Judges balance in Fillmore Webster contest fuels Whig debate
The Jacksonian and Regis ter editors hint at support for Fillmore or Webster, urging prep before asserting a stance. They discuss Whig gatherings, river news, rail and post office items, and comment on Col Watts and Fugitive Slave Law while noting public sentiment in multiple communities.
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Col. Watts
Congress
Clarkson
Hackleman
Col. Ff
Union
Filmore
Fillmore
Watts
Senate
House
Henry Clay
Co. Watts
Posse Comitatus
Jetua
Free States
U. S
Cal
Fullmore
Mr. Clay
Mr. Webster
Robinson
Col. Cagee
House of God
Col. Watte
Col
Col. Watt
Sing
Agitas
Clay
Webster
Telegraph Line Partly Snagged by Tree Crust
The Beardstown to Quincy line suffered years of bad service until crews found the fault in a Lombardy poplar at Jacksonville. The wire had grown over and oxidized in two, pins and ends enveloped by new wood, making through dispatch impossible. Meanwhile Saratoga Hotel promotes summer appeal with boarders wearing the latest costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivera and
Harbors
Louisville
Congress
Democratic Party
Democratie
Atlantic
Wesern
Butaiu
Cunvinnat
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Aliizany
Rocky Mountains
Massachusetts
Gangreen
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio
Democratic
Brent
Whig
Evensville
Democras
Lemercatic
Laurville
Sueste
Weatera
Journal
Cleveland and Cincinnati
America
Duwkirk
Michigan Central Railroad
Mad River
Sandusky
Buffalo
Chicago
Toledo
Canada Lines
Legaila
John C. Calhoun
Mississipp
Foote
Calhoun
Bfr
Mr. C
Southern Confederacy
Beardstown
Quincy
Illinois
Jacksonville
New Constitution Vote Totals by Counties
The Salesman reports 8 county majority for the new Constitution of 1856 with 16 531 votes and 41 counties with a majority against licensing the sale of intoxicating liquor at 9 987.
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Ashe
Cin Gas
Gincianati Gazette
Qlatinat
Ohio
General Assembly
Ita
Cin, Gaz
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Aurora Standard
Aurora
Johnson Watts
Iris Dascenous
Jacksonian and Register
Milan
Ripley County
Liotze
A. C. Dowses
W. S. Hotaran
Woop
Dies
Secasion
HJ Dowris
Aurore Standard
Gol
Tom Smitth
George He Dunn
Root
Geore H H. Donan
Striet
Ids Horner
Jura
Runinsa
Weselves
Col Watt
Register
Free Soil Convention
Napoleon
Ind. Register
Pug
Bexs Deax
Messrs
Tuowrson Dean
Acrore
Carrero G. Warne
Cincinnati
Memphie
Greene Circuit Court
Hiram Bland
Supreme Court
Bland
Tung
Dud Journal
Rushvills Jacksonian
Joux L. Rorixsux
Washington
Madrson
Evansville Journal
Dr. Sampson
Stingtown
Ati Seound
Greensburg
Hirther
Lawrenceburg
Greenburg
Mr. Levt
le Neiwhez
Memphis
New Orleans
Layfiyette
James P. Jenks
The
Courier
St Louis
Olno
Vennsylvania Rauteschisander
Titi
Pomano
Gration
Profition Auucy
Pray
Capt
Rien
Mode Street
McNic
Mere
Hurlbert
Vail
Mears
Clark
Tumy
Langley
Ward
Williams
Mis. Davis
Mire ‘Pirrel
Paytor
G.bsuon
Coehran
Mire Cobb
Bord
Stockman
Jo W. Gaffe
Navy York
Calturnin News
San Franccia
Armack
Alta Caliernia
Stockton
Welesra Feam
Laporte
Paris
Prograghe Opportunit
Pata BS Beate
Lee Tanate Grocer
Sonon Runinson
Franklin Farmer
Franklin
Georgia
Svesemien
Feesbureh
Biewe County
Trepid
Trepidt
Mom Gend
Lim
Mr. Trepid
Strelay
Ocean
Maine
Porte
Jetterete
Great Britain
Continent
England
Europe
Unis
Alanadit
Asta
Cin Gazette
Wetimne
Buffalo Express
Milvage
Mr. Brown
Horaton
Saae
Senator Bright
kLouston
Houston
Bright
Madison Tribune
Rushville Jacksonian
South Carolina
Charleston Mercury
Hanibals
Sam
Charleston
Carolina
Saratoga
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