Wyoming Republican Platform Text
The delegates declare unity in support of equal opportunity, abolition of slavery, and the Union. They endorse President Grant’s administration, propose immediate settlement lands for Wyoming, and urge federal policy to develop railroads and open lands to laborers worldwide. They advocate extension of homestead laws and oppose tribal dispossession while promoting progress and civilization.
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Republicas Party
Wye
Wyerestor
Seerane
Union of
Braters
Wyoming
Ray
Missouri River
Farvesia
Popul Ton
Pathomal
Joe Imme
Vind Aloulde
Balp Falls in Philadelphia Sat Urday
A cryptic note reports Balp fell in Philadelphia on Saturday before the fret four weeks.
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Balp
Philadelphia
Befjag
Republicans Rally Planned At Ford House Meeting
Tonight the postponed gathering will be held at Ford House with announced speakers. The notice urges Republicans to mobilize and Democrats to listen to GOP arguments, hoping voters will back the candidates who can secure aid for the territory.
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Ford House
Assembly
Wyoming mining prospects and exploration urges action
An editorial column urges support for developing Wyoming mining wealth and making Cheyenne a supply depot for new rich gold and silver mines. It notes treaties hinder accessibility, reports applications to authorities, and mentions W. W. Corlett and W. H. Brown of Fort Laramie pushing moves, with patience for government action.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
W. W. Corlett
W. H. Brown
Fort Laramie
Wyoming Delegate Election Warned Against
The text urges voters to avoid electing Mr Nuckolls as a territorial delegate, arguing a delegate has no voting power and serves only local interests. It claims the move would pit Wyoming against the national party and cautions choosing private welfare over party issues.
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Mr. Nuckolls
Wyoming
Down With The Flaunting Lie In The Argus
The Argus blasts a recent issue for flaunting a flag display at the Postoffice building. It accuses Democrats of betraying the flag and promises a future Appomattox for their cause while noting other oddities like a floating chair factory on the Mississippi. Clarifying remarks from Elder Mann on family government are included.
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Rample
Postoffice
Appomattox
To Our Friends Urges Work For Corlett Legislative Ticket
A call to supporters to work hard in the final days before the election. Encourages personal influence and solicitation to defeat opponents, warning to stay vigilant and active to secure victory.
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Corlett
Legislative
Heaven
Earth
Vote Choice Told By Democratic Leader On Wyoming Builds
Tom Street urges voters to oppose public appropriations for state houses courts and public buildings in Wyoming. He argues it is better for Democracy to win the election than for Wyoming to gain aid from Congress in developing the Territory. Voters are urged to support Nuckolls or Corlett based on party and self interest.
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Tom Street
Wyoming
Congress
Corlett
San Francisco
United States
Yates
Kellogg
Hendricks
Thurman
House
Choy Chew
Sing Man
Colfax
Yosemite
Col
Houghton
Washington
Rawlins
Boulwell
ST. Lown
Capt
Shaw
St. Louis
Casper Watts
East St. Louis
Watts
Gen. Schevield
Leavenworth
Ie Diine
Iie
St. Loria
National Dietel
Pourty
Oxford
Black Hills Wealth Seen North of Platte in Wyoming
Fort Laramie August 21 1860 Epster is urged to publish views on the Black Hills north of the Platte. The writer describes vast grazing and agricultural lands, rich mineral belts from Old Mexico to British possessions, and reports gold and silver in Wyoming. He notes treaties as obstacles and asks for a government escort and prospecting aid starting mid September.
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Fort Laramie
W. T
Epster
Black Hills
Platte River
Cheyenne River
Missouri
Dakota
Montana
Powder River
Big Horn Mountains
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Father de Smet
Ari Ce
Sherman
Harney
Sanborn
Apo
Enterpre
Miners confront Indian claim near Taos Utes
A small Taos Utes band and a Pi Ute band ordered miners to leave their camp, saying no mining would be allowed. The miners voted to pause all claims while a committee to meet the Indian agent and Colorado governor determines rights.
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Sherman
Mullson
North Park
Colorado
W.H. H
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Social and Scientific Quirks
A collage of odd items includes pea green trousers for Mrs. Walker, Californians with a $73,000 fortune, church discipline in Oshkosh for giggling, race and education protests in Indianapolis, twins born in Carroll County Georgia, a mosquito bloodline claim from New Jersey lovers, Josh Billings on humanity, and French experiments in electrocution as medical cure touted by Dor Poggidi.
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Dr. Walker
Oshkoeh
Indianapolis
Carroll Co
Georgia
New Jersey
Josh Billings
Rural levee scene yields unexpected spring joke
Louis and a couple of rural men stroll a levee where sewer mouths appear as natural springs. One man exclaims at another spring and the other jokes that the water is no better than before, sparking a chuckle amid the dusty walk.
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Louis
Jim
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