The Kansas Question and Free State Hope
In a June issue the Bristol Phenix argues the national focus is on Kansas and Utah conflicts, predicting a shift toward a Free State triumph despite Southern efforts. It warns that a civil war-like struggle may follow if border battles intensify, but asserts ultimate victory for freedom and constitutional progress.
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Kansas
Utah
Stonmihat
Shianto
Pierce
Hadim
Free States
South
Gov. Walker
Congress
Town Meeting Reelects Moderator and Approves Budget Measures
At the annual town meeting J R Bullock was reelected moderator for the coming year. Other officials were reelected or added to committees including for the Normal School. A 45 cent tax on every hundred dollars was approved to fund town services such as schools, fire, highways, and debt interest. The meeting also authorized road openings, street surveys, lamp posts, and prohibitions on poplar tree planting in the North Burial Ground. A death notice reports Jeremiah Pease Jr. of Edgartown died suddenly at 66. he long served at the Custom House and was active in the local Methodist Church.
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Helijon
J. R. Bullock
Peter Gimmeldingéras
Gots Monro
Lown
H. SigBayx
P. B. Bourn
Wm. L. Peckham
Normal School
Main
Buckroac
SRC TE Cen
High Street
Bradford Street
State Street
Hope Streets
Charles A Greene
Eisha M. Wardwell
Wm. C. G. Cushman
James Corgeshall
J M. Gooding
Tang MI
Gooding
Galeon Gray
Peanard Mad Uy Tare
General Assembly
S. E
High
Bradford
Hope and
Pleasant Streets
Hope
Union Streets
L. G. Bean
W. H. S. Bayley
S. W. Church
N. A. Reed
Phetix
Barney
Noral
Weil
Willy
Nergal
State Normal School
Comina
Phéy
Thamthia
Robert Rogers
Wm. B. Spooner
Messadore
I’. Bennett
Byron Dinan
Joan Norris
S. W. Cuurea
W. H.S. Bayney
M. Buutocx
Edgartown
Jeremiah Pease
Vineyard
Methodist Church
New Bedford Stanfard
Peaser
Sons of
National Divisen
Martiab Inubic
UEA
M.D. McHenry
Iowa
Dyer
Robert Allyn
Aritlery
Friends of Morality
Temperance
Virtue
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