Buchanan policy and no slavery expansion pledge
The LY Journal notes Democratic friends press for Buchanan to oppose the extension of slavery and end slave trader assaults on the Constitution and labor rights. It states support if he adopts this policy, but questions whether Beerrasan will follow through. The piece urges parties to uphold the banner “No Slavery outside of the slave States.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Buchanan
Friends of Free
Kansas
North
New-York Tribune
Democratic Party
Beerrasan
Cholera Rumors After Hamburg Vessels Reach New York
Several Hamburg ships arriving in New York report many cholera cases aboard. Though Hamburg faced an outbreak, no cases appeared on the vessels until a week at sea. The New York ship Jones notes little fear of epidemic spread at this season, while noting Hamburg’s northward location and past Russian outbreaks may shift public sentiment.
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Hamburg
New York
N. Y. Jones
St. Petersburg
Russia
Minnesota Items From The St Paul Pioneer Headlines
Territorial Congregational churches met in St Anthony on October 23 and 24. The Mississippi River remains ice free up to Lake Pepin, with boats only to Winona. Rafiman John Cline fatally stabbed in a Winona saloon brawl on the 17th. Madison Wihl shot and killed in a Cook Valley claim dispute last week. Reese jewelry store on St Anthony Street robbed, $2,500 to $3,000 in jewels taken. St Paul City Marshal reports 21 arrests for intoxication last month. Point Douglas election gave J W Burber a 15 vote majority, strengthening the Republican House prospects.
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St. Paul Sioneer
St. Anthony
Lake Pepin
Winona
John Cline
Rafisman
Second St
Madison Wihl
Cook Valley
Wa- Dashaw Village
St. Paul
Point Douglas
J W. Burber
House
Murder in Fulton City After Dance Hall Brisken Row
An Irishman named Patrick Gavin was brutally murdered in the street after a dispute at a dance hall in Fulton City on Saturday evening. He was a quiet, inoffensive man and not involved in the row, likely mistaken for another person.
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Fulton City
Patrick Gavin
Congress Assembles Amid Turmoil Over Southern Faction
The piece notes Congress convenes on Monday and sits through March. It accuses Buenanova and Southern Fire-Mating allies of plotting, while Wise and Dovanas factions threaten reprisals. It adds skepticism about the charges and warns of political danger. Milwaukee papers report the death of Solomon Juneau, Milwaukee’s first mayor.
Freeport Manufacturing Co building ready on Liberty Street
The Freeport Manufacturing Company completes a large brick three story facility on Liberty Street with 400 machine capacity, a one story 66 by 50 foot wing housing boiler engine and vault, eighty horsepower engine by Power, earth covered boiler, rail access, and planned loading rails to the railroad. The project promises future city growth and stockholder profits. details on intended use will follow. The Little Pilgrim offers annual budget prompts. Northwestern is a new weekly reformist candidate at Waukegan, priced at $2 yearly.
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Tir Prenport Manufactory
Freeport Manufacturing Company
Liberty Street
A. C. Poweut
Fulton Foundry
Surdcuse
Fragments From The Elkhorn Reporter 1855 Notes
The Elkhorn Reporter is discontinued with its goodwill and subscription list transferred to an independent paper. Florida crops look good this season. A coal vein six feet thick was found near Edwardsville Illinois. An Albany ad jokes about an Irishman to hold a wife’s tongue. Donald G Mitchell earned a premium on swine at a cattle show. Twelve Janesville lots sold for 14822 50, eight years earlier 300 was paid. A eloped young lady returns with a star. Steamboat losses on the St Louis to New Orleans route totaled over 2 million in 1855. A Philadelphia shooting at Messrs Milner & Clawges ends with the death of Philip Clawges. motive alleged as seduction of a wife.
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Elkhorn
Florida
Edwardsville
Madison County
Illinois
Albany Zzpress
Donald G. Mitchell
Iir Marvel
Janesville
St. Louis
New Yorleans
Philadelphia
Philip & Clawees
Messia. Milmer & Clawges
Shurlock
A. Hurlay
Ae Teus
Aimee Ure
Coverer
Pont & Ducade
Hurley
Taking the Back Track on Buchanan’s Pro Slavery Ties
The Detroit Mee Lrese protests the belief Buchanan serves the pro slavery party. It notes Northern backers hope for Kansas to stay Free State and insists Democracy’s old policy must not change. The Party should face the consequences of aiding Prenaxas.
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Detroit
Mee Lrese
Buchanan
Kansas
Prenaxas
Prospects of the Illinois Cesraag Rail road land sales
The October land sales of the Illinois Central Railroad Company show about 300000 dollars in receipts, with actual settlers purchasing this October and fewer speculators than last year. Directors returning from study express renewed confidence, and buyers anticipate sales and business to surpass capacity without major equipment gains as land prices north of Mendota rise.
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Illinois Cesraag Railroad
Minois Central Railroad Company
Shus
Sui
Mendotr
Advertisement satire in a 19th century paper
The Sunday Times unearthed a pedestrian ad seeking a wealthy, beautiful match from a young man fond of spending. The anonymized appeal reads “Button” and targets ladies, prompting reflections on society’s morals. A table-side quip contrasts tailors with a growing business, joking about a single goose between two newcomers.
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Winn
The
Sunday Times
Button
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Freeport,l
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Minnesota
Congress
Buenssan
Buenavan
Dovanas
Beciasas
New-York
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Milwadedphia
Car
Arcelsior
Waukegan
Car Omnibus
Welch
Rastern
New York City
Agution Ang Comluasseon
Conet Hiouse
Witla
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Leders, &c
Pabties
Marchandise
Ds Isn
Wisner
Dun
Genesee Fa
Iabor
Annn Curtin
Ambrose
Vom
Cenilogy
Shall
UM. Klotchkiss
Dean July
Mra M.A
Mary Moulton
Maying
Wiene
Greenville
B. Bairfight
J.W. Muzzy
Wmn. Ford
Mrs. MA
Curtis
Bhd
al, Bailey
Ry Dodds
S. Ay't
Lena
Fant Emmert & Burrell
Ang Lurge Daniels
Botson
Stephenson
Libertyests
Hurrell
Jyndaw
Burrellis
Mysdawst
Hobson
Widwell
Sepelndey
Orson
Andy
RLM
Andy Hirolt
P.M. Alexander
Millard
GW. Brown
Wsner
Jane Plussops
Stephengon County
Stephenson Co
Ae Pueda
Engole & Strom
Brandie
Freeport
Fll
Aptrove Rav Erick Aba
Haxge Black
Stechengen
Haive
New-York City
Gishay
Parmer
Ang Dawit
SySddais
Lyme
Ely
Hovsw
Horron
Chicago Union
COMPA
Gorn
Shay
Clark Street
Parma
Wna
von Stock Company
Wagty Bat
Wil
Shisteholdery
Uo Ayn
Ik Holdeg
Ia. Onn
Berkshiry
Rane County
Millors
Rockford State Road
Howse
Lot
Morgan Street
Lake
Fultinst
Yhia
Uke
A.C. Ellivhorpe
Yale Ai
Wiarlington
Rane
Lui
Lotain
Alvidends
Kitty
Billy Tete
Brooklyn
Cnega
Bieo
Chieaze Petit Stock Company
Gt. Boomvith
Tay Bay
John A
Thompeeny
Piers
al Tate
Iver
Clarksby
Enmen Acesverell
Josxin
Jou
Ke Iveliis
Vaxin
Dbarrison
Jules Hawel
Alan Harrier
Yarry
Lyon
Phalon
Jose
Haiti
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