Frusiens Runaway Emigration and Wisconsin Bear Plague
The article notes 52 678 unaccounted persons in Prussia, likely fled or emigrated to avoid military service, with 1 500 emigrants from Bremen last week aboard the New York bound steamer New York. Wisconsin papers report widespread bear attacks, public hunts, and towns fearing for safety as drought and fires reduce mast.
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Latham Triumphs in Kansas State Election in Democratic Landslide
The overland mail from San Francisco reports Milton S. Latham elected Governor of Kansas by a large Democratic majority. Scott and Burick likely win Congress, with Mosears Baker and Melwhren as near-stays. Legislature heavily Democratic. added local sensational incidents and religious notes follow.
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Political notice and local business advance in Gettysburg
The item lists names of local officials such as senator AJR McClurk and district attorney WM. MacLELLAN, notes a county superintendent appointment of Jenny C. Exers at New Oxford, and criticizes Democratic leaders while urging support for the People's Party. It highlights Sapaps Borayen Kurz stove shop expansion, a six ton scale, and new weighing facilities in the coal and lumber yard.
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The Great Democratic Meeting in Adams County
A vivid, though critical, account of a Wednesday night Democratic meeting in Adams County. The piece chronicles speeches by Judge Nau, Mr. Doucaad, Mr. Duncan, and others, noting mixed reception, perceived bias, and vigorous Band performances. It condemns perceived false claims about Public Works and credits the crowd’s fatigue as the night wore on. It ends with a call to voters to act quickly on election day.
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Chambersburg
Cade
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People's Party
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Tonday
Pennsylvania
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Senate
Ad Ambush on Adams County Bill Debate Declares Truth
A local letter defends Mr. Durboraw against the Compiler’s charges over a $700 compensation bill. The writer asserts Durboraw fulfilled pledges, praises his integrity, and criticizes rivals as Know-Nothing accusers while calling for honest governance and truthful reporting.
Poll the Vote for the People’s Ticket in Every District
On Tuesday next the 10th every man should perform his duty to poll the vote. The aged and feeble should be brought out while young vigorous members form one person committees to ensure all districts vote. The party claims power to elect its entire ticket if everyone participates and votes the clean ticket without scratching any name.
Legislature Power in Election and Tax Burden Emphasis
The article stresses securing the legislature as crucial for protecting citizens rights and restraining corruption and taxation. It warns that lawmakers decide key issues, including electing the state treasurer and appointing U.S. senators, affecting the state’s political direction. Vacancies may arise, underscoring the timely importance of legislative choice.
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Thay
Alec
United States Senate
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The Struggle and Political Promises in Pennsylvania
A partisan piece ahead of alection day discusses Pennsylvania results, praising People's Party candidates Moser, Coottman, and Krim for auditor general and surveyor general. It lauds Mr. Corman for government service, notes divisions within the Democratic Party, and warns of foreign goods and a looming financial crisis as exports from New York reach over three million dollars the previous week.
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Coottman
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New York
Diehl Vote Allegations Stir Election Debate
A correspondent discusses claims about whether Mr Diehl voted for Mr Winn in the last year’s election. The informant maintains Diehl did vote, while others say he did not. The piece questions honesty and motives behind voter inference and discusses possible deception to influence ballots.
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Drain
Gentlemin
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Falsehoods in Election Claims Spark Fresh Debate
A local quarrel over election timing and tax records erupts as critics question aCompiler’s honesty. The letter cites a dated receipt from East Berlin in 1456 and a 1856 tax payment to challenge prior assertions about Jacob Russin’s name on the tax roll. The exchange highlights partisan tensions and demands for verifiable documents.
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East Berlin
Jacob Reaser
Ceuta
Daniel Hiurstart
Conmeton
State Ticket Calls for Vigilance Against Opponents
The passage urges statewide Rally to rebuke the Buch ann dynasty, warning of secret organizing opponents and urging Adams supporters to prepare for a counter effort. It stresses confidence in a coming victory but warns against apathy and overconfidence as the adversary plans stealthy moves.
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Are You Ready Are You Realy
Are You Ready Every man of the People's Party has a duty to perform. He knows that the country and its vital interests are at stake in the coming election and must abandon personal feelings for the good of those interests. The party calls on all to support, and to carry a glorious victory by voting on the 11th.
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The Main Issue and Party Allegiances in a Dire Condition
The text argues a political choice between Buchanan supporters who favor limited change and foreign labor spending and a ticket promising tariff changes for employment. It contrasts current policy with the prospect of free territory for white men and criticizes the Washington administration as weak, urging voters to back the opposing ticket to stir change and sustain families amid hardship.
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Ming
Buchanan
Washington
The Day of Reform in Pennsylvania Free Trade Fight
Vivid plea urging voters to back protectionist policies as thousands seek work and families suffer under free trade. The piece rails against Democratic leaders, touts canal sales, debt relief, and tax reductions as keys to restoring prosperity and national autonomy, urging unity behind a reform movement.
A Tariff Debate and Market Warnings From An Old Paper
The piece critiques free trade and warns of economic perils. It notes soaring specie exports to foreign lands while locals are idle, cites past crashes, and blames tariff opponents. It mentions Stevenson the engineer allegedly earning 225000 for the Victoria Bridge plan.
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