The Peoples' Ticket Columns Preview Ahead of Election
The Peoples' Ticket opens this week's columns and will stay until the election. Talbott Collins and Nos singer are Democrats while Gookins Mills are Whigs.
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Etary
E. B. Collins
Dearborn County
Hiram Z Talbott
Pean County
William R .Nofsinger
Habe County
Supreme Court
Samuel B. Gookins
Vigo County
P. OF Common Schools
Caleb ’Mills
Montgomery County
Peoples
Messrs
Talbott
Collins
Nossinger
Gookins
Mills
Mass Convention to Nominate Anti-Nebraska Ticket
County voters urged to attend a Mass Convention at the Court House on Saturday August 5 to nominate an anti Nebraska ticket for the October election. Townships should be represented. Ellsworth and Chapman expected to speak. call to turnout and begin victory.
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Court House
H. W. Ellsworth
J. P. Chapman
Delegates Named as Senatorial Convention Plans Grow
Deercreek township has appointed delegates for the senatorial convention and others are urged to follow suit. The convention is set to convene Saturday, the 29th, in Rossville, with all townships encouraged to appoint delegates promptly.
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Deercreek
Rossville
Peoples Convention at Indianapolis Draws Thousands Delegates
Report says eight to ten thousand delegates attended the Peoples Convention in Indianapolis on the 13th. Officials from Governor to Constable condemned the actions, with the proceedings to be continued in another column. The ticket is expected to win by a 10 000 vote majority.
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ICP
Peoples’ Convention
Indianapolis
Delphi
Santa Anna
Russia
Bosphorus
Amazon ‘Sea
Pullen
Maine
George III
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church plan hall entertainment
The Ladies of the N. S. Presbyterian Church announce a supper and show at Harris's Hall on the evening of the 5th inst. The event is described as tasteful and well ordered and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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N. S. Presbyterian Church
Harris’s Hall
N. 8. Presbyterian Church
Harris & Co
Fountain County Meeting Upholds D Mace For Congress
A large Chambersburg gathering of diverse parties approves D Mace in Congress and thanks him for opposing the Nebraska bill. The group favors naming Mace as the district anti Nebraska standard bearer and opposes a new Congressional convention.
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Fountain County
Chambersburgh
D. Mace
Congress
Nebraska
Dan’t Mace
Mace
Fountain Ledger
Attica
Chambersburg
Daniel Mace
Court House
Lafayette
Where is the Temperance League and the temperance Glee Club
The platform will host reports on the Temperance League and the temperance Glee Club on the first Tuesday in October. The notice indicates the event location is at the platform, with October timing and a public reporting plan.
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Temperance League
Temperance Glee Club
Congress and Convention Postponement Suggested for August
There is a tendency to delay the Congressional Convention until Congress adjourns on August 4. The Union Club proposes Thursday August 10 in Lafayette as a tentative date, and it is suggested the event be held around that time.
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Congress
Union Club
Lafayette
Carter
Richmond
Anti Nebraska Meeting Forms County Anti Nebraska Club
Deer Creek Township citizens meet at the Court House on July 15 1854 to form an anti Nebraska club elect Thomas Crawford president and L M Granam secretary adopt a constitution appoint a delegate committee for the Rossville senatorial convention and set August 10 as the next meeting date. they denounce repeal of the Missouri Compromise and defend Jeffersonian equality. A large statewide convention in Indianapolis voices opposition to Kansas Nebraska repeal and calls for restoration of the Missouri Compromise and prohibition.
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Deer Creek Township
Court House
Thos. C. Hughes
Tomas Crawforo
L. M. Graham
Ike Jackson
A. H. Evans
T. C. Hughes
J. R. Blanchard
Samuel Grimes
Geo. Bolles
David Moyer
D. R. Harley
Rossville
Thos. Sterling
Enoch Rinehart
Thomas Crawford
Robert E. Booth
Vine Holt
James Downey
Lafayette
Sth
Thos. Crawford
L. M. Granam
Sec’y
The
State Journal
Lafayette Bre
General Passener
State House Yard
J. P. Chapman
Tuomas Surtu
Ripley
Sam J. Howe
S. Parker
L. Bricuam
J. P. Minntixan
S. Nation
Dr. Arreney
Hon
O. P. Davis
H. L. Exzsworth
L. M. Truspane
A.J. Powers
J. M. Connell
M. C. Garner
S. G. Mathews
J. Wilson
G. B. Jocenvy
R. A. Rize
Arnowo
M. C. Garber
Free States
Congress
Col Smith
North-west
Bishop Ames
Henry S. Lane
Crawfordsville
Pettit
Geo. B. Jocelyn
J. A. Hendricks
Mr. Hull
Jefferson
Kansas
Nebraska
Bebb
Ohio
Illinois
Committee On Resolutions
Indiana
N. W
Union
Julian
Committee On
Kilgore
Congress Powers Over U S Territory Denied Slavery
A Jeffersonian note argues Congress has exclusive authority over U S territories and must block any move toward slavery. It lists Democrats like Tho Gillam Jr Taylor Baird J B Milroy and Nathaniel Black as protest signers. The Times editor is accused of bias for labeling anti Nebraska meetings as Whig manipulation.
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the Times
Whig Wire-Workers
Delphi
Messrs
Hughes
Blanchard
Jackson
Moyer
Simpson
Moore
Grimes
Crawford
Graham
Thrawls
Maine
Indianapolis
Congress
United States
Tho’s Gillam, Jr
Taylor Baird
J. B. Milroy
Nathaniel Black
Judge Gillam
The
Times
Convention adjourns amid cheers from worthy delegates
The text notes recognition of worthy sons of illustrious sires in the ministry and reports the Convention adjourned with thirteen cheers, signaling hearty goodwill and camaraderie among attendees.
Cholera in Barbadoes Reported Amidst Panic
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes advices from Barbadoes to the 15th ult. describe fearful cholera spread with deaths running at about 400 per day. Overall toll reaches 5,000, while shipping largely escaped, according to Peru Sent.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Barbadoes
Peru
Cowardice and Fear as Catalysts for Courage
A reflection on fear as a sentinel that awakens courage, noting that cowardice lies in yielding to fear rather than feeling it.
Temperance Resolutions Adopted by State Masonic Grand Lodge
The Masonic Grand Lodge of this state, in its late session at Indianapolis, passed strong resolutions endorsing temperance. The action reflects a firm commitment to sobriety and moral reform within lodge circles and the broader community.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Obituary: Thos. Ritchie Editor Dies in Washington
Thos. Ritchie long served as editor of the Washington Union and Richmond Enquirer and died in Washington on the 3d instant. He shaped political journalism with decades of editorial leadership.
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Thos. Ritchie
Washington Union
Richmond Enquirer
Washington
Chicago Lot Sells for 51000 After Early 1834 Purchase
A Chicago lot once bought for 75 in 1834 sold on the 1st for 51000. The purchaser secured the property at a value dramatically higher than its initial price, marking a notable gain in a historic sale.
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Chicago
Procession in Cincinnati Stretches Five Miles on July Fourth
A Cincinnati July Fourth procession extended about five miles, drawing large crowds and marking a patriotic celebration with full street participation.
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Cincinnati
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Delphi Journal
D. Winearp
CP Haut
Logansport
Pharos
Hall
J.C. Applegate
Henry Ward Beecher
New York
Philadelphia Gazette
St. Jour
Wm. Heyser
Adam Vanderan
Jacob N. Snider
Snider
Know-Nothing
Jake Snider
Old Carroll
Journal
T Times
Democratic Party
Douglas
Carroll County
Ineo Union
Mings
L. M.granam
Dollar Journal
Weekly Times
Pillar of the Republic
John L. Robinson
State Sentinel
H. L. Ellsworth
Mr. Biliines
John Baker
Sugar Creek
Dayton Road
W. B. Sloan
Sloan
Richard Freer Wales
Erie Co
N. Y
Hoofland
Arch Street
Phila
USK Mattresses
Potter & Sipe
Madison Township
Plank Road
C. & G. Moore
W. Ingard
Franklin Street
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