Joint Discussion By Hobart And Randall For Governor
Democratic and Republican candidates Hobart and Randall will address the people in this city on Monday October 3 at 2 o'clock PM The discussion will be moderated by the candidates If rain interrupts the event it will be held in an open air venue if not it will be in the town hall
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Democratic Meeting Notice in Portuga
Democratic candidate Samu Crawford of Montiaon will deliver a talk to citizens of Portuga and vicinity in this city on Saturday October 5. The time and exact venue will be announced.
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Democratic Club Call for Meeting Amid Organizing Effort
A damaged OCR fragment urges citizens to attend a Sunday or Monday meeting to establish a Democratic Club. It proclaims statewide organization and invites participation to invigorate the party effort with a rallying slogan.
New York Democracy Convenes After Preliminary Skirmishes
The New York Democratic State Convention assembled at Ayracise on the lab after preliminary skirmishing, delegates appointed, and a strong resolution affirmed rights of American citizens amid debates on territorial policy. The convention supports the 1860 Democratic candidate and criticizes national administration. Also notes Republican prospects in Calumet and local election results in Leavenworth. Rail plans indicate Chicago & North-Western trains extending to Watertown by mid fortnight.
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Suffolk County
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Land Grant Debate Stirs Local View on State Contract
The Record argues Mr Hovanr’s stance aligns with the Land Grant terms and Gov Raxpart, saying he supports strict fulfillment of the contract with the La Crosse R. R. Company. The piece cites a previous winter committee, noting Republican De Davis and St Cinmwann as approving figures.
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Republicans and Know-Nothings Union Across States
The piece reports Republicans and Know-Nothings uniting to back the Ticket in multiple states including New Jersey, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts. It notes Cuauies S. Capes as the Republican candidate in New Jersey and Olden as a nominee accepted by Know-Nothings, highlighting a broad alliance against the Democracy amid anti foreign-born voter rhetoric.
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Calumny and Jeers in The Record Spark Debate
The Record alleges calumny and jeers aimed at Gov. Randall amid heated local politics. Neighbors question proof while roving reports claim bets and mischief. The piece notes Western produce moves, wharves, and a busy docks scene as business rebounds. Also mentions steamship Great Eastern itineraries and a Rochester to Buffalo steam packet line development.
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Gov. Randall
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Enat
Republican Papers Admit Democratic Backing in Wisconsin
The piece discusses Republican papers conceding that Democratic ink, including Bogish and German papers, largely oppose the Republican ticket. It notes a reform impulse among independents who resist party shackles, cites Madison and Milwaukee critics, and comments on stance toward Governor Banks and Randoll. It reports editorials and a German Republican view urging repudiation of Randall. It mentions Pike's Peak mail, a horse race result, and shipping news.
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Wars the Pacific coast and mines in the old campaigns
From the schooner Tebacotepec arriving from Manatlan dated Sept 5 with reports of 5000 American troops at San Juan Island and Victoria’s harbour in defense, naval friction with British officers, and plans to await home orders. References to San Juan Island, Governor Douglas, and possible conflict. Also notes on new steam plows, Minnesota harvests, Mount Vernon restoration funds, and various light current events.
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New York Sightlines and Far-Reaching Reflections in 1859
An 1859 Spectator column walks along Broadway and Wall Street with a countryman and two daughters, debating Trinity Church and Beecher, mocking urban clergy, and probing moral hypocrisy. The writer contrasts city sparkle with calls for reform, questioning timetables of religious leadership, charity, and national virtue.
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