Keep It Before the People on Slavery Debate in Democratic Party
The piece argues the Democratic Party remains divided over slavery and urges public attention. It cites historical fears of danger to the Union, Missouri Compromise issues, and the need to keep the question before voters and the people. It emphasizes vigilance against factionalism and calls for justice for free-state residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofl Fordular
Springfield
Restav Yernors
Mata Kuo
Ieery
Justic
Jofuwnon
Hans Baanod
Bagna
Democratic Party
Cincinnati Platform and tariff debate in the Democratic ranks
A critical discussion of the Cincinnati Platform within the Democratic party. The piece notes references by Mr Buchsahn and others to defend the platform against Kansas constitutional clashes, and claims politicians invoke it to justify protective tariffs and foreign policy stances, urging free seas and moral leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Setaburg
Whde
Buchsahn
Kansas
Donglsp
Boyce
House of Representatives
United States
Where the Money Goes and Political Retention
A roundup of ill spendings and political reticence cites Uncle Sam’s costs, contractor profits, and a War Department hat contract. It references the Nebrask a Bill votes by New York congressmen and shifts in political fortunes, highlighting reform sentiment and retrenchment.
The Supreme Bench and Public Opinion in Philadelphia
A densely worded editorial discusses the Supreme Bench race, praising candidate Read as an honest lawyer and state figure. It urges loyal support for Read, arguing conservative voters must back him to safeguard industry, stability, and public virtue amid alleged corruption.
President’s tactics praised by Kansas Herald for freeing State foes
The Kansas Herald reports harsh critique of the President for his handling of the Free State conflict. It alleges officials like Sheriff Dopglus Gnuty and others faced removals and rewards for aligning with anti Free State actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prich i
Dopglus Gnuty
Lawrence
Kbd
Theraji
Freedom
Dell Nor 4
Vic Shermah
G W. Cirk
Nery Thresa
Aio Ylis
John Gulbiga
Cato
Jack Nenderson
Pire A. McLean
Jones
Hapan
Brocket
Kansas
Cincinnati Snarl of City Vices and Racial Grime Exposed
A reader's venomous letter from Cincinnati denounces the city as corrupt and filthy. He derides a mixed population of Germans Irish Indians African Americans and others and condemns abolitionists and beggars while blasting crime vice and religious houses as signs of decay.
Buchanan Rebukes and Nomination Tales Across Ohio
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports on Senatorial and congressional moves in Ohio, noting President Buchanan’s rebukes toward northern critics and the nomination of McGray, recently removed from the Cleveland Post Office, amid accusations of opposing the administration. The piece ties these events to broader party tensions and debates over leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterey
Coveland
Congress
Democrata
Buchanan
Ohio
Mc Gray
Cleveland” Post Office
Thecompton
Lecompte
Harrisburg
Weeb
Lecompton Candidate Criticized in Berks County
The Reading Press mocks the Lecompton state senate hopeful for poor spelling and language skills. It notes officials doubt his ability to write his own name and derides his grasp of English and German, implying unfitness for public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
State Senate
Jin the Henate
Harrishhirg
European News Items and Maritime Disaster Notes
A European dispatch reports a twenty year era of port activity at Villa Franca amid an aid appeal. Carmichael of Licerbor is said to have funded a £220,000 payout. Great Eastern and other firms are linked to ventures in creams and new ventures, with various race and royal fair mentions. A New York freight letter notes a dramatic ship fire with six hundred aboard, sixty saved, and a salvage spread expected to reveal further losses and cargo details sought by readers across hemispheres.
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Torin
Pqupatin
Usefn
Villa Franca
Mediterranan
Licerbor
Asedts
Alew
Vedtit
Uip
Isberiega
Bnese
Victor Ailias
John Grim
New Bewickly
Telegraph reports cable dispute and court questions
The document outlines correspondence from Trinity Bay Newfoundland and New York parties about cable working details. It notes attempts to revive current from Valentia and mentions testimony on the Echo capture and the Kobo captain’s identity, with jurisdiction as the central issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity iBay
N. F
Peter Cooper
D. Ww. Field
W .G. Hunt
E. M. Ate Hibald
Nefork
Weil
Valentia
C. W. de Bunty
Trinity
Bay, N.F
C. W. Field New Nork. Ly
Markey
Bradford
Towurendna
Printer Shootout In Covington Leaves One Dead
Loytsorts Sept 25 Evening reports Robert Lindsay shot D L Ward of Covington this afternoon. Both men were printers and Ward died within fifteen minutes. Lindsay surrendered to authorities. The quarrel stemmed from the Printer's Union matters. both were believed to be from Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loytsorts
Robert Lindsay
L Ward
Covinigten
Ward
Lindsay
Union Mitters
Civeinati
Gold Disclosures Reported Near Pike's Peak Region
Secretary of the Interior reports in a dated letter that discoveries near Pike's Peak show widespread gold in a region over 300 miles across. Richest finds lie on Chen y Creek north of the peak, with veins along the South Platte basin.
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Kansas
Wasitington City
Denver
Pike’s Peak
Platte River
Iles
Cheny Creek
South Platte
Pike's Peak
Fever Scare Hits Town After February Outbreak
A fragmentary report notes a fever outbreak in the area dated February with references to yellow fever fears and casualties. Details are unclear but indicate medical concern and public health vigilance.
Great Events in 1858 The Observer’s Four Achievements
The New York Observer lists four major 1858 events: religious revival in the United States described as the most extensive ever. triumph of the American Tract Society as a moral victory. completion of the electric telegraph linking Europe and America as a monumental achievement. and opening of China to global trade and free Christian toleration. Predictions for the second half of 1858 are noted, asking what end winter will bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
United States
American Tract ‘Society
van der Martin
Europe
America
Buen
China
Fragmentary Beaver County notice lists ads and obits
A damaged newspaper fragment from Beaver County lists assorted notices and ads. It mentions elections, taxes, banking, and local officials, with partial names and phrases about court, fees, and community events. The legible parts reference Beavers, local banks, and a seminary.
Local tragedy shocks community as in-law slain
The narrative records a disturbing event at a residence linked to Laird. It notes a 62 year old man among County elders, his prior life in business and public service, and a grim sequence leading to a fatal assault after a failed attempt to aid a bride. The piece closes with the death date near a Wednesday.
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Laird
Jimong
Tor
Commissioners Office
Giing
Devicg
Moon
County Fair Enjoyed Despite Weather and Accidents
The annual county fair drew sizable crowds despite dust and heat. Exhibits ranged from thoroughbred horses to farm machinery and crops, with 7,000 to 10,000 attendees reported on one day. A buggy mishap caused by interlocked wheels endangered several people, but no serious injuries occurred.
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Aspear
Floral Hall
Walters
Rochester
Democratic Pledges and County Convention Talk
The piece criticizes Democratic pledges by a local paper, questions candidate Bl. Kennedy, and argues the party’s history of broken pledges. It urges organization across districts, urges timely assessments, and notes county convention delegate math and upcoming nominations. It also records local incidents, elections notes, and a bridge accident involving Mr. Dillon’s team.
River News Fragments From Beaver County and Surrounding
Reports from Old Beaver list Capt G B Wurst and crew aboard the Tigress, with 4700 bags oats and 1566 lead, plus wheat rye pins, and 1400 passengers crossing the Mississippi as waters fall. A violent affray near Edinburg ends in death, while editorials defend Cartin Taggart and Finney from a Crawford Democrat allegation of corruption.
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Galena
Mississippi
Colny
G. B. Wurst
Jas. Bates
Hy Iturats
Engineera
M. M. Dung
James DL
Darragh
Steward
R. R. Maraby Mats
J. Kelly
He de. Wolf
Fragmented Notes on Elections and Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions St Louis, poll books, and Republican actions. It references a judge Ackland, a transcript of poll books, and anticipated legal votes. Also notes on Miss Mary Wright at Leeds aged 103 preaching, and various textile and clothing listings with Ohio venues and Greensburg PA.
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St. Louis
M. Thornburgh
St.Louis
Coust
Ackland
Laegmpton Party
Patele ‘Ter
Society of Friends
Mary ‘Wright
America
Roxland
Leeds
England
Obituaries Notice from Early Brighton and Chippens Areas
Obituary notices list Mrs Isabella Warresson of Brighton aged 76 who died on the 8th instant and Mrs Atice Arn daughter of Jas Dunlap of Chippens who died about 30 years old. Both appear among local residents and shipboard or harbor related references.
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Iiabella Warresson
Brighton
Atice Arn
Jas
Dunlap
Chippens
Zai
Jo-Lew
Rookaster
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Sam Hads
Washington
Pdece
War Department
Snyder
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Daily Gacette
Sam
Philo. Daily News
Albany Journal
New York
Nebraska
Walabroo
Jach
Cumming
Guiting
Rowe
Walbridge
Walker
Westbrook
Tweed
Taylor
Owego
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Ph Uuien
Wend
Iyland
Phila. Neves
Tongs
Pardo Brbwalow
Vincinnati
Gincionati
N&ws
Southaupton
Schutze
Herald
Atcamer
Freo
Baranavna
Perry County
Fetter
Wilkesbaure
John McReynolds
Columbia County
Democrate
Tory
Ie Websston
Charley Delano
C. C. Chaffee
Eve
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Ae Bryan
Erick Hagerling
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Abia
County Faim
John DM. Kirkpatrick
Pittsburgh
Eair
Anderson
Rev. D. Robideon
Heckstowh
Jehosén
Coal City
New Castle
Me. Gusho, Esq
Www
G Wolf
Billy Dod
Bridgewater
Etrikig
Ir. Dillon
Conkle
Ee South Sobins
Ligeia
Dnilerpeath
Pereta
Trormixa
Ito
Sherif Darragh
Tenagrove
Enecrion
H Powers
Hell
H.’ B Berel
New Brighton
John Starling
Hookstows
Natta P. Coucb
New ‘Brighton
Edinburg
Charles Barber
Elrod
Barber
Bat
Hunt
Crawford Democrat
Commonwealth
A. G. Cartin
The
David Taggart
Senate
al ‘Pinsey
Crawford
Erie
Stanford County
James ‘Buchanan
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
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Tranias
Taggart
Finney
Bas
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St. Allegheny City
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Ohio State
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