Important Revelations from a Minnesota Farmer on Geary and Kansas
A Minnesota farmer reports a Washington interview with Gov Geary detailing proslavery threats in Kansas, the planned withdrawal of troops, and the editorial stance of the Missouri Democrat. He affirms Geary’s honesty, condemns slavery supporters, and calls for free state governance. notes court and political tensions across the territories and national capital.
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Orteroo
Washington
Minnesota
Geary
Kansas
Buchanan
Prolavery
Missouri Democrat
Urontho
Eoral
Joseph Ford
Fountain Grove
Rice Co
M. T
Fremont Buck African Democracy Wins Corporation Election
The Fremont Ohio Corporation election passed quietly, Buck African Democracy sweeping wins as opposition failed to unite. Mayor John R. Pease led with 196 votes, while several Republican and American candidates trailed. Township results largely mirrored the city outcome with Buck backers leading in Trustees and other offices.
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Vey
John R. Pease
Buck
J. RR. Sebring
P. P. Fusselman
LN. Haynes
Henry Lesher
O. H. Kroby
Conneil
C. Donelson
Casper Smith
P. Beaugrand
Jobin Joseph
Hugh Cleland
Thos
Stilwell
Tillotson
Aaron Loveland
Olmford
R. de A
Sam. Thompson
David Garvin
S.N. Russell
Tiaac van Doren
D. H. Altaffer
Hi. Krobs
Amer
Sam. W. Reed
E. T. Raymond
John Youngman
Daniel Capper
Timothy Bush
Jacob I. Hults
Johiel M. Halliday
David Lemmon
David Morton
Rep
Ruxton Streeter
Jacob Walker
Amor
M. Reed
Solomon Dornmyer
A. Burgoon
Julius Patterson
George Michael
Joseph Keller
Ward Philo
Nicholas Bowlus
M. Thomas
W. J. Sherrard
York
Green Creek
Ballville
Buchaniors
Election Returns Across States Signal Republican Gains
Telegraphed returns report Connecticut reversing Taney, St Louis leaning Republican by 1500, Michigan small and slow, Rhode Island showing strong Republican support, Ohio solid for state ticket next fall. In Bandusky City Republicans win mayor and most officers. Cleveland area sees Democratic city vote. St Louis city totals favor emancipation supporters. Connecticut and Ohio reflect Republican momentum statewide.
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Friends of Freedom
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Erie County
Cleveland
St Louis
Winer
Pist
Pratt
Democrat
Inee
Rity
Sidi Feende
Portland
Willis
Cummings
New Orleans
Congress
Senate
House
Rhode Island
Franklin Pierce
Toledo and Midwest Returns From April Elections
Worded dispatches report multiple elections across Toledo Monroe Chicago and Dayton with a mix of party wins and majorities. Highlights note Republican gains in Portland and New Orleans while Kansas prospects threaten slave constitution push and Rhode Island results show GOP dominance.
Unclear ledger notes stir language of liquor law and crime
Fragmentary items describe jury actions on liquor law as unconstitutional, a lurid confession-style account of a murder and body disposal, the editor’s mockery of democracy, and brief clippings about bank failure, a homicide verdict, a railway riot, a mill fire, and a Supreme Court reporting note. Names include Zar Snyder, Zar Stuber, Ward, Nellie, and Curtis. places include Illinois, Detroit, Cincinnati, and Chicago. The tone blends scandal and local satire with violent crime details.
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Zar Stuber
Russell
Gar” Remsburg
Mrs.Ward
Ward
Nellie
Wm. H. Nathan
Liba Allen
Loidian
Curti
Curtis
Potiphar
Saharah
Satan
Sanday
Exmie Haron
Nebuchad' Neazar
Hell
Democracy
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