapens
Kéltor
Kirkwood Bes
Idora Township
Wanatge
Basiuzos Courrr
Cannt
L. H. Cutler
J. L. Dana
D. Chase
e@Lewponse
Jomts
Bisreks
Republicaas
Jones County
W. H. Holmes
Geastor
Otis Whittemore
John Ramell
Merritt
Henry Uley Dean
Dixeron
Samuels
Crazzos Covsis
J. W van Orman
Enq
McGregor
Mansson
Wilson
Congress
Ermenoor
Newsraven
Bern
Hole
Vataspions
Baacmumaines
Roos
Samguts
Cox
Munurrr
Sintity
Towa
Devenport
Dubogur
Devasaport
Scot County
Buscasmren
J. C. Bapcemarves
Duboque Herald
Wma
Epprobatdoo
Ou Buscemi Ein Mento
Somme
Somme Votes In Thet County
Barer Coury
Col. Dewey
Stociste
J. M. Elwood
Besos Coustr
Wiston
Garavels
Sams Coustr
Marion
Democrats
Old Lion
van Bones Courr
Sousty
Sensior
J. Hi. Mitchell
Lam
Hetyohste
Ekly Times
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