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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1855

Page

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Trumbull Elected to Senate Amid Union Tensions

The Illinois election returns show Lyman Trumbull elected to the U S Senate succeeding Gen Shields, with praise for his legal mind and integrity. The piece weighs Republican aims and the Missouri Compromise era stance, noting mixed reactions among readers and potential succession questions. Southern influences and abolitionist contrasts are discussed, alongside Seward’s victory in New York and its national implications.

Awato Lyman Trumbull Madison County Senate Illineds Shielda Trumbull Trum- Dull Truman Douglas Baltimore Democratic Party Morever Congress Springfield Rockford Ryjelcing Bull Aear Republic West Conyon Jude Trumbull Vemperaine Ingo Farang Judy To Trumbull Douglas & En Col. Bissell

Editors Trade Washburne Comment in Heated Nebraska Debate

The Julletin argues for trading Washburne of Maine for Washburne, Wentworth, and Turner, criticizing attempts to replace Washburne with a Democratic candidate and noting the lack of funds to complete the swap. It predicts further bargaining for a Nebraska man who can raise money, and claims current arrangements are preferable.

Julletin Arg Washburne Maine Juin Wentworth Turner Loee Deluce

Oregon Statehood Referendum and Resources Provision

The bill passed in the House authorizes Oregon Territory to form a Constitution and State Government and seek admission as a state with equal footing. It outlines land grants for schools and a university, funds for public buildings, and five percent of proceeds from public lands to support roads. It also mentions a coal mining venture in Mexico with planned labor and coal extraction.

Oregon House of Representatives Titerary of Congress of the United States United States

Pacific news from the North Star voyage and Pacific events

News from the Pacific reports the North Star bringing a large budget from the Pacific side. Gold mining revives after drought while New Year’s storm extends across the state. US Senate election slated for January 17 with Whigs nominating Edwards and Gwin facing Likely administration strength. Panama Railroad’s first train from Aspinwall to Panama excites locals as transit becomes faster and safer. Reports from the Sandwich Islands note King’s death and changed native mood. Acapulco cites 2000 Santa Anna troops joining Alvarez.

Pacific North Star Rapinwall Nova U.S. Senate Philip “. Edwards Missouri Nebraska Gwinn Broderick Gwin Los Angeles Atlantic and Pacific Shores Panama Aspinwall California Sandwich Islands Tein Denisa Acapulco Santa Anna Alvarez

New Materia Tule for Paper From California Swamp Lands

Gov Bigler discusses Tule a plant growing in California swamp lands with potential for paper making. It yields about two tons per acre, costs two cents per pound, and may rival rags. Several parcels have been sent to U S paper makers for testing, possibly replacing basswood. Temperance law passes Indiana House after Senate, cannon fire greets passage. A Michigan legislator Aryhinum noted as half breed Indian.

Bigler California Algo Gotha Gov. B

Constitutional Convention A State Move To Revise The Charter

The House passed a 63 to 11 resolution to call a constitutional convention, likely to win Senate approval. Operative only with voters in the next General Assembly election, it would require a majority favorable ballot. Backers urge careful tinkering of the organic law, noting inevitability of change.

Hous Senate General Assembly

Senator Portals Election Figures For Ledslatun

A reader friendly snapshot shows vote tallies for Senator in Ledslatun with partial figures from Chicago Tribune analysis. Final vote lists Lyman Trumbull for Senate and numerous named candidates across House and other districts, with party aligned names and multiple county allocations.

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Death of Badltor Morgan L. Bors, Esq.

Death notice from Maysville Kentucky recounts the passing of Morgan L. Bors, late assistant editor of a Detroit paper, from consumption after his bride Miss Wilson died in a powder magazine explosion. The notice notes his journalism career in Ohio and Detroit and mourns his loss alongside his late wife. Other items mention Chippewa and Winnebago diplomacy plans and assorted 19th century notices.

Morgan Lu Bors Detroit Maysville Kentucky Miss Wilson Chas Botts

Lincoln Triumph at Last in Nebraska Nebraskaites Vote

The assembly of lawmakers and factions shows Lincoln winning on the 8th and final ballot, with Trumbull and Matteson contenders. Nebraskaites shift, party loyalties tested, and a tense session ends with Trumbull declared senator as Stanton’s bloc reacts. Judge Trumbull gains endorsement from Madison’s Dr Allan, while debates reflect slavery stance and abolition sentiments.

Matteson Snells Lincoln Queen Tr. Williams Browning Sweet Tl Kerner Denange Scammon Logan McClernand Senate Lyman Trumbull Adama Kane Adams Stephenson Arnold Cook Gage Gillespie Dud Palmer Ruggles Talcott Watson House Allan Madison Baker Babcock Boal Brown Knox Courtney Day Digging Dunlap Moss Foster Grove Hackney Henry Henderson Hille Halbrook Jones Johns Lawrence Lee Little Lega Lovejoy Lyman McClure Parks Login Parke Will Patten Pinckney Richmond Riblet Rieu Straws Sabbean Swan Wheater Joel Bryan Carlin Campbell Border Davis Detrich Graham Jernigan Kuykendale Morton Morrison Osgood Ocean Sturpin Allen Williamson Bennett Bradford Lyman- Trumbull Mos O. Wes Menon Naingas Shields Aued Guy Ma Huncu Sunito Hugo Mouton Dukalb Sullivan Adams Williams Gillegpry Iidwards Nuine McTarvoin Cco Gincoin Strunk Kankakee Guy Ginguin Vidas Harthor Phomathan Nebraskaitos Nebraska Lundurs M. Good Lowan Jude Frambuall Gov. Matteson Fis Snowudl Mattenson Trumbull Ann Lovejoy Dutuo Cook Kane Addams Hill Day Strawn Judge Parky Gov. M e'Prambull Pho Trumball Lavacy Jods Seytes Treat Trea Fus Rato Billy Bowlegs Ghicagzo Tribune

Supreme Court denies discharge of Mexican cols in suit

Wasitinetox reports the Supreme Court refusing to discharge Mexican columns from the suit against the government over a portion of Mexican property in transit. Secretary of the Treasury provided no reprieve, while Senator Wilson of Massachusetts took his seat after qualification. A coal field visit and a steamship event in Chicago noted.

Suprema Cgoneral Wilsor Massachusetts Joward Har Ars

Legislation moves through Illinois assembly at Springfield

Springfield Feb 9 10 The Legislature passed many bills and referred others to a third reading. A resolution urged locating state institutions in Jacksonville and report next session. Bills to incorporate Peoria University Rock River improvements and the Illinois Coal Company were approved or advanced. The prohibitory liquor bill passed 21 to 7 and adjournment set for Thursday. The next day committees reported many private and local bills and resolutions urged restoring Missouri Compromise and protecting religious worship and burial rights.

Springfield Masters Jacksonville the Sinais University State Library Rawlings Marina Cairo Ugbew Senate House T P.M Campbell Roferrad Gaal Tnerod Galesburgh Savings and Insurance Company Davis General Assembly Peoria University Nausau Marely St Lona Lchois Bridge Company Board of Supervisors Tlinois Tenders’ Institution Wabash Mining Company Indy Davies County Quincy Amondantec State Bank of Tlinois Minnis and Michigan Morrison Congress Ris Rock River McCamb Judd Morris Mill Co Quincy Savings and Tnsuranes Company Andrew Enroyman Kaskaskia Botton Ilinois Coal Company

Senator Soward’s crowded reception at Wasitmaron

In Wasitmaron on February 6 1855 Senator Soward hosts a large gathering of Senators Representatives citizens and strangers. A fine band and ample supper complement the event, described as highly gratifying. A later dispatch notes Maine Law passage in Indianapolis and grand jury indictments against liquor sellers and prize concert managers.

Wasitmaron Soward Cincinnati Indianapolis

Nomination fight for US Senate ends in caucus unity

Harrisburg scene from February reports Cameron leading on ballots amid chaos as several members bolt. On the seventh ballot Cameron trails, a resolution seeks unanimous nomination. amid legislative probes into alleged bribery, a joint convention sets election date and tally. New York moves to incorporate the American Women’s Educational Association to promote liberal education for women.

Harrisburgh S. Cameron Amerigam Ag Phiouir U. S Cameron Curtio Fuller Houson Harrisburg Legislatury Selecs Suminatus U.S Bucklow Camaron New York Hawn Amerigin Women's Educational Association

Lovejoy Speech at Springfield Elevates Abolitionist

The Feb. 6 report from Springfield describes a landmark appearance by a former abolitionist in the Illinois House, with crowds filling galleries. William Lovejoy’s defense of equal rights and opposition to the Fugitive Slave Law drew praise, while opponents attempted a reply defending slavery.

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