Delaware State Reporter Terms and Advertising Rates
The notice lists subscription terms for the Semi-Weekly Reporter at two dollars per year paid in advance, with eight dollars if not prepaid, and single issues at five cents. It outlines renewal conditions, advertising rates for one insertion at fifty cents per square and twenty six cents for each subsequent insertion, and guidelines for displayed advertisements, meetings reports, and nonanonymous communications.
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Bonger
Democratic Party
Nonymous Communications
Re-Election of Wm H Seward Sparks Know Nothing Debate
The 1855 discussion centers on whether Seward's Senate re-election marks a Know Nothing victory or defeat. Opponents accuse the Know Nothings of anti-American tactics while backers warn that Seward’s fate signals broader party influence. The New York Herald opposed Seward, arguing his defeat would affect Know Nothing prospects in the South and the 1856 presidential campaign.
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Senate of
United States
Partizan
Know Nothings
Sewage
Know Nothing
The
New York Herald
Lewanon
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
Mr. Wisk
Sewarp
H. Stewarp
New York
Ww. H. Sewarp
Sewarn
Mr. Srwaro
Session of Nebraska Territory Legislature and Know Nothing debate
The Nebraska Territory assembly convened its first session amid partisan mix of Democrats and Whigs with Borkas ing and acting Governor Cox ming presiding. Resolutions favored popular sovereignty and commentary on Know Nothingism contrast Seward’s abolitionist stance, while debates touched on capital location and a proposed Pacific road project.
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Borkasing
T. B Coxming
Council
House of Representatives
Uvah
J. L. Saazo
Richardson County
A. J. Hansom
Douglass County
Qxnehacir Ig
Pacific
Prairies
Ronemrsox
Worthen
Bates
Possible Know Nothing Defection Influences Vote
The writer discusses a split in the Know Nothing order and the impact of defections on recent votes. It questions whether supporters for Mr. Senaep were from the dissident faction and whether this would validate or refute accusations of collusion. Further actions by Sew amp and future steps are awaited to reveal truth.
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State Council
Senaep
Mr. Sewamp
Delaware Legislative Proceedings Read Third Time and Passed
Morning session in Tonspar February 13 reports acts to incorporate Wilmington fire company Kent county agricultural society Brandywine railroad company and to divide district No 19 in New Castle county. Senate passed several third readings and approved charter amendments and juror changes. afternoon sees divorces and bank charters debated. Remonstrances against Delaware Railroad aid heard. adjourned to 10 tomorrow.
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Delaware Fire Company
Wilmington
Agricultural Society of
Kent County
It and
Brandywine Railroad Company
Senate
DuPont
New Castle County
Mary A. Nichols
Delaware College
Lewes
Rehoboth
Huns Dred
McKee
Middletown Hall Company
Afr
Prettyman
Lewes Railroad and Wharf Company
Wilson
Asbury M. E. Church of
Cullen
Levy Court
Eilegned
Ellerood
W. W. Morgan
Sussex County
Messrs
Ellegood, Waples and Groves
Mount Salem
Laws
House
Sheppard P. Houuston
Joint Committees of Conference
Farmer's
Brandywine
Henry
Delaware
Ellegood
Yeas
Woodall
Delaware Railroad Company
Waples
Woodward
Mgr. Xfoore
Mechanics Bank of Wilmington Incorporation Passes Third Reading
The legislature reports third reading and passage of An Act to incorporate the Mechanics Bank of Wilmington. An Act in relation to Banks also passes. The Senate adjourns to 3 PM after readings. House and Senate exchange amendments on the bank bill and related measures. Afternoon session notes enrollment and signing of bills. The joint resolution is presented for concurrence.
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Mechanics Bank of Wilmington
Senate
Henry
House
Mechanics’ Bank
Wilmington
Wrosesnar
Fee
Seward
Howes
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