County Judge Election Looms in Beaverdam Area
The Beaverdam Argus notes the spring election will choose a county judge with little discussion so far. It expects Judge Mertz may seek re election either by nomination or directly before voters. The paper supports the nominee if a convention forms or if Mertz runs. A convention notice was later received and published.
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Inauguration Salute Sparks Partisan Fire in 34 State Union
A fragmentary National Salute report recounts Republicans and Democrats in a 34 state Union clash over firing a ceremonial cannon for Lincoln’s inauguration. The piece describes powder money, gun orders, and shifting loyalties as unions and Democrats debate whether to fire all thirty four shots. The account portrays humor and indignation at perceived disloyalty and fraud amid a chaotic, period-appropriate political clash.
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Lincoln's inaugural address praised for calm Union appeal
The piece notes President Lincoln's inaugural address as dignified and patriotic, aligning with Buchanan's sentiments in places. It emphasizes his pledge to execute laws, uphold the Fugitive Slave Law, respect Supreme Court decisions, avoid bloodshed unless forced, and seek a peaceful solution while denouncing secession. It ends by asking if Republicans share this peaceable core.
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Compensation to Owners of Fugitive Slaves Urged in PA
A Philadelphia memorial circulates signatures urging Pennsylvania to pass a law compensating owners of fugitive slaves when mobs rescue them and punishing mob participants. The Philadelphia Ledger supports such a law, arguing it would curb pro slavery mobs and shift costs from taxpayers.
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Lincoln's Inaugural Address Emphasizes Union and Slavery Policy
President Lincoln outlines his pledge not to interfere with slavery where it exists, stresses that the incoming Republican administration poses no threat to Southern rights, and calls for unwavering allegiance to the Constitution. He discusses fugitive slave provisions, oath enforcement, and the balance of power between states and the national government.
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Preservation of the Union and constitutional duty
The speaker argues for adherence to the Constitution and laws to sustain the Union, noting its perpetual nature and accusing attempts to dissolve it. He outlines his pledge to enforce laws, defend national authority, avoid bloodshed, and seek a peaceful restoration of fraternal feeling while warning against actions by those who would destroy the Union.
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Lincoln Inauguration and Union Crisis Reflections
In a lengthy discourse the speaker argues majorities and minorities must yield in constitutional disputes while urging unity. The piece describes Lincoln’s inauguration, reactions of Buchanan and Taney, and the ceremonial procession with troops and spectators, praising peace and restraint amid secession tensions. The narrative notes the crowd, parades, and public display in Washington as the new administration takes office.
Lincoln Address on Civil War bonds and unity
Fragmented text presents Abraham Lincoln urging patience and unity amid political strife. Lincoln asserts no administration can ruin the government in four years if the people stay virtuous and vigilant, emphasizing time, restraint, and constitutional fidelity. The passage closes with Lincoln and Cabinet names.
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