Crittenden on Kansas Lecompton Constitution Debate
Senate in Washington hears debate on Kansas and Lecompton Constitution as Crittenden and others challenge its authority. Critics cite fraud in elections and insist Kansas should govern itself under a constitution reflecting the will of its people rather than a Lecompton framework.
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Pendleton
United
Tennessee
Kansas and Lecompton Controversy Reflected in State Debate
Fragmentary remarks from a political column discuss the Kansas Lecompton debate, the administration’s stance, and reactions of supporters and opponents. References include Judge Porter and New Philadelphia press commentary, indicating tensions in the Democratic faction over state questions and federal policy.
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Beleth Lecompton
Iquestiol
Kansas
Lecompton
Turbulent Local Debate and Public Notices in New Mexico
The page reports a heated political dispute over Congressional propriety and election procedures with references to local officials, law, and public notices. It mentions the governor or postmaster figure, potential removals, and citizen actions while noting legislative tension and upcoming elections in various townships and boroughs. It also lists local offices, judges, and election results in terse notices.
Proceedings in Court and Ejectments in Hogewell Township
Proceedings in court include ejectments for parcels of land in Hogewell township and other actions. Verdicts awarded in several cases such as William Gill versus James Harbison and Robt V snd fur br ff, with licenses granted for taverns and various individuals named in Georgetown Rochester and surrounding areas.
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George
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Harbison
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Sampel
Willian
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Athalis Partington
Simmons
Newbrighton
Night collision on road leaves riders uninjured
In New Brighton township last week a riding mishap occurred on a dark night. A group of young men on a singing trip met near Achottowt and rode fast past, when Scott and Boddy on horseback collided with Beatty, throwing riders and both horses. Scott was briefly pinned but none were seriously hurt.
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Mel Scutt
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New York
Christian Aviation
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Pacific Railroad bill advances through Congress over Missouri and California
A bill to build a railroad from St Louis to San Francisco with halves funded by the states and federal government advances. It proposes four ranches along the route with bonds issued to the states for a twenty mile section, a ten year construction plan, and priority use for government parties once funded. California and Missouri would cover the remaining balance.
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Nissouri
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Univg
Washington visit sparks talk of public fraud and worship
A traveler recounts a journey to Washington and a lengthy stay marked by exposure to political corruption and religious excess. The piece condemns office brokers and fraud in government, labeling the capital a place of moral decay and misdeeds against the Union and Democratic principles.
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