Review of Fremont biography and the press on his journey
A lengthy, opinionated notice praising Charles Fremont and his Mediterranean expedition. It emphasizes the epic scope of his travels, the dangers faced by his companions, and the potential for a grand national tribute. The piece predicts wide countywide discussion and anticipates future public interest spurred by press coverage and literary style. The writer compares Fremont favorably to historic explorers and contemplates political and national implications of his fame.
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Dole Charkes
Fremont
Lille
Roel
Heaven
Frensain
Levent Sud Mont
Hissolteue
Milion Eoudara
Aidroa
Pacific
Stetiy Utsteins
Political notes and parades from the McGowan era
A Washington dispatch recounts partisan reports on naturalization, Know Nothings, and Republicans with accusations of slavery expansion and voting secrecy. It notes J G Pearsant praised as a reformer and highlights a Palmer Rifles celebration in Atchison with speeches, toasts, and secessionist sentiment amid Kansas events.
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Senate
Kansas
The Republic for the Campaign Political Promotion Call
The Republic announces a political information push through the presidential election. Readers are invited to subscribe at tiered rates with options for single copy, multi copy discounts, and broad distribution.
Kansas Democrats Rail Against Kansas Nebraska Bill Threats
A Wisconsin fragment argues that the Kansas Nebraska Bill endangers freedom and implies slavery across Kansas. It cites Wy IT. Suwano’s closing speech, compares U S reactions to past freedom fights, notes local political shifts toward Fremont, and reports on drought, harvests, and a new mill project in Baraboo.
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Baraboo
Kansas Nebraska
Newport Republicans Rally on Bridge Street Hill
Citizens of Newport gather on Bridge Street Hill to raise a 30 foot streamer reading mont Dayton and Free Kansas. The meeting, chaired by Freeman Longley and secretaries appointed, adopts resolutions denouncing slavery policy and endorsing Fremont and Dayton. Speakers include A Vanderpool and Barlow, with the Ladies of Newport presenting a flag. meeting closes with songs and a pledge to defend the Union.
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Newport
Victoity
Bridge Street Hill
Mont
Dayton
O. G. Crosse
G. Vansteenwyk
Curtis
A. Vanderpool
Barlow
FF Kevens
Republic
Kansaa
Democratic Party
Kansas
Buchanan
Franklin Pieres
Ostend
Times
John
Fremont
Framont
Philadelphia
Midat
Burabap Republic
New Potators and Local Ads Charm Town
The upper Town merchants Snuths ers send thanks for fresh potatoes and large busts. D. M. Cran offers tionse and two lots for sale in an advertisement.
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Snuthsers
D. M. Cran
Sen
The Position of the Republican Party
A partisan defense of the Republicans arguing they defend constitutional principles while denouncing threats of secession by Southern factions. The speaker rails against “Black Democracy” and compares Southern and Northern blocs, praising Fremont and warning that union threats will not deter their political aims.
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South
Senate
Renn
North Carolina
Wilson
Mass
Republican Party
North
Caroline
Minnesota
Oregon
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Congress
United States
Mousachiteus
Aiken
Fremort
Veing
People of the
Union
Jouy G. Freemann
Ostend
Fremont
Carolinas
Old Hickory
Debate on appointing five commissioners in Kansas
The piece critiques executive appointment of five commissioners for Kansas under a bill. It quotes Madison Argus praising pledges to select impartially from party factions, while condemning Pierce appointees like Sherman and Marshall Donaldson as unfit. It warns the Pierce Buchanan party seeks to push free state sentiment toward a presidential despotism.
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Senate
Desperaliy Seanty
Kansas
Free State
Wim
Republican Party
Party of Liberty
J. G. Pearsant
Laverty
Aol
Tris
Prsnee Hasile
Cass
Crete
Madison Argus
Pierce
Tie
Marshal Donaldson
Franklin Frereet
Douglas
Pierce-Buchanan
Senator Sumner Never to Recover
Washington correspondent reports Senator Sumner is not improving health after the Brook’s assault. He left Cape May for the mountains hoping better air will help, but authorities fear he may never recover. The piece notes a skeptical tone toward the White House aide and a separate South Carolina linked commentary on provocation and social status.
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Sumner
N. ¥. Times
Cape May
Warren
Washington
Keating
South Carolina
Trey
SOCIE
Charleston
S.C . Standard
Appointment of Circuit Judge in the Secaril Judicial Circuit
The Governor has appointed Auexaxnen W. Ranpacs to fill the seat of Hon. Lave Hunsreez, resigning effective September 10. Ranpacs is praised as able and impartial, with broad experience and Republican backing, seen as likely to satisfy the circuit. The Madison Journal notes the appointment came amid party crossovers and broad support within Republican circles.
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Hag Appooate
Auexaxnen W. Ranpacs
Fudge
Secaril Judicial Circuit
Han
Lave Hunsreez
Ae Gar
Ranpanu
Republican Party
Aliornay
Last Witter
Slig
Ike
Dutier
Madison Journal
Emigrant Companies Cross Missouri to Nebraska City
Northern emigrants led by Curcaco Trimaxe moved from a camp near Tabor Iowa toward Nebraska City. The Wisconsin party of 80, including women and children, traveled with private rifles. Milwaukee company claimed Sharpe rifles as the only new arms. Chicago parties trailed two days, while a 30 man Massachusetts group was to join at Nebraska City. The Wisconsin group crossed the Missouri Saturday. others planned to cross Monday.
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Curcaco Trimaxe
Sawrday
Cal
Lane
Tabor
Iowa
Nebraska City
Wisconsin Company
Milwaukee
Chicago Bays
Massachusetts
Wiesoner
Missouri River
Munway
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California Bulletin
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Wisconsin
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California
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