American Paper’s Call for a Native American Party at Capital
The Vevay Reveille supports a National American Organ at the State Capitol, with Rising Sun Visitor and likely New Albany Tribune, while Greensburg presses mock the idea. Authors defend Americanism against Lokofotos and Abolitionists, urge a Native Americanism platform, and lament lack of a pro American organ at Indianapolis. They urge a paper to counter abolitionist pressure and foresee financial and political gains.
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Capitol
Vevay Reville
State Capitol
Rising Sun
New Albany Tribune
Greensburg Press
Locofotos
Indianapolis
Free Soil Party
Fusion
Free Soilism
Union Party
Indiana Liquor Law Upheld? Supreme Court Action Questioned
Ixpranapouis Indiana November 9. Hermann arrested yesterday for prohibitory law violation was discharged by habeas corpus due to unconstitutionality. Judge Perkins’ forthcoming opinion is awaited. The notice questions if only part of the law was struck and by a single judge, doubting its weight without other judges’ concurrence.
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Supreme Court
Fusion Press
National Council
Congress
Our friend favors acoustics in Lawrenceburg Register
A reader in the Lawrenceburg Register shows a noted taste for acoustics, praising a piece titled Jackass Bookwriter from the latest issue and calling it highly complimentary.
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Lawrenceburg Register
Jackass
Thanks to Mr F M Miles for late Chicago papers
A brief local note thanks Mr F M Miles for delivering late Chicago papers. It acknowledges his service and expresses appreciation for his timely distribution to readers.
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F. M. Miles
Chicago
Temperance and politics clash in Indiana and Ohio opinion
A lengthy critique discusses the Liquor Law amid Locofoco and Fusion politics, noting temperance views shift with power. It criticizes press for misrepresenting enforcement and explores export prohibitions, wine sales, and “search and seizure.” The piece includes a local notice from New Albany and a drowning notice from Gronce W. Joxm in Kentucky.
Election returns show party tallies in multiple states
Returns from Biethons New York and Maryland indicate American contenders leading in secretary of state and congressional races with strong gains for Davis Hoffman and McRea in various districts. New Jersey news signals Democratic legislative win and governor prospects, while Louisiana reports a Democratic state ticket victory and legislature majorities.
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New York
Senate
House
New Jersey
U.S
Wreconsix
Assembly
Louisiana
Georgia Legislature emerges amid calls for Union crisis
Telegraphic dispatch outlines Governor’s message urging Congress to permit a Kansas statehood bid, while urging potential secession if denied. Critics deride his patriotism and accuse him of soft-pedaling South dictates. Also notes editorials on a proposed December convention and a book on farming, plus Spain’s stance on Franco-British alliance and Cuba.
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Congress
Kansas
Govenor
Georgia
Union
Confederacy
Fall term exhibition at Wilmington Academy closes
The fall term of the Wilmington Academy will close with an exhibition at the Methodist Church in Wilmington tomorrow Friday evening. The event is expected to be interesting for all who attend.
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Wilmington Academy
Methodist Church
Dem Creed Exposed Amid Voting Rights Controversy
A public reading of Democratic Creed illustrations from the Danville Advertiser and Sentinel highlights alleged abuses in voter naturalization and ballot access. The compendium links equal justice goals to critiques of foreign influence and suspicious state actions across Alabama Virginia Indiana Missouri and Kansas in a charged political moment.
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Danville
The
Sentinel
Old Line Press
Buchanan
Mason and Soule
Ostend
Spain
Cuba
Missouri
Kansas
Opposition to all charter ed monopolies illustrated
Illustration shows Bright, Willard and Robinson taking stock in the new State Bank. No. 13 mentions common brotherhood and good will to all especially those of the household of faith. Denounces abolitionists and Know Nothings as thieves pirates murderers and midnight assassins.
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Bright
Willard
Robinson
Household of Faith
Clayton and Bulwer Treaty repudiated by both governments
New York reports from a Courier and Enquirer Washington correspondent that Lord Palmerston declared Britain will not conform to the Clayton and Bulwer treaty. Britain refuses to abandon the Bay Islands colony or recognize the Central American Republic boundaries, repudiating the treaty. The shift foreshadows debate on American annexation moves tied to Walker Kinney, with no extra troops sent to Texas but approval of Gen. Smith’s plan to remove forces already there.
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New York
Washington
Courier and Enquirer
Lord Palmerston
Bay Islands
Central American Republic
Mosquito Islands
Clayton and Bulwer
United States
Central America
Walker and Kinney
Texas
War Department
Strath Coronation Goods Noted At Stratton Co. Aurora Sale
A broad catalog from G K Stratton & Co Aurora lists a wide range of dress fabrics and garments including Coburgs Westings and Merinos, a large stock of ladies shoes and hats, and ready to wear items. The notice emphasizes cash or county produce exchanges, custom clothing orders, and current stock for sale with attention to ladies and dress goods.
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G K Stratton & Co
Judiciary Street
Aurora
Crosus
Cassmeres
Coburgs
Westings, &c. Jts
Siséwrs
Roche
Crapo
Bay State
Empire Sire
Thiber
Carlisle
Werner
Mitr
Lezier
Philip
Kr Dans Logier
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Mr. W
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Genesee Farmer
France
England
Spanish Patriotic Party
Crimea
Cortes
Eprroni
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Virginia
Messilla
St. Tammany Society
Miami Tribe
Cincinnati
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Alred Goslet
Holloway
Ohiment
Philadelphia
HUASD
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C. Timna
Leoeesta Woods
Abbott
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Mass
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Sive
Theologier
Ted
Karborn
Second Street
Elias Conwell
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Wm T Harris
Geo W Cochran
Council
RP Mellon
Trev
Mary Watton
Ted Wady
LT UN
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N. Bush
Unwell House
Osguod— LD
Minick
Ostler
G. Williams
Shcrifios Sale
Sinana
Rewlen Ravers
Antifor
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Benatbotn County
George W. C.branchad
Sorce
Beech
Cour
Hletias
Teswit
Gehen
Dearbern
Coghran
Atha
Sehime
Profle
Tormas
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Mei
Chambers, Stevens & Co
G. W. Cheek
F. Siblely
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