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Angelica Reporter

Location

Angelica, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1856

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Senate Debate Turns On Sumner Butler Confrontation

In Washington on June 13 the Senate clash centers on Charles Sumner and Matt Butler. Wilson reads Sumner physician statement detailing injuries from an assault, while Butler is accused of injuring Sumner’s feelings. Debate touches on battles in Massachusetts and reference to Concord Lexington and Bunker Hill as the session adjourns.

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Philadelphia Funplxs Convention Review and Nominees

A compact summary of the Philadelphia Funplexs Convention proceedings and its platform. The piece discusses the nomination of candidates, the public’s need to study both platforms, and the uncertain enthusiasm among Democratic supporters. It notes biographical sketches of contenders and references figures such as Jones Pasost and Me Breemont, with commentary on their backgrounds and political positions. The report mentions the Kansas investigation and implications for future policy debates.

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Democratic Convention and the Squatter Sovereignty Debate

A 1848 Democratic National Convention discussion rebukes squatter sovereignty and flags a shift toward southern slave interests. The piece cites Mr. Benton and Senator Yancy, noting the party’s 1818 stance against noninterference with property rights and arguing the South’s influence has reshaped the platform to permit slavery in territories. It also references Whitfield of Kansas and Missouri Regulators amid Civil War era tensions and political maneuvering.

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National Convention nominates Fremont for President

The Philadelphia convention of the People gathered with 500 delegates from free and slave states. Fremont won on the first ballot, with Dayton named for Vice President, and the platform defended squatter sovereignty and anti extension of slavery in territories. The gathering pledged unity and support for a central Pacific railroad and federal river and harbor improvements.

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Northern Know Nothings split and Mormon depredations noted

Tw o factions of the Know Nothing party split after a New Jersey delegation withdrew to nominate Commodore Stockton for president while others backed N P Banks Jr. and Wm F Johnson. Readers are told of Mormon robberies alarming Mackinaw to Sheboygan counties and a St Louis dispatch describing Kansas in critical condition as Free State forces mobilize.

Know Nothing Party New Jersey Commodore Stockton Kenneth Stayer North Carolina Mackinaw Chippewa Delta Emmett Sheboygan Michigan Bingham Kansas Free State

Ohio wine crop and bottle stock rise amid market demand

The Ohio wine crop reaches 500000 gallons with 150000 bottles bottled this season. Including private stock, the cellar holds about 300000 bottles, mostly quarts, 20000 Isabella. The wine trade ranks near grain staples in value. Also noted is political shift in a North American ticket and a New York Herald report on John Van Buren’s engagement. Atlantic arrivals bring Liverpool news. Mr Fillmore travels noted. Crampton dismissal minimal impact.

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