Daniel Macs Campaign Tour Dates for Con ycass
Daniel Macs announces campaign addresses to voters at Delphi Pittsburgh Lockport Camden Edwards's Mill Burlington and Lexington from Sept 27 to Sept 30 1854. He describes himself as a defender of Freedom and Democracy and invites citizens to attend. Detroit Sept 7 1854. CF See notice of sale of property by George Gilliford. A rare chance for bargains.
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Con Ycass
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A. m. Moore
Detrot
George Gilliford
Tho’s A. Robison
Carroll County
Ind
S A. Robison, Jr
Daniel Cornick
Benjamin H Smith
Temperance battle roars in Carroll County canvass
In Carroll County the Times wields sharp criticism of Applegate and the Court House faction as they clash over Maine Law temperance policy. The article defends a local ticket stance, rails against liquor doggeries, and links temperance to broader political alignments and slave expansion fears.
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United States
Delphi Times
Power and Faction in Court House Clique Critique
A historic editorial denounces the Court House Clique as corrupt and self serving. It praises independent honest men and calls for removing the faction's grip on offices to prevent deserters from gaining rewards at public expense.
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Court House
Davis speech targets Nebrask a opponent in district race
The Laf. Cour. reports Dr. Davis declared he has never seen truth in an anti Nebraska paper. The paper promises to publish a truth for his benefit, claiming on October 16 he will be the worst beat man ever to run for Congress in the district.
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Dr. Davis
Cour
Editor Probes Gwinn on Missouri Compromise Cutoff
The Times editor questions John T. Gwinn about voting for a U S Senator who would back restoring the Missouri Compromise line and ban slavery north of 36 30 minutes. Col Applegate calls the claim a falsehood and argues the Missouri Compromise merely set a northern boundary for slavery.
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Times
John T. Gwinn
Col. Applegate
Meeting at Martins School House Ends with Ruling
Journal claimed a vote occurred at Martins School House meeting but Times reports the group divided into 21 and 11 instead. The outcome labels the many as a liar, with the meeting deeming the assertion false.
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Martin
Nebraska Swindle Passes Free Soil Measure Says Arriecate
7Col Arriecate condemns the Nebraska bill as a strong free soil measure and questions why the South and Administration backed it. He notes remonstrances from Northern freemen arose only from free states as the South wages a hard war to extend peculiar institutions.
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Arriecate
Nebraska
North
Free States
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The passage criticizes Applegate for contradicting stated stances on Free Soil and northern restraint while noting his numerous political shifts. It questions the sincerity of southern support and frames his claims as muddled and hypocritical. The speaker anticipates further clarification amid ongoing political debate.
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Applegate
How They Lie on Kansas Boundary Debate
The Crawfordsville Review accuses editors of false reporting about Kansas Territory’s southern boundary. The bill defines the boundary along the 37th parallel north, extending to the eastern boundary of New Mexico, placing much of Kansas above the Missouri compromise line. The writer labels the editor as ignorant or corrupt and calls for political rivals to outdo them.
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