Lincoln voting records on Mexican War actions and stance
The article cites House Journal entries showing Abraham Lincoln voting yea on measures related to funding and prosecuting the Mexican War. It argues Lincoln supported the war to gain territory for slavery, noting others opposed to expansion also supported funding when needed, including Lincoln on several key questions.
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Lincoln
House Journal
United States
Republic of” Mexico
Lincolln
Congress
Douglas and Democrats face Dred Scott implications in Albany speech
In Albany on July 20 1860 Mr Douglas argued the Dred Scott decision treats slave property as property under the Constitution. The Bulletin notes Breckinridge and Douglas factions align with slave code or popular sovereignty and criticizes the Baltimore platform and judge Seem in Harlem for conflicting views.
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Hannibal Hamlin
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Baltimore Wycliffe
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Albany
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Baltimore
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Supreme Court
Democratic Party
South
Breckinridge
Douglas Party
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Vaui
Judge Seem
Harlem
Seem
Dred Scott
Ol Abe
Congress
Republican Support for Davis and Hoffmann Ticket
A Chicago Journal editorial discusses Republican backing for Mr Davis as a candidate and notes his loyalty to agricultural interests and labor values. It mentions Davis's stance against slave labor and his suitability as a presiding officer. The Jamestown Journal reports a frost in Chautauqua County, with minor damage to potato tops.
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Raggtlad Davis
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Davia
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Davis
David
Jamestown
Chautauqua’Co
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Walter
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Ite
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Politician ambitions and global upheavals color 1860s news
Reports claim Gen. Houston intends to run for President and will not withdraw. Garibaldi uncovers a secret Franco Sardinia treaty causing uproar. Syria endures a brutal Christian massacre while Turkish officials are blamed. A meteor dazzles New York to New England, and a slave-ship wreck near Land Yard Key rescues 860 captives. Missouri and North Carolina elections signal Lincoln or Breckinridge outcomes amid a split Republican- Douglasite landscape.
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Janeaville
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St. Louis
Missouri
Douglas
North Carolina
Breckinridge
Know Nothings
South
Lincoln
Lane
Campaign banners and rope in high demand in November
The Chicago Tribune notes that Fiacs Baxagan and Evsbys are in great demand and recommend Gilbert Wub bard & Co in Dealera for campaign banners and heavy twine supplies. It forecasts large orders from disappointed politicians mid November and suggests cutting rope into lengths with knotted ends.
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Dr Baxens Pain Panacea promotion in praise and warning
A newspaper note endorses Baker's Pain Panaceas while cautioning readers about quack medicines. The piece argues for wide knowledge of a remedy that has gained popularity and become essential in family medicine, naming agents selling it nationwide.
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