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Newspaper

Daily Telegraph

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1860

Page

2

Republicans to Answer in Ohio and Nearby Towns

Local notices list political meetings and campaign days in several towns including Hamilton Middletown Collinsville New London Oxford Menifee Bethany West Chester and Trenton with Rogers Robertson Maginnis Crane and Marts among speakers. Meetings run Oct 3–8 at various 7 PM or 7:30 PM times.

Middletown W. IL Miller Collinsville C. L. Vallandigham New London Vanderveer Ripar Ceroser Millville MN. Maginnis Crane Oxford T. Miller Menice I. Robertson A. G. Marts

Heep It Defore the People: Republican Pledged to Repeal Slavery Law

The text states the Republican party is pledged to repeal the Pagitive Slave Law and advises resistance to its execution. It reflects a political stance urging defiance against enforcing the law and promoting abolitionist action.

Brinkerhoff Brinkerboll Oberlin United States Chie Republican Party

Principles and expulsions in the 34th Congress of 1856

The text recalls which party held the House in 1856 and lists expulsions of several Republicans William Gilbert from New York for land and rail stock corruption William Welch from Connecticut for extortion and pension book selling Francis Edwards from New York for bribery Erasmus Matteson from New York for bribery and bribery encouragement. It cites sources as the Congressional Globe for the 34th Congress third session in 1956 and references Lincoln’s death.

House of Representatives of Congress Republican’ Party New York House of Representatives Avas William W. Welch Connenecticut Congress Ans Roxana. Kimball F.Q. J. Trip Fett Francis Erasmus Matteson Nepublican House Sapilians Waa Repub Jean Istory Congressional Globe Franklin Lincoln

A Picture of Kentucky's Fate in Political Strife

Archibald Dixon delivers an oration defending Stephen A Douglas and warning Kentuckians about Democratic schemes to force civil war over slavery in the Territories. He portrays Kentucky as a battleground if disunionists prevail, asking what slavery’s protection would merit in such a crash.

Enyst J. MejPetvideot Brea Senate Archibald Dixon Henders Pguiniy Kentucky Stephen A Douglas Kintucky

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