Proclamation of Brigham Young Opposing Federal Troop Entry
Read in Utah Brigham Young proclaims martial law in the Territory of Utah forbidding armed forces entry and ordering all troops to depart, demanding arms deposition and readiness to repel invasions. The document cites national authority, self preservation, and religious liberty amid tensions with the United States government.
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Death of General Cavaignac Amid Algerian Service
News arrives aboard the Archia of General Cavaignac who died of heart disease. Born in Paris December 15, 1800, he rose from French revolutionary beginnings to command in Algiers and the Paris defenses of June 1848. He later led the Republic before dying at fifty five, leaving a legacy as soldier and pragmatic statesman.
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Kansas Constitution Conspiracy Exposed by Pittsburgh Journal
The Pittsburgh Journal denounces a Washington plan to impose a Constitution for Kansas without popular consent. It warns the proposal would thwart popular rights, risk Slavery clauses, and circumvent the Nebrask a Bill. Editors expect Congress to reject the scheme.
Massachusetts Across The Nation For Constitutional Freedom
The National Era notes a Massachusetts victory tied to constitutional freedom and opposition to Black Democracy. It argues the campaign centered on national issues, with Republicans and Fremont allies unified against slavery, shaping the 1860 political landscape and signaling a strong Free Movement in Massachusetts.
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Daily Panics and Prayer Meeting in Newark Church
The piece describes a daily prayer meeting in the North Dately room from noon to 1 pm, growing crowded and shifting from modest beginnings to a sustained service. It notes the meeting was held as a response to urban destitution and pressed for attendance, with a mix of church forms and a broad, inclusive approach. A Newark focus and 1860s tone pervades the narration.
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Gréan
Night Express
Newark
Mammon
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Republican party resistance under strain in 1860 context
A historical analysis argues the Republican Party faced intense pressure in 1857 to concede to Democratic forces. It notes federal support, army influence, and party corruption fears, suggesting Republicans must endure this period to sustain strength for 1860.
Beaver Argus Appeal for Subscriptions and Payment
Beaver Argus asks readers in Beaver PA to settle outstanding subscriptions and debts to fund upcoming winter operations. Editors warn that funds are needed and promise to sue if payments are not made, thanking those who remit even partial sums.
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Beaverton Governor Holds Proclamation Reg Sermon at Presbyterian
In accord with a proclamation of the Governor of Pennsylvania, public worship will be held at Beaver at 10 PM. Reverend A. McGill will deliver the sermon. A large congregation is hoped for and attendance is encouraged.
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Accordani
Drowning Near Pallston After Crossing Railroad Bridge
A man fell from a railroad bridge crossing the Beaver near Pallston after leaving a party. He drowned, with his head reportedly intoxicated and remains not yet recovered. County boarders plan to relocate the old building to the new site as work continues on the Southern park area.
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Press and Senate clash over Walker loyalty in Civil War era
The Democratic press argues Walker’s loyalty to the South. Republican leaders defend the administration. The debate centers on whether Walker should remain in office and what actions prove faithfulness to Southern rights. Public sentiment splits along party lines as infidelity accusations rise.
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Executions Loom as Clemency Denied in State Supreme Court
Reports from yesterday indicate the State Supreme Court refused clemency for Charlotte Jones and others convicted of murder in the George Wilson case. Governor now must set dates for execution, with inmates preparing for the outcome. Also noted are the White murder verdict in Washington and Sheriff W Irwin's forthcoming three year term.
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Hard Money Currency Debate in 19th Century Opinion
The text argues against pure metall currency and a federal note system. It asserts such a move would ruin manufacturing and commerce, slash property values, and worsen debt for both creditors and debtors. It also cautions banks would fail and credit collapse follow.
The President and the Constitution in Nebraska Crisis
A partisan note denounces President Buchanan and a constitutional convention in Nebraska. It claims the Free State cause is backed by the President, urges resistance to a two thirds majority, and accuses officials of deception to entrench slavery.
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National Capitol
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Court Proceedings Boxed For November Term
The November Term of the Court opened Monday the 16th with many cases on docket. List includes James Carson RCO writ, Ritchey v Backiky verdict for plaintiff 323, Aaron P Smith v John Graham slander verdict for plaintiff 33, Graham v Smith debt verdict for defendant 40, Commonwealth v John Bensing indeictment dulsery nolle prosequi on costs. Also James Moore et al indicted for assault and battery verdict not guilty. Wm Wireman indicted for assault and battery verdict not guilty. Syme v David right indicted for keeping a tippling house guilty fined 10 and costs. Syme v William McKey guilty with costs. Michael Johna indicted for assault and battery verdict not guilty. Nathan Copich indicted for aiding and battery nolle prosequi on costs.
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Ritchey Va
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Coats
James Moore
Wm. Schnoble
John IH
Harrison Sehrom
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David Right
Tippling House
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Copich
Indicted and tried cases in Washington Garden area
Reports list indictments and verdicts including Rupert for selling liquor. found guilty and fined $10. several defendants pled guilty and faced short jail terms. Also notes assault charges with intent to kill, adultery indictment against Logan, and other cost payments and recognizance orders.
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Washington
Plowing Match Held At Beaver Argus Farm
Plowing contest at Kristian Black’s Sewicklystownkip farm entertained many spectators. Four plows competed with Centre No. 5 left hand mouldboard. surface conditions allowed fair results. Judges prepared to award prizes after dinner, with first prize Baton 400, second prize Furgassy, third Henry Bright, fourth Daniel Sack.
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Faith and Courage in Defense of Freedom and Humanity
A patriotic exhortation urging resilience in the face of oppression. It stresses steadfastness, truth, and moral forces as the path to liberty, vowing to renew vows to freedom and to persevere for future generations. The message names duty, courage, and unwavering resolve led by a trusted correspondent.
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Trenton
Texas
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Kansas Conventions Stir Debate on State Constitution
The letter discusses Kansas constitutional questions and the power balance in amending or submitting provisions to popular vote. It notes fears of gradual change, the slavery clause, and the potential impact on voting rights and state policy amid recent conventions.
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Methodist Protestant Convention foreshadows split over slavery
A Northern Conference convention at Cincinnati declares intention to separate from slaveholding brethren. It plans to attend the General Conference at Lynchburg to push anti slavery changes in church law. A spring convention may organize a Northern Conference and publish revised discipline.
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