Contests Decide Seats in 1860 Convention Fight
The seven member sub committee ruled on contests for convention seats. Kellogg faction wins in Louisiana. Mississippi contestants seated 4 to 3 after a reconsideration. North Carolina decisions split votes and halve some outcomes. Full committee must approve, Harrison votes about forty were thrown out. Colonel Canaday predicts no change in presidential vote.
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National Committee Votes for Fassett and Cullom to Lead
The National Committee selected Fassett as temporary chairman with support from the Blaine faction, while Cullom drew Harrison votes. A sub committee named minor officers and a contested Mississippi delegation was upheld for Hill. Blaine signaled candidacy to lieutenants as Harrison attended a ball and a Washington Cincinnati game.
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Altercation in Indiana delegation over Harrison support
During a meeting of the Indiana delegation an argument erupted between R. C. Kerins of Missouri and Rhody Shiel the president's ardent supporter. Shiel accused Kerins of lukewarm loyalty to Harrison. L. T. Michener intervened and separated the men saying Kerins is his friend. The dispute ended with Shiel pushed away.
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R. C. Kerins
Missouri
Rhody Shiel
World and Local News Digest
Mr T Jeffer arrives in Paris as Coolidge minister. High water damages railways near Port Huron. Notable deaths include John Wolson Tisdale in Kentucky and Middie Morgan in Jersey City. Tornado near Galesburg destroys crops and buildings with no fatalities. Exports of wheat and flour set a record at Bradstreet's. Street violence and legal cases update the nation.
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Gems in Verse and a Benedick Honeymoon
A reflective poem by Adelaide A. Procter contrasts earthly pride with heavenly peace and love. A light verse scene follows a newly married couple Nell and the speaker, who teases practical reminders as the narrator kisses Nell goodbye each morning and watches time pass.
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