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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1860

Page

2

Polygamy Bill Debate and Utah Territory Powers

The House of Representatives weighed a bill to punish polygamy in U S Territories and other regions. Delegates argued Congress can extend penal laws over territories while Utah’s Mormon practices and governance were debated amid calls to curb polygamy and protect civil liberty. A separate report notes Mrs. Bilansky’s Minnesota execution for murder by poisoning and the Great Tasher ship’s deadly overcapacity and sickness on voyage to Liverpool.

House of Representatives United States Legislative Assembly Utah Milbeouf Congresa Unier T. McClernand Congress Micmillson Mira Pryor Republican ‘Party Hooper Pryor Salt Lake Taylor Branch Liverpool Sapill House of Repesentatives U. States Deseret Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Campaign paper price reduction and local notices

The Sentinel notes price cuts to 75 cents for campaign papers, offers the Senpmew until after the election with club discounts, urges county support for documents, announces the Presbytery of Carlisle meeting in the local Presbyterian Church tomorrow, and mentions an Address to Graduates of the Medical Department of Pennsylvania College by William T. Gounout, M D.

Carlisle Presbyterian Church Medical Department of Pennsylvania College TW. Gonnout

Gas Works Contract Award and Local Developments

The Get tysburg Gas Company selects Walter Neuma of Philadelphia to build gas works at 12 500 dollars with Helme supplying buildings and two miles of street mains. Completion targeted by August 1 next, with 25 000 dollars security. A new gas office, a renewed Gettysburg locomotive, a refined restaurant, and legislative notes accompany the report.

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President's Message faces House debate over inquiry into election money

The President's Message denounces investigation as discreditable while Mr Sherman defends the House's right to pursue inquiry. The Corruption Committee, led by Mr Covode, pursues details on political funding in Pennsylvania and New York, amid broader debates on executive power. Lancaster pickpockets alarm residents as the capital punishment issue surfaces in state legislatures.

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Connecticut Election Leads to Buckingham Victory and Senate Races

In a warily contested statewide vote on Tuesday, Buckingham won the governor’s race by 571 votes. The Connecticut House stands 142 Republicans to 89 Democrats, while the Senate has 18 Republicans and 7 Democrats with 1 doubtful. Foster’s re-election to the U.S. Senate is secured.

Connecticut Buckingham House Senate Foster U.S. Senate

Rhode Island Governor Elected After New Party Alignment

The Rhode Island governor race ends with a conservative candidate backed by Whigs Americans moderates and Democrats defeating the exclusive Republican rival. The winner is Wa. Spraam a young calico manufacturer valued in the millions and described as an American Republican with national sentiments. Legislative adjournment follows, with a new Speaker elected in Pennsylvania and a notable address by Speaker Francis praising the assembly.

Rhode Island Wa. Spraam Ife

Property Sales and Local Appointments Across Town

Messrs Dersom and Copert sold a Stratton street corner lot 85 by 220 feet for 500 to Rowear McCurpy and Grurae C Oras who plan lime kilns on the site. A 60 by 160 foot lot on Station Street sold to ConnuLive SusaPer for 200. Spanauer bought Jacob Suank’s store in Arendtsville. Peter Bosnitz moved his store to the game town. Post offices and appointments were noted in several townships. A fatal accident near Littlestown claimed Peter Wampauon who died after his wagon wheel crushed him when his foot slipped while unloading ore. he was taken to Tanbyet where he died an hour later.

Messrs Dorsom and Copert Rowear McCurpy Grurae C. Oras Stratton Street Messrs. Dersom and Venor Station Street ConnuLive SusaPer G. G Spanauer Jacob Suank Arendtsville Peter Bosnitz Pi- Ter Wampauon Littlestown Hanover Tanbyet Oregon California Virginia City San Francisco Jacksonville George Ish Fim Rothsehills York Frederick Sehiding Duke Street Fair Grounds

President Buchanan and Covode probe unfolds charges

The article reviews ongoing House investigations into President Buchanan and allies, citing Mr Covode’s committee findings, alleged misuse of power and election corruption. It notes Buchanan’s protest and the committee’s momentum toward disclosure, with broader concerns over Democratic misuse of funds.

Prothonotary Candidate Eden Norris Urged

A local communique urges Eden Norris of Straban township as a strong candidate for the Prothonotary office. The writer notes Norris previously served as Clerk of the Courts and performed duties with fidelity and efficiency, advocating a capable, public-service oriented ticket for county offices.

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Destructive Fire Destroys Ziegler Farm Barn in Maryland

Fire sweeps the stone barn on the Ziegler heirs farm near Leitersburg Washington County Maryland destroying the structure and 11 horses and 18 cattle. The barn was the county’s largest and most valuable. In another thread Concord Mass resident F B Sanborn refused to testify before a U S Senate committee on Harper’s Ferry and was briefly arrested then released after a habeas corpus ruling. The incident sparked strong debate on Senate authority and precedent in the tense national climate.

Frederick Ziegler Washington County Leitersburg James M Leiter F. B. Santorn Concord Mass Wash Ogtan Committee of the Senate of the U. States U. S Senate Sanborn John Brown

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