State officials named from Indiana counties
Secretary of State E B Collins of Dearborn county Auditor of State Riram Eb Talbott of Putnam county Treasurer of State William R Nofsinger of Parke county Judge of the Supreme Court Samuel B Gookins of Vigo county and Caleb Mills of Montgomery county named for the public roles.
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E. B. Collins
Dearborn County
Riram EB. Talbott
Putnam County
STATS
William R. Nofsinger
Parke County
Supreme Court
Samuel B. Gookins
Vigo County
Gup
Common Schools
Caleb Mills
Montgomery County
Local slate lists eight named candidates for county offices
For Congress Daniel Mace. for Senator James F Suit. for Representative John T Gwinn. for Sheriff Jonathan Barnett. for Treasurer Mathew Simpson. for Commissioner Thomas C Hughes. for Coroner George Bolles. for Surveyor J M Sterritt.
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Daniel Mace
James F. Suit
John T.gwinn
Jonathan Barnett
Mathew Simpson
Thomas C. Hughes
George Bolles
J. M. Sterritt
Daniel Mace Announces Public Speaking Tour
Daniel Mace, candidate for Congress, will address citizens in Delphi, Pittsburgh, Lockport, Camden, Edwards's Mill, Burlington, Lexington, and Moore's School House from sept 27 to sept 30 1854. He promotes himself as a defender of freedom and democracy.
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Daniel Mace
Congress
Delphi
Pittsburgh
Lockport
A. M
Camden
P.m
Edwards's Mill
A.m
Burlington
Lexington
A.m. Moore
Deurut
Candidate J M Wannace for Marion Judge Seat
J M Wannace Esq of Marion announces his candidacy to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Pettit. He seeks election to the bench and offers legal experience to serve as judge.
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J. M. Wannace, Esq
Marion
Pettit
Court House Clique Attacks Nebraskas Democrats Whigs
A hostile political broadside accuses local groups of spreading falsehoods about temperance laws and private dwelling searches. It denounces demonizing tactics used to coerce voters and claims the spread of liquor crime and poverty is exaggerated to sway opinion.
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Court House
de Ce
Garret
Maine
Carroll County
Debating party ambition and temperance in Carroll county
In Carroll county's political fray, readers confront denouncements of office seekers tied to slavery and whisky, accusations of demagoguery, and calls to reject false teachers. The piece accuses campaigners of hypocrisy, defends Henry Clay, and urges independent thinking and honest voting.
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Henry Clay
Prominent Slave Owner Seeks Delphi Audience On Freedom
67 Jxssz D. Brien, a large slave owner, addresses Delphi on the 20th about Freedom. He supported the Nebraska swindle in the U. S. Senate. The speaker criticizes the Democratic line for relying on slave dealers and warns against Southern domination.
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Jxssz
D. Brien
Delphi
Nebraska
U. S. Senate
State Journal cites strong prospects for People's Ticket
The State Journal notes broad optimism for the People's Ticket across the state and forecasts a larger majority than in 1840. The item stresses widespread belief in gains and favorable sentiment toward the ticket.
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the State Journal
Judge Bronson Enters Race as Hardshell Governor Candidate
Judge Bronson consents to run as the Hardshell candidate for Governor of New York. The development positions Bronson in a hotly watched bid as party tensions surface in the campaign.
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Judge Bronson
New York
H W Ellsworth to Speak at Court House and Pittsburgh
H W Ellsworth will address audiences at the Court House next Wednesday at 1 o'clock and in Pittsburgh at 4 o'clock. The note calls on opponents of the Temperance question to take notice, singling out the Court House clique.
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H. W. Ellsworth
Court House
Pittsburgh
Pettit Requests Three Cheers for Nebraska
Pettit repeated his request for three cheers for Nebraska before a response, and the paper believes more support would have appeared if Pettit had presented the opposite view.
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Pettit
Nebraska
Appeal to Clay Whigs Riles Nebraska Slavery Debate
The South Bend Register denounces Nebraskan calls for fusion with Clay Whigs as hypocritical slander. It defends Henry Clay against abolitionist charges and cites his Indiana Richmond speech opposing slavery expansion. It notes Senator Douglass’s rough reception in Chicago and Tribune coverage.
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South Bend Register
Noble Whig Party
Ashland
Nebraska
Henry Clay
Richmond
Indiana
Mendenhall
Florida
United States
Confederacy
Merxico
Missouri
uGs
Free States
Louisiana
Clay
Congress
British and American Clash Over Central American Protectorate
Dispatches from Mr. Buchanan reveal key facts as sharp correspondence unfolds on Central American affairs. Lord CLARENDon reasserts British pretensions while the US Minister maintains the Clayton Bulwer position as immovable and demands abandonment of the British Protectorate over colonists and settlements.
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Buchanan
Lord Clarenden
United States
Rail line track sinks near Madison on Milwaukee and Mississippi line
A track section at Nine Spring Branch eight miles from Madison on the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad sank last night. The sunken length is several rods and the depth is feared to be 12 to 20 feet. Attempts to lift the iron have failed so far. The Nebraska Convention of the Tenth District nominates E. M. Chamberlain for reelection to Congress. Editor B. F. Truone of the White County Register died Monday night. The Lafayette American reports that most wholesale liquor dealers favor temperance.
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Martin’s School House
Carroll
Railroop Sunx
Nine Spring Branch
Madison
Milwaukee
Mississippi R. R
Wis. Argus
B. F. Truoen
White County
Nationwide fires ravage property across many areas
In recent weeks fires have broken out across the United States, destroying millions of dollars of property and affecting numerous communities. The widespread blazes underscore recurring fire risk and strain local suppression resources.
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United States
Notable Frankfort Citizen Jons Buaxe Dies
Jons Buaxe Esq an aged and respected resident died at his home in Frankfort on Monday last. the community mourns the loss of a long standing figure.
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Jons Buaxe
Frankfort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delphi Journal
Peoples’ Ticket
Brown
Grand Council
Washington
Kansas
Snubbs
Whig Party
Democracy
Fassit
Iere
Charmer
Maine Law Party
H. Clay
Co Appuereate
Office of Representative
Applegate
Douglass
Chicago
the Tribune
Ilinois
North and West
E. M. Chamberlain
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