Convention versus the Platform in Cincinnati debates
Local comments argue that editors falsely denied a Cincinnati Convention resolution endorsing Pierce. The piece accuses Journal editors of evasive wriggles and deliberate omissions to mislead readers about platform contents and political loyalties in the Pro-Slavery Democracy disputes.
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Cincinnati
Franklin Preven
Stephenson County
Pirnor
Prener
Congress
Pierce
The
Bulletin
Jatmath
Cincinnati Platform
Editor Accused of Altering Convention Proceedings
The editor faced claims of garbling the convention's proceedings and omitting key facts. It is alleged he attended the Convention and knew of its passage, admitting coverage but twisting details to mislead readers for sinister purposes. Accusations urge accountability for disgraceful conduct.
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Lin
Speaker Moraes Elected Assembly Speaker in Adams Me
The assembly selected cucus My. Moraes of Adams Me for Speaker with 35 votes against Anxonn of Cook who had 80 and 5 scattering. A Tribune correspondent notes Moraes spoke briefly, voice weak, amid a noisy crowd, papers unreadable, casting doubt on his fitness for the role.
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Cucus My. Moraes
Adams
Anxonn
Cook
Chicago Tribune
Horates
Times
The Legislature and Senate Committee-Appoint Battle
The piece notes no Journal numbers yet from Springfield and mentions Democrat efforts in the Senate to strip the President of committee appointments. A rules amendment was moved on the 6th by Cantis of Adams and opposed by Jupp, Cook, and Tancorr, with no final action reported but a renewed contest anticipated.
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Session
Springfield
Chicago
Senate
Cantis
Adams
Jupp
Cook
Tancorr
Know-Nothing Clerk Reveals Hidden Allies in Chicago Assembly
A Chicago clerk of the assembly, Cuanres Lei, is described as elected by Democrats with Know-Nothing assistants. The text notes W. C. 3B Grnnesom of Christian and Z. Ryay of Lawrence, both tied to Know-Nothingism. It questions the pro slavery and Know-Nothing affinity and calls the arrangement noteworthy.
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Cuanres Lei
Chicago
Assembly
W. C. 3B
Grnnesom
Christian
Z. Ryay
Lawrence
Beecheler
Broadway
N. Y
Ailias
Gurnine Hay Tre Maine Agel
Weeliam A
Fmnmerd & Seerell
Hue
Warnoe Golds
The Golden Opportunity Lost Concluded
William Randall's marriage plans to Mary Artwell crumble as she rejects a wealthy mechanic. She later rejects a city suitor, while Randall rises to the U S Senate. Mary weds without heart, lamenting the lost chance, and the piece warns readers not to miss their own golden opportunities.
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William Randall
Mary
Willian
William
Miry
Mary Aytwill
Laneth
Jim
United States
Mary Artwell
Trev
New York
Mary Randall
Samuel Hoppin
Woppin
Fluura
Hoppin
Mary Artwill
United States Senate
Two Snyder County Journals Unite in Marriage
The Zines of Freeburg and the Journal of Middleburg, both Democratic papers, announce their union and future publication from Middleburg. Maj Shunk and his corps, halted by cold weather, completed a 40 mile survey along the Lewisburg Center and Spruce Creek Railroad through the Narrows near Spring Bills.
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Pennsylvania
Snyder County
Freeburg
Journal of
Middleburg
Shunk
Lewisburg, Center & Spruce Creek
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