True Democratic Rally in New York Fremont Dayton Caucus
Fragmentary OCR describes a New York Democratic gathering in Syracuse on December eleventh for Fremont and Dayton, with delegates, an address to the Democratic Party of New York, and resolutions denouncing the Cincinnati platform. The event featured speeches by D. D. Viens and others, with emphasis on opposition to slavery in the territories and support for Jefferson and Jackson era principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fremont
Dayton
Buchanan plots deception to throw overboard
The New York Herald described a plan to dethrone Buchanan and crown Breckinridge by tossing the election into the House. The Evening Post notes bloc party splits and predicts Fremont and Dayton as safe votes, while Republicans carry thirteen states and risk a tied vote.
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New York Herald
Buchanan
Breckinridze
Shanny
Fremont
Dayton
Tle
House
Preman
Bughanan
Pullmore
Vuie
Rhode Island
Delaware
New York
Pensylvania
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maassachusetts
Connecticu
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Alabama
Arkansas
Virginia
Miinois
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
California
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennesser
Missouri
Ilinois
Towa
Preacher Defends Freedom in Political Critique Speech
A newspaper fragment presents a debate between a critic and a minister about liberty and government. The speaker denounces despotism, calls for justice, and rejects ministerial silence on national injustices in Kansas and Washington. He asserts his right as a freeman and citizen.
Ravical Demo cracy of New York Movement Endorsed
Cheels for the cause and candidates of Futxunot. This movement of the Ravical Demo ocracy of New York is an important and auspicious one. It not only ensures the vite of the Empire State, beyond it per adventure, for Prepony and Preepony but its influence must be widely felt all hogh the Free States. The real De mocracy of the North, faithful to the old creed ad the ancient landmarks of the party, will, with their brethren in New York, repudiate the Pro-Slavery candi dates and platform of the Sham Democra cy, and stand together for Liberty and man. So prospers the good cause.
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Decerain
Syra- N.Y
Watework
Gemodessa
Wet Is
Muilde Mey
Udblic Sud
Tate Site
Treaveer
Davin Ueones Fitio
Newt York
Didze Migescoy
Columbia
Peat Partin
Sehenersaly
Mayer Sreveess al MulTela
P. Hyetnies
We G Pareu
Amercan Express Conpaud
D. D. Viens
Pargese
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ecmelydex
Wuehuign
Kansas
Baraton Fremont
Kaneas
Eeplisi
Foraunuell Wihe
Aermacgatic
Chumieuath
Ilisablers
Hey
Jeffereon
Jack Son
Stouphing
Wright
Princi
Jeralieg
Democras Evans
Juhi
Cail
Mr Y Yiowall Drake Kaneoe
Dave
The
Republica
Bern
Empire State
Free States
North
Baraboo Republic Offers Wide Range of Job Printing Services
The Baraboo Republic announces expanded job printing capabilities including catalogs, shop bills, bill heads, business and visiting cards, concert bills, placards, and certificates. It emphasizes modern methods, large circulation, and advantages for merchants, farmers, and businesses seeking quality printing in Baraboo and vicinity.
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Bils—Burk Cherka
Westersoe
Baraboo Republic
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Convention Second District
A Republican Convention for the second Congressional district in Wisconsin will be held at Mineral Point, Grant County, on Wednesday August 27 at 12 noon to nominate candidates for member of Congress and President, and to transact other business. Each Assembly district within the district will be entitled to two delegates. the Republican Assembly district meet to select delegates on Saturday August 24. Signed by GERSMITIE, COLLEY, ATWOOD, Madison, July 18, 1866.
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Sagand
Wis
Mineral Point
Tawa
Vanelling Ilidate
Congress
Alan
Avila
Cues Tlons
Sail
Bubarday
Roguet Léth
GEO
Mersmitie
G. Colley
David Atwood
Congreso District Committee
Madison
Duly
FREEDOM AND FREMONT MASS CONVENTION
A delegate convention will meet at Baraboo on Saturday August 12 at noon to choose delegates for the Congressional Convention at Mineral Point on August 27. The Free Speech and Press gathering also aims to unite Freemont supporters and public minds for the July 26 1856 order of the Republican Committee.
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Pee
Ituneos
Barabor
Baraboo
Frecoon
Saute
Adame
Wil Oelick A.M
Lo Dulegatea
Mineral Port
Gomes
Kansas League Meeting At Brick Church Declared Open
Kansas League calls all Free Kansas and Free dom supporters to meet every Thursday at the Brick Church. All county residents wishing to go to Kangaa should report to B. D. Purdy of Baraboo, 67 to 0.8. Haseall of Delton. By order of the League, B L Purdy, Secy.
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Meeia
Thuysday Evenioz
Friends of Free Kansap and
Freedom
Kangaa
B.D. Purdy
Baraboo
Haseall
Delton
League
B. L. Purdy
The Republic for the Campaign and Local Political Notes
The piece advocates strong political information support and outlines subscription rates for copies. It notes Tenney, longtime editor of the Argus in Madison, supports Fremeny and Dyrox as the true Democratic ticket. A. Vosten runs the Cottage Inn in Dellion and is described as experienced in hosting a first-rate public house.
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Tenney, Eay
Madison
The
Aygus
Fremeny and
Dyrox
A. Vosten
Dellion
Cottage Inn
Voster Ham
Rail Road to Baraboo Favors Portage Link
Local notes urge a rail route from Portage to Baraboo to unite with Baraboo interests and bypass La Crosse. Proposals claim Portage support, rapid construction could reach Baraboo by June, and ongoing town growth includes courthouse completion. Circus visits and magazine ads are also mentioned amid political talk and Fremont-Dayton prospects.
Douglass Fights Kansas Bill Turned on Slavery Rights
Opponents accuse Republicans of opposing the Kansas- Ungentlemanly bill praising rights of man while denying equality. The piece condemns appointing commissioners and military force to enforce slavery in Kansas, arguing a Free State fate hinges on those provisions. It promises Seward’s closing remarks from July 2 in the Senate.
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Kansas
Benedict Arnold
Congress
Pierce
Union
Pieres
Wat. H. Sewann
Senate
Mass Convention of Adams County Elects Leaders
A Mass Convention at Mauston Adams County opened with F A LaNewoutay chair and W. H. Srain as secretary. Officers elected included Wm I Webster and Alanon P Ayers as vice presidents and a long committee list for vigilance and resolutions. The meeting praised Fremont and Dayton, debated Kansas policy, and endorsed the Philadelphia Platform with calls for constitutional amendments and direct v0te. J. A. Langworthy chaired the session and the gathering closed with cheers for Fremont and Dayton.
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Repubic
Adams County
Matiston
Wrstant
F. A. LaNewoutay
Wa E H. Srain
Wm. I. Webster
Alanon P. Ayers
Vicw
Messrs
L. Bi. Saxton
James M. Brinreau
B. Childs
J ML. Gibbs
Boosh Posbinler
Mopolubin
Towa
Sanity
Avigilasee
Whasa
Alby Messrs
J. Howes
Portage City
Cisa. Matstiane
Barabuo
H. PF. ‘Prats
Manston
Tacostas Mason
Wo. M. Srain
Quincy
Joseph A. Langworthy
Mauston
Wm. H. Spain
Quinsy
Thomas Rich
Dell Prairie
Toseph Chase
New Lisbon
John U W. Perry
White Creak
Thos. Mason
L. Webster
Ayorss Fountain
Thamus Marks
War
J. Kora
Jean
David A. Hitch
Lisbon
Robert Rive
Theodore Sever
WW. McComber
Necedah
John F. Kingston
Ezra Lamb
Kara Knieht
Summit
Levi Calkins
Myron Mills
L. J. Saxton
Seven Mile Creek
Wim. Taylor
Joseph
L. Beeda
Truman Take
Wancedah
F. CG. Webster
Jacob Rodgers
A. Fowler
Chestar
O. B. Laphim
Jones
Ralph Putiek
Phelps
Playeh Letherman
E.L. Peak
Germantown
Guige
E. A. Tolet
Jacob Guntateh
Preston
Thos. Marsden
H. Lyonvag
Turner Marsden
Richfeld
Cotler
Warren Marston
Thora
Philos Delphin
Fremont
Dayton
Thor
Sea of
Ull
Mintae
Perave
United States
Congress
Local chatter on Congressman's stance in Wisconsin district
Readers report mixed views on Congressman Weis, once evasive about representing Wisconsin's eastern district, but now appears settled in Washington. The commentary notes ongoing shifts in his position and the public’s reaction to his travel and presence in Congress.
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Weis
Elerivil
Wiscaweii
Washington
Congress
Hhorald
Desperate Circular from Buchinier faction to Postmasters
A damaged 19th century letter reprints a circular from the National Democratic Committee urging postmasters to send lists of English and foreign language names of prisoners who receive mail for distributing Democratic documents. The note condemns party misrepresentations and calls for actions against Democratic figures, claiming threats to local postmasters and urging resistance. The writer, E.W Tanwiss, P.M., warns of political retaliation if acts are misused.
Inauguration, Deserters, and Northern Invasion Rumors
From Nicaragua and New Orleans reports describe Col Walker's inauguration and desertions among his forces. Sickness afflicted troops while Major Waters’s command moved toward Leon on a rumor of Northern Unionist forces. The vote for President totaled 21 600 with Walker at 14 000. Contemporary dispatches from Pennsylvania and Warren discuss Fremont’s rising momentum against Buchanan, with Democrats wavering and many switching to Fremont and the Free Soil platform.
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Ornease
Granada
Aguinwall
Aspinwall
Col. Walker
Ie Sill
Leon
Walker
Col Menden
Gen
Cusilon
Walter
Leoh
Oceon
Rivas Pany
Nis
Nowhern
Soaran
Esruzule
Letyean Rivas
Merny
Sautear
New York Evenivng Post
Penneylvania
Dean
Fremont
Bughaman
Pennsylvania
Areghanies
Buchanan
Fillmore
New Yorkeri- Bene
Warren
Cas Fon
Sunshine
Storm
Bolt Buchanan
Freeman
Corruption Fund Circular Warns Postmasters in 1856
A historic anti corruption broadside urges postmasters to contribute to a so called corruption fund to fund Democratic speakers and campaign documents. It claims irregular mail accuracy and urges leadership to silence dissent, referencing a Cincinnati convention and a call for funds sent to Washington.
Great Popular Gathering at Oshkosh Ratification Meeting
An Oshkosh ratifying meeting drew a crowded crowd with decorations, processions, and banners. Attendees from Neenah Menasha Appleton and numerous Germans pledged zeal for Prevoom and Fremost as David Noggle and Judge Howe spoke. a second large meeting heard Senator Harvey emphasize northern resolve and a strong vote for the Standard bearer of Freedom Send.
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Fran
Neenah
Menasha
Appleton
Howe David Noggle
Danerville
Judga Howe
Green Day
Harvey
Roch
Important Division Over Democratic Policy in Cincinnati Convention
A fragment from Democratic papers argues the Cincinnati Convention suppressed key resolutions. It defends Franklin Pierce and his administration as true to Democratic principles, while opposing rival factions. The text cites support for Pierce policy and criticizes Buchanan allies.
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Weer
Franklin Pierch
Pion
Luis Meiscres
Lhis
New York
Jos
Winsor
Franklin Pierce
James Bodasay
Pierce
Buchanan
Frank Pierce
Journal
House Vote Caps Censure Move As Debates Roil Capitol
From Washington July 14 1950 the House voted 106 to 96 to cancel a motion while refusing to censure Edmundson 60 to 193. Commins and Mass reps opposed censuring the latter with later resignations and shifting speech plans. Private letters link a killer in California to Vigilate activity as political picks heat up for November. A Providence Post jab targets a bear hunter as stump support travels from Pennsylvania figures to Morgantown and beyond.
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Washington
Reitt
Edmundson
Witt
Commins
Mass
Keiti
South Carolina
Bure
Itlinois
Uayrom Mereghanta
California
Lerbert
Kanting
Vigilate? Committee
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Atelama
Buchan Ace
House of
Nhat
Brookenvile
Douglas
Breckenridge
Mr. Buchanan
Larcus Crue
Cincinnati Zrghrer
J. A. Gulley
Law and Order
Republic
Jefurson
Jackson
Tor Jefferson
Na-Ncy
Washington City
the Republic
D. K. Noyes, Hilitor
Fork President
JT Fread
WH. L. Dayton
E. D. Holton
Timothy
Howe
John GC
Blican CO
Agressional Convention
Freedom and
Jery
Portage
Jesus
la Crosse
Barabow
Efcapert
Keats
Pawers
Bek
Breck
Col. Owran
Badger
Mr. Booksley
Ilic Cal
Gal
Orton
Godey
Rev. W. Cocman
Liberty
Afernoon
Town Ascueson's
Moeely
Co. Board
West
Bright
Crawford
Brie Gazette
Douglass
Late Knsas Bill
Hotacgs
Arnstrong
Fremane
Dayron
J. A. Langworthy
Wr. H. Stain
Becy
Buchiniers
Beaver Creek
Paris Age Giy
Imnail
Gamantaes Rios Jr
Denangnares
Dustacer
Wastiscitex
Democratic National Committee
Tnd
Priaons
Cuastas
Fantanias Addrese
Tlou
Nat
Em. Com
Democratic Party
Willetter
National Democratic Committee
Lion
Charles Sumner
Wealing
Seward
Sumner
Bunton
St. Louis
Mr. Pierce
Deanpcratio Party
Tanwiss P.M
Nicaragua
Col Lane
Latayeile
Incana
Kansne
Massachusetts Air Society
Manny Ageirss
Democrata
Uniong
Post Office Department
Dentocrage
Thas
Db, C
New Fork
Albany Evening Journal
Fhulena Pilugrtiyers
Oshkosh
TIMI
Riki Gy Nul Council
Providence Post
Cal
Prebonx
Hasson Atlas
Dunxsylvasia Potrings
Livat
Rowanrs
Kanga
Brownsville
Lowry
Reever
Cameron
Fags Mont
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