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Freeport Journal in Freeport, Illinois

03 Oct 1866

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Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1866

Page

2

Republican Caucuses Notice for October 6 1866

Notice of Republican caucuses to appoint delegates to the County Convention on Saturday October 6 1866. Polls open half an hour at several locations including Court House Fravront 14 m.m. Pennsylvania House 7 pm and Van Brocklin school Florence 6 44 pm Harlem Center School 6 pm. Details of ward and local venues listed.

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Republican Union Illinois Jo Daviess, Stephenson Carroll Freeport Daviess County Stephenson County Carroll County Court House Central Committee Buckeye J. J. Jackson Brin John W. Pickard A. T. Green J. M. Bailey Lancaster William Young Oneco D. R. Rubendall Rock Run John H. Graham Silver Creek John Barfoot Waddams Erastus Shinkle Dakota Jas A. Templeton Florence—C. van Brocklin Harlem Heard Jefferson—Russell Hayes Kent Silas Koester Loran George Devore Ridott Geo. W. Loveland Rock Grove B.S. Cooper Winslow Court Mouse Pennsylvania House Id Ward Bailey & Brawley Florence van Brocklin Wear Point Bucky Ye Town Hall P.m Ifarlem Harlem Center Dancaster Reuben Buller
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The Republican Party Emerges From Slavery Debates

A historical note outlines how twelve years ago the slave power enacted encroachments that broke old party lines and spawned new parties. It describes the Missouri Compromise agitation uniting liberty-loving men to form the Republican Party, rooted in the Declaration of Independence’s claim that all men are endowed with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

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Republican Party
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Republican Party Stands Firm for Liberty and Union

A historical Republican pledge recounts the party’s defense of liberty against slavery, highlighting opposition to Kansas border struggles, Supreme Court rulings, and the Civil War, declaring the party’s ongoing mission to defend God given rights and urging continued support ahead of Election Day results.

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Republican’ Party Kansas Republican Party Kansag Supreme Court Grand Tribunal Democratic Party
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The October Elections Predicted to Shape Nationwide Vote

The piece argues October elections in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana will mirror Maine and Vermont by boosting Republican majorities. It notes Republicans exhibit renewed earnestness and confidence, while President Johnson's campaign tour allegedly backfires on Copperjohnson Democracy, redounding to Republican optimism.

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Congress Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Maine Vermont Johnson Copperjohnson
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Andrew Johnsons Record And The New Orleans Massacre

A partisan condemnation tracing Andrew Johnsons political record from pro slavery stance to his Reconstruction policies. It links his actions to the New Orleans convention massacre, alleging military interference, civil authority complicity, and the deaths of Union loyalists in the 1867 confrontation.

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Greenfield Douglas James Buchanan Tennessee Reconstruction Lincoln Congress New Orleans Maine Andrew Johnson Massachusetts South Carolina Philadelphia Moses Andrew Jackson Stephen A. Douglas Sharkey Mississippi Union Gorl Judas Shapigtond Baird Mr. Stanton Voorhees Andy Johnson The Monroe Sheridan Convention
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Sormal McCall, Bailey & Mills, Publictices TM. Bailey George W. Smith Hon Newton Bateman Elihu B. Washburne General Assembly Joseph M. Bailey William W. Robey F. A. Darling E. Berar F.C. Inga GC. B. Sura Republican Union County Convention E. A. Storrs Ottawa Hell Dostie Louisiana Horton Orr South Fort Pillow Andersonville Libby Hamilton Durant Speed New York City Tied Frawkins Ceriminal Dostic Vield Hawkins Andrew
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