The Flection To-Day Echoes in County Townships
As Tuesday afternoon reports election activity stays orderly. Voters race in rival tickets and trading is heavy across the county, threatening the Republican State ticket. The piece notes alleged Democratic deception over the Railroad Tax and praises Republicans backing Judge Prenex while a large Democratic shift forms against Alexandra Waite.
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Etrife
Paunen
Lown
Nunely
Messrs
Canrentre
Stevenson
Monagay God Kyontis
Prenex
Board of Equalization
Democratic Central Committee
Alexandra Waite
Mr. Wahine
Democratic Party
Mariposa Gasette
County Returns Partial with Republican Lean in Governor Race
Officials report partial township results showing a Resat majority not less than 650 and a Republican edge in several county contests. Dennison leads Ranney for Governor with gains across Ames to Las, while mixed county totals reflect a divided electorate and smaller overall turnout.
Election returns show Democratic landslide margins nationwide
On October 12 at 5 PM Oimoinari reports returns enough to show the State carried by a substantial working majority. Democrats aided by disaffection in the Republican camp secured double digit to near twenty point margins in both legislative branches. Statewide Republican ticket majorities look to be around thirteen thousand, with many counties delivering ten to fifteen thousand more for the Democrats.
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Dennison
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Oimoinari
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Louisville Courier
Ann Douglas
Charleston
New York
Pennsylvania
Hlingis
York
Virginia
Amy Wheets
Buch
Lau
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L. Currier
Court of Common Press
Rose County
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Caan
Gite Company
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Shehwins
Jacobi, Carrier
Nehemiah Warren
State Bank of
Olio
Sad
Wits
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Countywide Victory Signals Strong Support for Judge Preven
The county showed a sweeping Republican lead for Judge Preven after a Tuesday election. In towns like Ames, Dover, Canaan, Lodi, Alexander, Lee, Troy and Rome, only a few votes opposing him were recorded, with majorities ranging from 2 to 3900. The result reflects broad cross‑party backing and near unanimous support in several townships.
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York
Armes
Avex
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Faust
Preven
Hocking
Fairfeld
Ames
Dover
Canaan
Lodi
Alexander
Lee
Troy
Rome
Trimlie
Tern
Republican lead grows with county results after night count
From Powrnoy dated October 12 at 8 P.M. Republicans report about 475 deaths and two townships yet to hear results. The Republican majority is at least 450 with Chase’s 1837 margin noted as 218.
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Powrnoy
Chase
Election Returns From Vinton County Townships Prompt Figures
Oct 12 voters in Vinton County heard from all but three townships. Republican majorities range from 159 to 200 in round figures. Payne leads with 285, Ranney carries 70, Phigley is Republican for Judge Common Pleas, 119 for Carleton Democrat for Senator 19 for Pearce Democrat for Representative 1 Lacey Republican for Prosecuting Attorney 22 Walker Republican for Commissioner 55 Tomlinson for Public Works 30.
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Vinton County
Payne
Indiana Returns Favor Republicans and Philadelphia Celebrations
The Cincinnati Commercial notes favorable returns from Indiana for the Republicans and similarly positive signs for the Opposition in Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia the Opposition celebrated their victory with processions, music, and torches.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
California duelist kills senator in a San Francisco duel
Reports claim Hon. David Baenvenick, a U.S. Senator from California, was fatally shot by Chief Justice Terry after a political duel near San Francisco on the thirteenth. The combat stemmed from fierce Lecompton era disputes and independent stance against party leaders.
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Cincinnati Gazette
David Baevenick
U.S
Lecompton
Come of Baomrick
Terry
Supreme Court
Bropenick
San Francisco
Tarry
Mr. Dropkick
New York
Dotaias
Organization of Congress Leads Wa State Whig Chief
The Riehmona Wa Whig carries a lengthy lead on the plan for forming the next House of Representatives. The article closes by outlining the anticipated procedures and party positions shaping the new chamber.
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Organization of Congress
Riehmona
House of Representatives
Messingam Bridge Opens Between Harmar and Marietta
The Muskingum mouth bridge links Harmar and Marietta with a three trestles chain design. Builders Liman Scorimeto and Caupin Bros oversaw the main span and approaches, the total length 901 feet and width 52 feet including two five foot sidewalks.
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Harmar
Marietta
Ohio Conference Record and Emigration Notes Mixed
A fragment from the Ohio Conference Record lists preacher admissions and years traveled with mixed notes on clergy such as Rev. Stewart and Rev. Clarke, alongside industrial and demographic items. It reports coal production in the UK, potato crops in Hocking County, prison transfers, and rail and emigration news, plus local commentary on newspaper ownership and a giant hotel proposal in New York.
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Jyoon Youne
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Ohio University
J. W. Clarke
Athens
Kansas Admission Dilemma Sparks Presidential Quiz
The Philadelphia Press questions how the President should handle Kansas after voters adopted the Wyandott Constitution and failed to census as required by the English bill. It asks whether to admit Kansas with conditions or oppose it, arguing either move would impact the Administration and the Democratic party.
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Kansas
Abe
Wyandott
Kanana
Negro Question Dominates Southern Political Debate
The Nashville Banner notes calls to drop the negro question and unite to expose corruption as Congress forms. It criticizes Southern Democrats for stirring slavery issues to gain votes and urges Republicans to resist a slave code while pushing fair territorial constitutions.
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Congress
Nashville (Tenn
Free States
Douglas
Missouri
Kansas
South
Brownsville Raid Echoes Fear After Guerilla Attack
Brownsville Texas faced an eight man guerrilla raid with five citizens killed. Jail was emptied, prisoners freed, and Mexicans from Matamoros aided the outlaws led by Cartinal. Gen. Carvajal persuaded the group to retreat as Matamoros troops garrison Fort Brown and a patrol formed locally.
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Duel Fateful in California Ends Senator Broderick Life
Overland mail reports a duel near San Francisco on the morning of the 13th. Senator Broderick died from a chest wound, after lingering until nine thirty this morning. Chief Justice Perry was uninjured. the community is deeply shocked.
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Pillibusters Arrive in Custody in New Orleans
The Pillibusters have arrived in the city under United States Marshal guard. Captains Maury Fassaux Scott and Col. Anderson are held to bail at 3000 dollars to answer. Remaining men fled the Barracks with no pursuits.
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Fassaux
Scott
Col. Anderson
Medial Skepticism Grows Over Patent Remedies Claims
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