Speech rally highlights Breckinridge and Lane defense
A muddled report describes a public meeting where advocates for Breckinridge and Lane faced counterarguments. Cal. F. C. Shropshire argued on behalf of Ciseglia and Johnson. Col. Parrott and Madge Crook’s electors were noted for their closing remarks.
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Breckinridge
Lane
Cal. F.C. Shropshire
Ciseglia
Johnson
Parrott
Bell
Everett
Madge Crook
Resigned Speaker Appeals for Patriotism and Support
A letter praising a recent resignation as a principled act urges constituents to attend a public gathering and hear the speaker defend his stance. The author credits a spirit of patriotism and a commitment to present facts, contrasting with opponents in the party. The missive is sent in the name of Teagan and United, addressing James Slaughter.
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Shropshire
Seaker
Ion Gogues
Tof Montgomery Abe
Teagan
Wek
Yaster
James Slaughter
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Washington and Jackson Farewell Reflections on Union and Secession
The source contrasts Washington and Jackson with secessionist orators, urging preservation of the Union as the nation’s cornerstone. It quotes warnings against alienation and calls for habitual attachment to the federal bond as essential to safety peace and prosperity. Washington’s farewell stress remains central to the argument.
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Breckinridge
Lane
Democrati
Union
Washington
Jackson
Breckinridge Orators List Missouri as Certain State
In Missouri the official late election returns show C. F. Jackson Douglas 74 446 and H. Jackson Breckinridge 11 415, a Douglas majority of 63 031. The Breckinridge speakers still claim Missouri as a certain state.
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Wissouri
Breckinridge
Missouri
C. F. Jackson
Douglas
H. Jackson
Speech by Linton Stephens praised in Georgia rally
The report highlights Hon. Linton Stephens and his Augusta address in support of Stephen A. Douglas. It lauds Stephens as a staunch defender of the South and the Union, contrasting Breckinridge and Bell with his principled stand. The piece notes the audience’s reception and signals ongoing regional political shifts during the canvass.
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Eorror
Cassiite Staxpann
Linton Stephens Thas
Stephen A. Douglas
Linton Stephens
Supreme Seat of Justice
Alex H. Gov. Johnson
Lower
Georgia
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Breckinridge
Bell
Union
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Douglas
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Mr. Breckinridge
Douglas Gaining Strength in Ken From the Confederacy
Extract of a Kentucky letter argues Douglas nearer right than Bell or Breckinridge on slavery policy and territorial rights. It notes Douglas gaining ground, Bowlin Say appearance, and Breckinridge possibly running. cites Dred Scott implications and politics around Kansas.
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W. J. Doncan
Simpson County
Kentucky
J.A. Stewart
Bell
Douglas
Kansas
Congress
Esay
Breckinridge
Dred Scott
Hell
aDouglas
Breckin
Bowlin
Territorial questions and Douglas contumely in 1850s rhetoric
A heated excerpt argues that Democrats wrongly denounce Mr. Douglas and Southern rights on territorial and slavery issues. It accuses northern Democrats of faithlessness and calls out Abolitionist cruelty while urging adherence to past positions and warning of consequences for unity and survival.
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Douglas
Jabor
Congress
Sioss
West scene voices support for Douglas over Breckinridge
A speaker praises Stephen A Douglas as a strong statesman and patriot and names John Bell as a capable alternative. He condemns John Breckinridge for aligning with anti union forces, stating preference for Douglas over Breckinridge and noting a long personal familiarity with the audience and nation.
Foreigners and elections in Breckinridge era politics
The Albany Patriot reprints a fiery communication attacking foreigners and urging vigilance at the polls for the Breckinridge ticket. It claims Jews and foreigners support the opposite ticket and should be watched to withdraw their patronage. The letter reflects intense anti-foreign sentiment and partisan fearmongering in 1860 election discourse.
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Albany Patriot
Patriot
Breckinridge
T Ic
Albany
Elitor
Tiateras
Breckinridge Responds To National Criticism On Stump Remarks
In Lexington he addresses charges from newspapers about his 1848 Cass vote and defends his past alignments. He notes he paired with Whigs and jokes about campaigning to rally votes. The tone critiques political attacks and highlights his stance during the tour.
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Breckinridge
Lexington
Cass
Liberal victory over Miramon reported in Mexican conflict
The piece notes Liberals in northern Mexico claim victory near Mexico City with Miramon holding position five days, Gen Doblado congratulates Gen Degollado, and Guanajuato placed under authority. Officials warn full casualty details and official reports are needed for full understanding.
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Miramon
Ortega
Guanajuato
Republic
Douglas Man Earns an Honest Man's Praise in South
A South Carolina man in Philadelphia pays a driver with a silver dollar by mistake. The driver chases him, claims the wrong coin, and the confrontation ends with praise for the Douglas man for his honesty. The incident prompts cheers from onlookers and a note that honesty exists in the free states.
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Philadelphia
South Carolina
Sald Patrick
Bedad
South
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