Editor's absence cited. editors clash over rights and race
The paper announces the editor will be away to Syracuse for a trial, leaving the helm to a trusted assistant. The issue defends the paper's stance on the Dred Scott decision and Nebraska Act, denies advocating racial equality, and questions the Bulletin's portrayal of anti slavery positions. It notes debates over polygamy, squatter sovereignty, and Utah domestic arrangements, and references petitions and political reorganization within the era’s party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Jallall
Ray
Leldedén
dJourand
United States
Bulletin
Micawber
Congress
Utah
Onre
A Visit to Yellow Creek and the Kansas Matters
A travel letter from Rockford to Yellow Creek recounts a rough train ride amid rain and a vivid landscape. The author visits friends, views farming country from Freeport to Yellow Creek, praises a new Fanning Mill, and attends a liberal gathering. The message closes with Kansas political rumors about voting rights and party splits, contrasting Free State and proslavery forces and noting broader amalgamation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow
Creek
Horrous
Rockford
Earth
Calliope
Susannah
Express
Vineport
Rockforrt
Silas Andrews
Yellow Creek
Freeport
Cora
Uhere
Andrews
Judea
Kansas
Chicago
National Democracy
Stringfellow, Calhoun
Letter on regional beauty and spiritualism views
A column notes a well written letter praising the region between here and Yellow Creek and discusses the publishable nature of correspondence. The paper states it does not endorse views on spiritualism and will publish correspondents’ views if fair, even when they differ from the editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Proust
Eleroy Station
Pisgah
Eleroy
Sheppard
Paddy
Yurnow Ongex
Yellow Creek
Lavguer
Ghemndval Laboratory
Parsi
Jederoon
Pierre Lavour
Seror
Laer
Lacue
Jacob
Spacghur
Vier Uburd
Saverad
Movert Copnac
Puuithey
Saige Nettle
United Yaryard Proprietors
Castiftinn
Adadon Deck Brandiess
Coznee
Suvtely
Waiskey
Laguli
Tie Mount Etek
Lavour
Fathi
Uae
St. Charles
Poydrius
Wilaf
Utaly Gentile Mr A. T. Going Announces Quit Claim
The Lowiaville Journal notes Mr A C Going, described as among the last Gentiles at Utaly, declares his intention to quit that place. The piece hints Brigham Young may view Going as near to Cumming, while warning that Cumming is coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ‘T. Going
Utaly
Brigham Young
Lnto
Cumming
Lowiaville
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Dally Journal
John C.fremont
California
Se _B
Chi
Dixon
Mendota
Bit Sue
AL Lows
Pasdengr
Paasonjeer
Wsop
Por Galens
Dunleith
Red Stork
Cuba
St. Lois
Sulle
Mendyer and Dixon
Uth
Poat
Chicago Street
Rte
Pivengon County Tank
F. W.S
Brawsny
Postimastyr
Dalotn Powteny
Abuitie
Lesvert
Derinda
Sliver Creek
Crane's Grove
Aid Dai Isens
A Jeremiah Webster
El 13
Elton Haa Sisnal Buga
Brawley
Gage
Bagg
Valroniel Dutedligencer
Eailor
Senglor Douglas
New-York
Sete
Garrisonian
Douglas
Stephenson County
Trinito Webster
Dureaniah
Merk
Avid Court
Aimee
Dereminh
Antin
Quebayer
Ant DM
L. W. Guiteau
Olenk
Movare & Dakinita
Wolding
Pittsbury
Burnean
Gina G M Clayton
Brewster House
Hind
Armey Orr
Layton
Brewaler House
Stephenson Street
Basten
Brewarer
Horace Waters
Broadsay
Wesdyise
Bengetsat
Jyau
Nlawtis
Emment & Kmurrell
Siduke & Darig
Aguats
James Clark
M. L
Hona
Fessen
Price
Caroda
Baldwin & Cld
Iauhhester
Tuptle & Moses
Aubority Ny
Dalestide
BLM & Burrell
Cheeseman
Witlel
Chirlex
Cuckenin & On
St Naredey Freeport
Emintert & Buerat
Cornelinad
Cway
New-Fark
New Bay
Ness
Garga
Wang
Green
Msek Feng
Stacles
Gatlee
Kimnr
Keith Diery
Busbrodlers
Uu Mitta
Gistitts
Gillip Chin
Uitions
P. Lacouh
New-Orlvaie
Durchasere
Ney-Ore Beaus
Fayniah
Ghent
Gils
Dankialy
Louis
Jani
Jena
Mt Oil
GENU
Amiasna
Frs
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