Republican Fire In Defense Of Freedom And Union
A strong Republicanist proclamation argues for liberty over slavery, denouncing the spread of bondage and pledging ongoing opposition to its expansion. It asserts the party’s purpose is to preserve freedom, critique attempts to evade the issue, and envision future triumph through principled campaigns and national unity. It also notes banking developments and mentions anti-slavery jurisprudence affecting Kansas and other territories.
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Atbaug
Cathro
Stepublican Party
Five States
Ee Ohia
New Bagh
New York
Pwort
Kansas
Kanene
Nebraska
Minnerats
Oregon
New Smosien
Utah
Ollica
Mabit
Repubicnt Party
Slivery
New Stave Stater
Texas
California
Republican Party
Iso
The Speakers for the House Race in Congress
The Freeport Journal surveys candidate profiles for Speaker of the House of Representatives. It covers Natusnew Prestisa Basics Wad Torn Mid-Ulesex, Lewis J. Cauracon, W. A. Riennansoy, Richardson, and others with mix of background notes, party affiliations, and criticisms. It notes Banks leads in votes, with Richardson and Fuller also in contention, and laments ongoing stalemate and party unity.
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Trevty of Representatives
Natuasnew
Massachusetts
Martin van Buren
Case
Congress
Banks
Greeley
Washington
Lewis J
Cauracon
Ohio
Cincinnati Gazette
Buuler Co
Col. J.B. Weler
A. Rienannsoy
Virginia
Edmondson
Fayette County
Kentucky
Minois
Richardson
Nebraska
Cleveland
House of Representatives
American Congress
W. A. Tiehwrasan
Ilinois
Mee Richardson
Lake Supertoer
Blackeuard
Imanas
Candidates for Governor in Anti Nebraska Campaign
The piece argues for a full canvass of candidates for governor as anti Nebraska forces grow. It notes Lieut Gov Kronsea and Ilan To J Teaner as possible nominees, praises Ale TV for home support and abilities, and hopes he may be nominated for the high office.
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Nebraska
Kronsea
Ilan
J Teaner
Seite
Puma
Tho Rus Pion
Ale TV
Letter on Slavery and electoral politics in Jackson era
The piece discusses r. P. Blair, a Globe editor aligned with Andrew Jackson, and his letter on the Slavery question urging a Republican stance. It portrays Blair as a defector from Democrat pillars, urging liberty interests and political renoy. The text warns readers to weigh Blair’s views against counterfeited money and Machinations in Philadelphia.
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R. P. Blair
Fae Milion
Old Hickory
Aidan
Blair
Brref
Debate over Kansas Nebraska act in the face of violence
A reprint of political attacks condemns the Kansas Nebraska bill and its backers for sparking chaos in the western territories. It praises resistance to the pretended legislature, laments bloodless divisions, and endorses anti slavery stands while criticizing Douglas and Piercy for supporting the measure.
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New York Evening Post
Missouri
Kansas
Douglas
Piercy
Ansious
Western Territories
Nebraska
Uisas
Farewell to the wild cat currency and safer money
A critical editorial warns against the wild cat currency flood in the nation led by Gov. Smith. It urges farmers to use sound money, bank under strong laws, and avoid speculation, recalling Milledgeville's security and the need for stable finance as the current menace wanes.
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Gov. Smith & Co
Chicago
Huainnas Monata
Milledgeville
Holiday gift picks from local stores and galleries
The piece suggests holiday giving ideas and praises books from Book Stores, Erionds Nartan and Wells, and portraits from Daguerrean Galleries. It urges choosing a good book as a lasting gift and notes jewelry, watches, pens, and spoons at Port and Hongel's. It emphasizes beautiful, permanent, thoughtful gifts.
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Erionds Nartan
Wells
Sveand
Daguerrean
Hino Pictures
Phiz
St Pord & Hongel’s
Fashion lecture by Park Benjamin at Plymouth Hall
Park Benjamin of New York spoke at Plymouth Hall on Thursday evening on Fashion a Poum. The lecture was artistically executed but offered little new insight. Stare Kia followed with a talk on Substance, delivering a critical and engaging address that contrasted with Benjamin's style. Mr. King, a young, vibrant speaker, illustrated the era’s life and vigor.
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Park Benjamin
New York
Plymouth
Largo
Stare Kia
Benjatchin
Mr. King
Distinguished Lecturer to Address Plymouth Hall Meeting Tonight
The Young Men's Association hears Mr G a noted philosopher and vigorous writer lecture at Plymouth Hall on American Social Life. The speaker is regarded as one of the finest minds in the country and the event is expected to be well attended.
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Young Men's Association
Plymouth Hall
Lotthio Mall
Washington Jetter
Grooluy
Cheeley
Pouilar
Hig
Ifalafax
Dee
Royal Mail
Asia
Jler
Trow
Liverpool
Baltic
New York
Bostoft
Crimea
Hermann
Southampton
Constitution
Mersey
London Times
D'Israeli
Orgin
London Presa
Austria
Russia
Campain
Berlin
London Morning Chronicle
War talk from Kansas stirs Free State resolve
A Kansas border clash fear fuels tense rhetoric as Douglas, Atchison and Co. bullies threaten to invade and oust Free State men. Free State defenders vow to protect homes, with readers watching the standoff with interest and anxiety.
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Kansas
Douglas, Atchinson and Co
Cpush
Free State
Buonemost & Co Stock of Manny Grocarive Opened
J A Buonemost and Co declare a large stock of Manny Grocarive available in the pew store room under the Pennsylvania House. They plan wholesale and retail sales and invite customers to inspect. Rose Cuann Manny Fern's new work is available at Norton’s and adds to the assortment.
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J. A., Buonemost & Co
Pew
Pennnsylvania House
Rose Cuann
Manny Fern
Norton
Arork
M. D. Chamberlin
Marowiah
Woodworths Youths Cabinet January issue praised for new plates and stories
A local column reviews Woodworths Youths Cabinet January, noting bold new plates and stories for 1955. The piece extols the magazine for children and urges parents to invest, praising its yearlong usefulness and popularity. A Washington letter critiques Godeys and features Mr Cheely with a rumpled collar as attention grabbing.
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Conny
Vbound
Ashout
Godey
Immigration tolls in a national economic forecast
The article analyzes immigration trends and their potential impact on the United States economy. It estimates a possible shift in arrivals over six months and its effects on New York income, consumer demand, and production sectors. It also covers a Virginia legislature debate on slave escape, with calls for retaliation and strengthened protections.
Citizens sweep Massachusetts mayoral race in local election
Column recalls municipal ballot results across cities with the Citizens ticket winning mayoral posts and most aldermen in Charlestown Lowell and other towns. Reports note large pluralities for Huntington Davis and Cushing as election tallies show shifts amid voter turnout around 1,600 ballots in one locale.
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Massachusetts
Shings
Charlestown
Telegraph
Doxton
Citizens
Aldermen
Alexander 1
Ries
Americoan
Elisha Huntington
Entira
Aldernon
Letter on extending reciprocity to manufacturing in Canada
A Canadian letter to the How from Thimilton Merrit of Canada argues for abolishing the interior custom house and extending reciprocity to Canadian manufacturers. It contends removal of trade barriers would benefit both nations, allowing Canadians to supply goods without duties and making domestic purchases cheaper if Canada develops its own cottons and other worked products. The writer urges Congress and Northern representatives to consider full reciprocity.
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Thimilton Merrit
Canada
Bork
United States
Congress
Economic Duties and Political Defeat Echo Maine Ballot
The Commercial reports 1855 district duties totaling 61000 with 800683.7 in arrears less than last year. Free import value far exceeds prior season while Canadian port duties lag. Commentary notes Republican defeats in Maine and Massachusetts, contrasting plurality systems and gubernatorial outcomes. Anson Morrill leads in Maine as Gardner does in Massachusetts.
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Batlato
Ardelos
Maine
Massachusetts
Uia
Ayston
Anson
Morrill Woul
Monty Gardner
Maasachusetts
Maerill
Myigo
Gardner
Formar
Vasa
Gangar
Corrine
First Grade Silver Medal for Reaper and Shaver
The article reports Jots th Manly of Rockford receiving the Paris World’s Fair first prize for Manny & Co.’s Reaper and Mower. The device impressed Prince Mapronnox and Napoleon’s patronage, with praise for its ease of use and quick conversion between reaper and mower. Also included is a Dickensian fable excerpt about wolves, dogs, and a courtesan tale reflecting contemporary pro-slavery readers.
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Aga Citiaun
Rockford
Manly
Paris
Manny & Co
Prince Mapronnox
Prings
Napoleon
Irvin
Mila
Pringa Napoleon
Villeroy
Jio
Manny
Lockford Democrat
New Republic Promises in Central America and Colonization Plans
Fragmented items report on a projected Central American republic linked to Nicaragua and Cuba, with 250 acres for single settlers or 350 for married, tax exemptions, and a Greytown consul to steer colonization. Notes arrival of Parker He Peench as minister to the U S and a treaty involving Winer and Gen Walker. Census data claim New York State population near 3.4 million plus reservations. Old references and garbled names reflect a chaotic excerpt.
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Central America
Warner
San Salvador
Alonduras
Nicaragua
Zoro
U. 8
Greytown
J. I. Dabens
Parker He Peench
United States
New York
Winer
Phildelphia
Walcker
Frese
Tudsay Reservation
New York City
Illinois and Michigan Canal bonds overdue payment notice
Trustees announce payment of arrears on bonds and coupons due July 1851 to be made at Exchange Place New York. Requires exhibition of bonds and coupons. Also notes forthcoming illustrated work on De Kane with portraits and engravings, planned publication next year at an estimated cost around 20,000.
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Amniiuas
Linton
Joorson County
Ohio
New York
Journal of
Cam
Coal Exchange
Beaver Street
Leds
Marston & Powers
Rooklyn
Shigmont
Leno Freiter
Cnatlo Garden
Specia
Livencoot Corros Marcin —Brown, Shipley & Con
Ilinois and
Michigan Canal
Treagu P. Ur
Dos
Dannar
Chills & Petérson
Philadelphia
Aera
Ustinenisht
James Hamilton
Stadl
Kane
Guinnell
Wooll-Arital
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Banke of
Spitu
Georgia
Llinois
Goor Financial Authority
Evlwa Aliga
Veron
Stehigan
Grand Rapide Inquirer
Myre
Allen
Aeun
Gyn
Malate Alebu
Grand River
Quan Go
Breele's Landing
Tau
Ribay Allen, Jr
Sho Saya
Blu
Bihan Allen
Freeport Journal
Humphrey Manshant
Frankfort
West Point
Iterry M. Peniin
Forlori Bund
Paclcs
Fuller
Wisconsin
Sote
U. N
North
Machinies
Conan
Messrs. Sweet & Co
Lena
Geneseo
Wisser
Chiswold’s
Marty Stuart
Che
Iurctures
Parke Godwin
Woodworth
Dockcase of Immigration
Virgiinias
Mallory
Norfolk City
Uia General Assembly
Senate
House of Delegates
General Assembly
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Msses
Ale Mallory
Mo Said
Norfolk
Astern
Diadya Lynch
Laman
Eigy News
France
England
Worerstin
Jlon
Isaac Davis
Newsreryport
Anti-L. Ns
Cushing
Thesis Mudeimiou
Common Connell
Binal
Pirst Graad
Amd
Courtesa
Hades
Thay
Tifir
Tharo
Chese
Lane
Gian
Amon Chom
Nicaraguite
Louisville
Ican
Tiana Richonds
Drs Kane
Boston Courier
Sy Kotiell
Noricy
Herahy
Tal
Donal
Willie
Freeport
L Turner
Freepet Dew
Free
Couneil
Tostglues
Han. Muebamnd
Cornell
Dell
Jeb Contes
Janet Cwrroll
Guy
Ellen V. Carroll
Benjainti Lane
Wila
Ald
Bojan
Hilden & Reer
Bridge Street
Henkemtyer
Calvert Ia Koontion
Smith
W. Rice
Towiel Freeport Weoumitee
Clark
OFC
Kenee
Bceen
Cacti Watt
di Loghiadt
Eid
Hlogtiun da
Wanda
Barfouttt
Svartant
A.C. Hunt
Lars
Anid
York
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Etree
Crmpeilatin
Guy Clarkys
Rav
C. M. Woodwerd
Fresport
The
Beles
A. Hi. Lackey
Me Wiley
Tia Cilyys
John G. Parr
MM Arkley
Orkicy
Thureda
Bret Surtig
Winerence Ree Wegerengen
Wey
Victorinedis
Adherf
MM. D, Cuanberlain
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