Political turmoil over abolition and party lines in Illinois
The piece denounces the Democratic party as corrupted by abolitionist influence and criticizes the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad for spreading anti Constitution sentiment. It also reviews local notices, events, and advertisements amid a charged political climate with calls for unity against perceived radicalism.
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Democratic Party
Ward Boocher
Roy, Greeley
Mississippi
Dupage
Bane
DeKalb, Lee and
Whiteside
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Charles I. Hanmond
Free Speech Rally in Freeport Seeks Delegates
The Freeport gathering of the Friends of Free Speech and Freedom and Fuemexy invites attendees for a September meeting on Actust 20 1806 at 10 pm. Prominent invitees will attend and remarks will cover the Congressional Convention delegates selection and support for Free Kansts with the Freeport German Band led by Percy Kunven expected.
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Friends of Free Speech
Freeport
Percy Kunven
How It Won How It In The Congressional Convention of 1860
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Democratic Convention in Joliet 1860 opposing slavery expansion and urging Congress to restrain interference with states Domestic Institutions. The Cincinnati convention reiterates state sovereignty and warns abolitionist interference risks.
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Joliet
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Democratic Meeting at Lena Ends in Heated Exchange
A Lena audience heard Democratic speakers argue for states rights and territorial governance while Republicans were accused of prolonging slavery. The meeting depicted a sharp clash over Congress powers, with supporters of the Constitution praised and warnings given about federal overreach. Yellow Fever concerns were also noted in New York.
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Congress
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Union
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Didge Parner
Lena
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New-York
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