Fremont's Life Praised As A Glorious American Epic
A New York Mirror review extols the life of John C. Fremont as a grand epic revealing the geography and destiny of a virgin continent. It lauds Fremont’s courage amid harsh campaigns, hunger, and war, arguing his heroism benefits the republic and inspires emigrants to follow his star.
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Leonidas
Bin
Repub
Echenne
Will Ainy Roader
Eati
Walter
Alorys
Julia Chaurles
Endorsement Fallout in Charleston Meeting Echoes 1860 Debate
Fragmentary account describes a Charleston gathering where a Benoks reading praised Buchanan while opposing Prentons. The text laments fusionist influence, warns of a white supremacist backlash, and cites congressional and Southern reaction to Buchanan, Filmore, and Brooks. It mentions a telegraph report and party tense rhetoric.
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Reneelena
Kansas
Gaia
Lawer Hmuen
Parent
Nesvan
Lanier
Huchanan
Filmore
Brooks
Manifesto fragments and Civil War era political notices
A long extract from Manitowoc Tribune letters and notices features German readers’ responses to Republican and Democratic positions on naturalization, slavery, and party alignments. It cites Fremont, Kansas events, and mentions a June 24 parade of the Palmete Rifles of Atchison, with toast lines about liberty, secession, and Southern rights, plus dispatches about decennial mail and assassinations tied to Washington.
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Tun Panetta Rivine
Palmete Rifles
Atchison
Monthern Rights
Sam Cuyalna
Abolitionivs
Lawrence
Wasran
Cheeay Lamomei
Lou
Tan Cory
Aronisom
Kasuas
Caion-Savers. —Ltd
Republic Campaign Rates Announced to Citizens
The republic pledges full political coverage as the presidential recall unfolds. Subscription details outline prices: one copy fifty cents, two copies four dollars, twenty copies seven dollars.
Great Masa Convention of the Javets of Freedom
Announcement inviting all born in Baraboo to attend a mass convention next Saturday the 16th. Citizens are called to feed attendees. Preon Crops are invited. Davin Noceto of Janesville and Sazr van M. Boor of Milwaukee will speak. other speakers may appear.
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Baratas
Speas
Baraboo
Saul
Adams
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Javets of Freedom
Ciizens
Ton
Davin Noceto
Janesville
Sazr
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Milweutee
Sprakere
Free State hopes fade as Kansas Nebraska bill looms
A Wisconsin newspaper reprints a speech by William H. Sawano denouncing Stephen A. Douglas and the Kansas Nebraska bill. It questions free state prospects, condemns pro slavery forces, cites attacks on printing presses, and recalls historic cries for freedom. The piece also notes local harvests and milling activity in Baraboo and Plymouth amid shifting political tides.
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Democratic Party
Frank Pierce
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Iome
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House of Delegates
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House of Peers
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France
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Martel Pour
Marseillle
Malakoff
Newport Still Lives. Newport Rally Ends in Pro-Union Resolve
Citizens of Newport Wisconsin gather on Bridge Street Hill to erect a Republican Pole with a Free Kansas banner. Freeman Longley chairs, C Vanderpool is secretary, and the Ladies present a flag as crowds cheer. Resolutions condemn slavery and advocate Fremont Dayton ticket, pledging to defend the Union and liberty. Street repairs and local mill news noted as side items.
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Free Kansas
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C. Vanderpool
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Curtis
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Committee On Resolutions
Republic
Kansas
Buchanan
Democratic Party
Franklin Pierce
Ostend
Gorder Ruffian Party
John &. Fremont
Fremont
Philadelphia
Borabno Republic
Sendinel
New Povsters Men Of Saathers Offer In Town
The Messrs Saathers of the upper Town will accept thanks for help with potatoes and large beets. D. M. Crank offers house and two leis for pale. See advertisement.
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Pale
The Position of the Republican Party Debate and threats cited
A debate excerpt discusses Republican stance amid Southern threats to secede over slavery expansion. Massachusetts Congressman Wis of Massachusetts defends Union loyalty, rejects Southern intimidation, and condemns Black Republican rhetoric as unfounded. The piece contrasts Republican resolve with Democratic accusations and hints at 1860 era political tensions.
Political debate over Kansas commissioners selection
A Danish era prose fragment discusses the appointment of five commissioners by the executive to steer Kansas destiny. Senator Cass argues for impartial, broadly representative picks, while opponents attack existing appointees and warn the damning consequences of presidential despotism and party manipulation in Kansas.
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Emigrant Companies Cross Missouri Into Nebraska City
West reports from Tabor Iowa near Nebraska City that Col Lane led Northern emigrants northward. About 300 people including 80 from Wisconsin with families traveled under light arms. Milwaukee’s new company held Sharpe rifles while Chicago men trailed by two days. A Massachusetts group of 30 was expected to join Monday as crossings continued.
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Senator Sumner Likely Never to Recover
A Washington correspondent reports Senator Sumner’s health continues to fail after the Brook’s assault. Despite changing to mountain air from sea, the prognosis is melancholy, suggesting he may never recover. The note cites ongoing debility and discouraging signs as observed by informed friends.
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Juréune hints at nolle prosequi in Kansas treason case
Washington dispatch reports the President weighing a nolle prosequi in the Kansas treason case against Gov. Robinson and associates. If not ordered, Senator Bigler plans a Senate bill to move trials to Pennsylvania. The executive panel ratified John W. Geary as Kansas governor after Shannon's removal, with motives for Shannon's dismissal cited as unclear. Across party lines, Republican hopes in Maryland and Pennsylvania grow, with Fremont favored to carry Alleghenies by about 60,000 votes in western Pennsylvania, while several states see party ticket preparations and strong German influence in Texas. Republican majorities appear in Iowa counties including Henry, Muscatine, Scott, Lee, Des Moines, Jackson, Louisa, Van Buren, and Jefferson.
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Senate
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