Massachusetts Democrats Urge Pierce For President And State Victory
The piece argues Massachusetts voters should unite behind Franklin Pierce, citing past state and national vote trends, predicting Pierce may win 52 000 to 54 000 votes with Free Soil and Whig splits. It frames Scott as danger, Webster as Union figure, and calls party organization work to secure electoral votes for Pierce and King.
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Boston
James 8. Whitney
CoNway
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BarNstable
Edward Cazneau
Hingham
Caleb Stetson
Braintree
Isaac Adams
Benj. F. Hallett
Jonathan Nayson
Amesbury
Eben H. Safford
Haverhill
Walter Fessenden
Townsend
C. Knowlton
Worcester
P. Ingraham
South Hadley
Livona
E. Field
Stockbridge
Henry W. Bishop
James D. Thompson
New Bedford
Levi A. Dowley
A. W. Thaxter, Jr
A. M. Holbrook
Concord
Thompson
National Democrats
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Lawrence
Essex County
Market Hall
Newburyport
Bristol County
Town Hall
Taunton
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Richmond St
Salem & Hanover
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Merrimac Street
Washington Street
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Myrtle Streets
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Pearl Streets
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Washington Court
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Spalding
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Castor Oil
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Stephens & Co
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Wilson, Fairbanks & Co
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Portland
Hanover Sts
George Bailey
Hanover Street
Weeks & Ives
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Holden & Cutter
Brown, Lamson & Co
India St
Reed, Cutler & Co
Chapin & Whiton
Commercial St
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Commercial Wharf
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William Galpin
Saint Mary’s Street
Weymouth
Holloway Sia
William Galpiln
Wm. Abbs
Rushcliffe
Huddersfield
William Abbs
W. P. England
Market Street
Frederick Turner
Penshurst
Kent
Strand
Temple Bar
London
British Empire
A. B & D. Sands
J. Hersey
Maiden Lane
Redding & CO
State Street
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ED. Smith
Temple of Heaith
Smith
DR. Dolby
Dolby
Merchants’ Exchange Hotel
Bb. B. Bange
Bangs & Co
Cochituate Bank
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine
Vermont Central
Ogdensburg
Atlantic & St. Lawrence
Ogdeurburg Railroad
Briwster
State
Paris
NCS
Paria
India Wharf
Tt Willis & CO
Gevorge Greig & CO
Long Wharf
Blake, Ward & Ou
Plate
Washington Sts
Tites, & Co
Phineas Sprague & Co
Twhart
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Peak Street
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Pope
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Byron
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Moore
Longfellow
Willis
Art Union
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Finsst
Fisher
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City Wharf
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Old State House
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Babcock
Woborn
Snowhill Street
Guardian
Buckley & Bancroft
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Lincoln
Upton
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Paer
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Winter
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