Garibaldi's Triumph Sparks Italian Liberty Vision
The June 4 issue notes Garibaldi's rapid Naples invasion and the collapse of Bourbon rule. It lauds his bold, calculated genius and predicts liberty spreading through Southern Italy as Italian unity grows, with Naples' Royal party panicking and Neapolitan ops surrendering.
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Garibaldi
Turrible
Neapulitad
Airiren
Posibun
Panibark
Sourh Rer
Europe
Maine
Rome
Italy
Naples
Ee.liey
Caribald
Lorton Times
Warlike Preparations Reported by Piedmont Government
A Genoa sourced Jeter note says Piedmont is on war footing with an army near 200000 strong including 40000 infantry and 15000 riflemen plus 6000 artillerymen and 3000 engineers, while Turkish forces concentrate on multiple Danube frontiers and a large Russian troop move is described toward Turkey. The Choctaw Nation in Arkansas is depicted with strict land use, limited alcohol, and strong communal laws supporting education and governance.
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Turkey
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Padolia
Servia
Danubians
Roumelia
Danube
Black Seas
Sebumla
Mobile Advertiser
Fort’ Smith
Arkansas
Port Smith
Hue
Hims Elf
United States
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People's County Convention and Baltimore Democracy Tensions
Reports detail a Saturday county meeting to elect delegates to the County Convention, with a forthcoming call. The Balt imore scene erupts in a war of words and clashes as factions butt heads, a platform collapse, and a Dou glass party secession. Stephen A. Douglas reportedly nominated on the second ballot by remaining delegates amid turmoil. Weather and wind storm incidents follow, including a dramatic rescue and a fatal tragedy in Maryland.
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Warmnonious Democracy
Douglas Party
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Chicago
United States
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van Buren
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Life of Washington
Lincoln and Laminy Triumph Odds for 178 Electoral Votes
The New York Tribune reports broad support for Lincoln and Laminy across diverse factions, predicting a Republican victory in November. It lists electoral votes likely to go their way, with New Jersey Indiana Pennsylvania Oregon and Delaware among others, and notes possible party divisions could end the race early.
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Journal
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Hannibal Twamlin
Maine
Abe
Democratic Party
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Extended Examination of the Military Defences Abroad
Colonel Riprey of the U S Army Ordnance Department will lead a two to three year official tour to foreign arsenals and armories. Departing from San Francisco, the inspection will cover China Japan India and Eastern Europe with results comparing global war readiness to America.
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Ordnance Department
United States Army
Springfield Armory
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San Francisco
China
Japan
India
Europe
America
Boston Courier
Despatches from Utah Signal Mormon Exodus Plan
Captain Ganson carried important messages from Utah to Washington describing Brigham Young seeking to sell Mormon property in Salt Lake City and nearby, evacuate the Territory, and lead followers to a Pacific coast settlement within British possessions or the United States. The emigration to Pike’s Peak and Gentile power near Young’s domain influence the move.
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Salt Lake City
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United States
Pacific Coast
Pike’s Peak
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