YUE CONVENTION AT MANCHESTER SPEECHES AND POLITICS
A Dearborn county gathering of about five hundred Democrats denounces what they call the Nebraska and Squatter Sovereignty debates. Key figures Benj. J. Spooner Dr. Bowers Won Henry Walker William Cumback and Judge Holman speak on party unity, the Missouri Compromise, and the Nebraska bill with attacks on opponents and praise for strong national action.
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Manchester
Old Dearborn
Dearborn County
Benj. J. Spooner
Bowers
Mr. Cumback
Br. Cumback
Democras
Old Line Democrats Oppose Slavery in Territories Debate
The narrative recounts speeches by Cumback Lawrence and Collins on slavery in the territories, accusing Old Line Democrats of backing a Nebraska bill swindle. Cumback defends his youth, promising to vote rightly for constituents, while Lawrence asserts he is “all right on the goose” on hot topics. County nominations are approved amid favorable prospects for the ticket.
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Congress
South
Nebraska
Cumback
Lawrence
Old Dearborn
Judge's Nomination Questioned In Civic Debate
The speaker argues not to blame the party for remarks by private citizens and urges fair methods in the campaign. The judge hinted at candidacy but did not clearly accept or decline. If he decides, the public will be informed promptly.
Cumback Nominated for Office Amid Democratic Scrutiny
The Greensburg resident Mr. Cumback, a young lawyer of self made stature, was nominated for a high office with unanimous local support. A fluent speaker and industrious student, he addressed the public Friday September 1, inviting attendance to judge his qualifications. The Standard’s observer criticizes the Nebraska and Kansas bill as an attack on Congress and federal sovereignty, arguing it could force territorial slavery and disrupt settled rights.
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Council Hall
Nebraska
Pioneers
Sons of Pioneers
Congress
Utah
Underwood
Decatur
Eititons
Cumback
Greensburgh
Cumaback
Nebraska Junto
Messrs. Eorrors
Kansas
Territories
South
Missouri
Texas
Indian Territory
United States
People's County Convention Nominates Local Candidates
The Saturday meeting organized by Ralph Collier's chair, with E G Burkam and others as vice presidents, formed a nine township committee to suggest candidates for county offices. Nominations include Alexander Connelly for Senate and Jonathan Hollowell for Representatives, with other county posts filled by local figures. The group endorsed state and district resolutions and praised Caumback, ending with a orderly, peaceful gathering.
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Forrison Dawson
Ralph Collier
G. Burkam
Sect
Abbott
Lawrenceburgh Township
Manchester
Miller
York
Kelso
Jackson
Harrison
Centre
Hogan
Washington
Sparta
Clay
Ceasar Creek
Logan
Henry Harker
Dr. Bowers
B. J. Spooner
Committee On Nominations
Senate
Alexander Connelly
Jonathan Hollowell
Warren AL. Lawrence
Stokley Dill
Zephaniah Heustis
Lawrenceburgh
WM. F. Ross
Geo. Bowlby
Tames Powell
Ripley and
Dearborn
Mayhew
Ripley
Indianapolis
Witt Cusack
Greensburgh
Caumback
T. W. Abbott
Dearborn County Musical Association Convention at Aurora
The Dearborn County Musical Association held a convention in Aurora from Monday the 15th to the 16th with a large concert. Prof Woodbury conducted exercises and offered musical instruction. Officers were elected including Wa. B. Harver president and Rev. A. W. Freeman vice president. board members from Moore's Hill Lawrenceburg Guilford and Dillsborough. The Cythara was adopted as the standard singing book. Prizes planned for next quarterly convention. Public thanks extended to Prof. Woodbury and Aurora citizens. Baptist congregation and Thomas Gaff Esq. for use of facilities. The association plans fall and winter music classes with new teachers in the county.
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Bartor
Aurora
Woodbury
Wa. B. Harver
Manchester
A. W. Freeman
SS. Porren
Lawrenceburgh
George Tint
Rob
Brewington
Moore’s Hill
Joan Parker
Ralph Coltier
Guilford
John Perlee
Dillsborough
Prof. Woodbury
Baptist
Thomas Gaff
Jargs
Potter
Dearborn County Musical Association Constitution 1854
The society adopts a constitution to promote Sacred Music by forming a permanent association named Dearborn County Musical Association. It creates officers a President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer and an eight-member Board of Managers with duties to conduct meetings preside in absence and act as conductor record proceedings maintain accounts and decide meeting places and organize district associations and educators.
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Dearborn County Musical Association
Src. Bnd
Treasuer
New York City Reformers Club Constitution Summary
The passage outlines a formal association with a Board of managers requiring five for a quorum and officers serving one year terms. It calls for quarterly meetings on the first Monday of March June September and December, including a Public Concert. Membership costs one dollar annually for men, women admitted free, and amendments require a two thirds vote.
Baltic News From New York Reports Crimea Movements
News from the Baltic notes allied fleets embarked for the Crimea with no landing reported, and French forces rumoured near the coast. Aland reportedly captured and held by the French, while Omar Pacha’s Turkish forces occupy Bucharest. Vienna dispatches describe shifting fronts and a London Paris stand at the Vienna Conference. Taylor with Espartero in Spain and Cuba’s Governor General Jose de la Concha named.
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Crimea
Aland
Bucharest
Omar Pacha
Prussia
Denmark
Asia
Count Buol
England
France
Egypt
Eugland
Madrid
Espartero
Jose de la Concha
Cuba
Vienna
Busco
Austria
Danube
Omar Pasha
Wallachia
Spain
Christiana
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Parke Co
Supreme Court
Samuel B. Gookins
Vigo County
Caleb Mills
William Cumback
Wes Lawrence
Mognu
Berle
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Lawrenceburg
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George Bowlby
William F. Ross
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Ripley and Dearborn
Ripley County
Judge Holman
People's County
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