Election reflections on Nebraska delegate race and candidates
The article recalls the Nebraska delegate election showing cross party support for Gen Thayer Bird Chapman Rankin and Judge Ferguson. It praises Ferguson as honest upright and aligned with democratic principles while condemning Chapmans bribery tactics and political manipulation.
Nebraskian editor faces defeat claims and fraud accusations
The piece accuses B B Chapman of deceit and corruption following an election loss. It argues he plots to attack the board of canvassers and seek congressional intervention to overturn the people’s vote. Gov Izard is praised for duty amid Chapman’s intrigues and inflamatory publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Chapman
T. B. Cumming
Gov. Izard
Chapman
Congress
Ferguson
Nebraska
Foul Play in Territorial Elections Allegations Arise
A regional report accuses Chapman and associates of spreading deceitful pro Chapman propaganda to tilt votes for Judge Ferguson. The article notes Chapman’s influence in unfamiliar precincts and mocks Bird’s treachery while urging honesty as a guiding principle.
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Chapman
Judge Ferguson
Ferguson
Too Honest and the Nebraska Delegate Elect
The Nebraska Advertiser carries a praise filled notice for Judge Franca Fencusox as the Territory’s delegate elect to Congress. It credits him with Jeffersonian honesty and capability while noting disapproval of the campaign’s conduct yet support for his public service and intentions to aid squatters.
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Congress
Nebraska Advertiser
Press of
Nebraska
Franca Fencusox
Itang Tam Mene Remarn
Saabs
Honea
Not a candidate in Clark of the Court race
The note clarifies that Enwano Lanox appeared in election returns as a candidate for Clark of the Court but was not a candidate. It states his name was used contrary to his wishes and lauds his consistent voting alignment with the Squatters convention. It recalls past Chapman controversy over certificates and criticizes the Chronotype for broadcasting rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enwano Lanox
Clark
Chapman
Askian
B. B. Chapman
H. P. Bennett
Trials of Reaping and Mowing Machines at Syracuse Exhibit
Ninety seven reapers and mowing machines entered for trial at the National Exhibition in Syracuse New York last month from fourteen states. About forty qualified to trial after paying fees. The ten day test was the most thorough yet. The report will be released at the United States Agricultural Society meeting in Louisville Kentucky on September 1. A Illinois shop produced 4650 units this year at 146 dollars each totaling nearly 700000. Another Illinois shop made over 4000 and projections reach 20000 this year in Illinois alone. A widow of two patentees earns 150000 annually from sales. Frenty Neoners Ser Farr. Harrisburg Telegraph notes Col Thomas Hite and Jefferson county Virginia citizens freed eighty slaves, escorting them to Middleburg Pennsylvania with forty dollars each and clothing before their liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Thayer
Bird B. Chapman
Gen. Larimer
Chapman
Col. Rankin
Judge Ferguson
Uuh
Congress
Plate River
Missouri River
Seauqui Court
T. B. Canning
Bird
Rankin
Ferguson
The
Ter
Syracuse
N. Y
United States Agricultural Society
Louisville
Illinois
Frenty
Broken Banks and Counterfeit Notes Circulation Noted
Preston's Financial Circular lists banks with suspended or failed status and notes in circulation. It reports American Bank Trenton New Jersey at 25 discount, Union Bank Frenchtown New Jersey redeemable, Cumberland Savings Bank Maryland rejected in New York Chicago, and Ohio State Bank closures with varied discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
American Bank
Trenton
N. J
Union Bank of
Frenchtown
New York
Cumberland Savings Bank
Chicago
Ohio
Cin
City Bank
Cincinnati
Union Bank
Sandusky
Stock Security Bank
Danville
Cis
People's Bank
Rushville Bank
Cleveland
Covunit
Counterfeit Bank Notes Warn Readers of Imitations
The notice details numerous counterfeits imitating genuine bank notes from Wisconsin to New Orleans. It lists specific banks, denominations, and vignettes, warning that altered notes and clever reproductions could deceive the public.
The West as Nation in America’s Expanding Destiny
The excerpt extols the western United States as a growing power shaping the nation. It envisions states like Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Utah California and Oregon, their distinct systems, rapid civilization, railroads, and future industrial wealth centering on a continental republic and a Confederate-like grand west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Western Pacific
Superior
Texas
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
South-West
Utah
California
Oregon
Mississippi
North America
Union
Confederacy
First American Paper Mill and 25 Camels Arrive in Texas
The article notes the first paper mill in America at Elisabethtown New Jersey bought in 1728 by William Bradford and mentions 25 camels arriving in San Antonio on the 22d to aid Lieut Beale's wagon road to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Elisabethtown
N.J
William Bradford
Royal Printer
New York, New Jersey
Pensylvania
San Antonio
Texas
Lieut
Beale
Pacific
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