Democratic Convention in Maine Nominates Governor Candidate
The Maine Democratic Convention held speeches by Samuel Taylor and others as delegates formed committees on resolutions and state administration. The body debated peace and war, with Charles Jarvis nominating Taylor for Governor and calls for acclamation and a noon ballot postponed to the afternoon session.
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Alfred
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Gorham
Samuel Taylor
Fairfield
James Cobb
Androscoggin
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Aroostook
Joseph Howard
Cumberland
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Franklin
Charles Jarvis
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George W. Stanley
Whig
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Lincoln
Wm R. Files
Daniel H. Brown
Kennether
Albert Moore
Somerset
James $. Ransom
Penobscot
Atwood Levenseller
Knox
John Lee
James R. Talbot
Washington
Eben F. Pillsbury
Zebulon Rowe
Wm H. Simpson
Waldo
Ellsworth
Coombs
China
Edwin R. Wiggin
Salisbury
Jarvis
Taylor
Covention
Mark Wood
G. L. Boynton
Bangor
E. R. Wiggin
Saco
Bton Bradbury
Anderson
Bradbury
J. W. Bradbury
Augusta
Joshua A. Lowell
East Machias
Democratic State Convention At Portland Maine
The Maine convention gathered the largest delegate body yet, with high influence members. It endorsed Bion Bradbury for governor, praised Republican loyalty, and warned against copperheadism while defending Union stability and constitutional fidelity. The piece voices strong partisan critiques of Kentucky and northern Democrats, asking whether Governor-elect Bramlette aligns with Copperhead positions.
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The Russian Note and Its Global Repercussions
The note proclaims Russia's right to manage its affairs and condemns England and France for meddling in Poland. It portrays Russia as superior to rival powers and rejects Vienna treaty limits. The piece critiques the alliance’s claims and stresses solidarity with Austria and Prussia over Poland matters.
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Question of Reconstruction and slavery at ballot box
The speaker argues that states like North Carolina returning to the Union should resume full status without conditions, while Radicals push war to abolish slavery. The choice, they say, is plain and must be decided by the people at the ballot box.
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Confederacy
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Pierce Denies Disloyal Letters Amid Davis Claims
The Detroit Free Press rejects Radical claims that ex-President Pierce wrote or favored disloyal letters to Jeff Davis. It argues Pierce felt national shame over the rebellion, differed with Lincoln on methods, but never supported Davis nor disloyalty, while noting possible Davis papers contain Pierce correspondence.
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Mexico in the grip of upheaval as leaders waver
Dispatches reveal Gen Doblado and Gen Comonfort inclined to yield to French pressure and share spoils. Ortega and La Slave were robbed by their escort. La Slave slain and Ortega wounded yet possibly escaped. Juarez stays in San Luis issuing decrees while wielding forced loans and levies, prompting prisoner crackdowns and unrest. Don Juan Antonio Lafuente sent to the U S with full powers to seek aid.
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United States
Curtin renomination signals GOP unity in Pennsylvania
The nomination of Governor Curtin for reelection is framed as a defeat for the Radicals who sought a new candidate. The piece portrays the party as unstable and afraid to risk a change, highlighting Curtin's strengthened leadership within the Pennsylvania Republican fold.
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Abolition victory myth in Kentucky election debated
The writer accuses Administration papers of deceit over Kentucky election results claiming an Administration victory. The piece defends Union loyalty, questions the Copperhead label, and mentions Judge Bramlette as Governor-elect whose win radicals tout.
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