Senate Changes Reflect Partisan Shifts in 1850s Balloting
The article details Senate election outcomes with 19 members chosen. It notes Republicans gaining several seats while Democrats extend influence in other states. It mentions New Jersey and Minnesota pending seats and highlights that most new members have prior governing experience, with party splits favoring Republicans in the North and Democrats elsewhere.
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Warnut
Minnesota
Surmons
Arkansas
J. W. Huewrnrit
Texas
Houston
K. N
W. P. Frssenvzn
Maine
Joux P. Hart
New Hampshire
Atsazat G. Brown
Mississippi
Cresent C. Cray, Jr
Alabama
James Cursyot
South Carolina
Evans
Willard Savissouny
Delaware
J. P. Bensam
Louisiana
Henry
House
Senate
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lecompton
Stuart
Michigan
Deverns
Congress
Public Domain for McCormick Reaping Machine
Telegraph reports the Commissioner of Patents refused to renew the McCormick Reaping Machine patent. With the patent expired yesterday the invention becomes public property. The piece argues this ends monopolistic taxation and supports broader free use for agriculture while acknowledging the patentee’s wealth from sales.
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Congress
Naming a Territory and a Governing Chance
A discussion on naming a new Territory near Pike's Peak and Cherry Creek, debating Corona Toioga and Juyrunson as possible cognomens, with criticism of musicality and a note on Presidential-name usage and territorial organization. The Lawrence Republican praises Gov. Medary for prudent leadership and favorable reception by the legislature.
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Pike’s Peak
Cherry Creek
Corona
Columbus
Toioga
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Medary
Kanda
Prolonged Habeas Corpus Clash Stirs City
A writ of habeas corpus leads to a chaotic assault on a sheriff’s office around 2 am. Deputies, a mob, and a strident anti mulatto faction clash over control of a man named Fisher. The incident prompts riotous headlines and a heated public response at an immense mass meeting.
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Vick
Leavenworth City
Sarama Arena
Iay
Berty
Charley
Boyle
Viever Dette
Garvis
Carpenter
Fisher
Omar Bens
Bloss
Williams Grant
Hamer
Baily
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Monroe
Garvin
Mattis
TIMES
Vaughan & CO
Fragmentary 19th Century Dispatches Mention Health and Chess
A ragged Paris to New York run of notes cites health recovery, a New York corroboration about Din and Jones Lake near Auburn, and scattered reminiscences. It also references Morphy’s mastery over Anderssen and other French or British chess figures, plus rural elderly bakemen and Revolutionary veterans.
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Jones Lake
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Brown
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Salem
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Alison
Sage
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Teele Tate
Guana
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Wallace
Cook Convicted of Murder in the Second Degree
The jury found Charles Cook guilty of murder in the second degree for the death of Kate Bureau after forty eight hours deliberation. He faces life in prison unless a bill of exceptions changes the verdict. A new trial motion was filed by his counsel.
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Onantys Coon
Kare Bausv
Gayt
Canisr
Meadlin
Beiter
William Seiter
Kate Bureau
Common Pleas
Carter
Jackson
Greene Township
Samuel Myers
Delhi Township
John Rogers
John Moore
Henry Vail
John
Pearce
Carpenter
Harrison Township
Garrett Smith
Sycamore Township
Lewis
Adie
Coleraine
Stephen Passmore
Crossley Township
Joseph Mayhew
Johnston
J. B. Pollock
Leiter
LT Cook
Esculapius
Topsy
Medical College
Teachers Removed Stir Free School District
Two Second District Free Schools teachers were removed by the current School Trustees at their late election and new teachers appointed. The former teachers visited to collect papers and bid their scholars farewell, causing tears among students and onlookers. Citizens voice concern over possible favoritism and promise to report full facts soon.
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Senate
Messrs
Batcut and
Frrou
Congress
Taument
Clarpon NE
House
Mississippi
House. Afterward, Their Credentials Were Referred To the Committeee On Elections
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Parnriss
Waxp
Clamoraz
Guotwow
Committee On Elections
Mason
Virginia
Pl Tn
Phelps
N. Southgate
Jennie Williams
Wade
Young Men’s Democratic Association
Robert Richardson
Covington
James Arnold
Paris
Jones
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