Fremont News in 1855: political fires and foreign influence
The Fremont Journal reports heated local politics with Sag Nicht factions, foreign influence debates, and accusations of fraud. It notes Republican strength in Sandusky township, party battles over naturalization, and tension between native Americans and immigrant voters amid contentious elections.
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Fremont
Swm
Finy Nebenska
Colorado
Croghan
Eocet
Tromd
Pérsa
Sandusky County
Cincinnati Anquirer
Sag Nichis
Tila
Fons
Oura
Perry
Statesman
Hequirer
Journal : Foreignure
Rhode Island Election Sparks American Party Triumphs
The Rhode Island race amplifies the American Party’s showing with majorities in most towns, invoking Revolutionary lineage and warned against “midnight conspirators.” Contempts toward foreign voters and praise for American principles color this brief with regional fervor and party rhetoric.
Catholic Riot in Oxfam Parish Ends Without Fatalities
A Roman Catholic man married by a Protestant entered a Catholic church with a Protestant companion. Father Cotton ordered the man expelled, sparking a scuffle at the door and a broader clash at a nearby hotel. The priest and several rioters are jailed. no lives lost but many injured. Father Colton and others were bailed to keep the peace as unrest continues and more arrests are anticipated.
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Seetakonk
Roerrio
Cesar
Alexander
Col Eal An
Raven
Tony An
Borah
Porvoen
Mpen
Vienna
Austin
ASD
Wakenstein
Eepeden
Zousves
Sicuolas
ST. Pateredurot
Hassia
Ween Alfred
Nichole
Parsietal
Fures
Mumia
Gorabet
Canaco
Paul Ad Peter
Rome
Tiruth
Newburgh
Rolglohs
Joneton
Boston Pilot
Brownson
Segmon
Cannor
Ponval
Lobos
Daniel O’counsll
Italy
Spain
R.C
St Lasis
Wickliffe
John Huse
Luther
Paris
John Huss
Oxfom
Oha
Predienaaicatel
Cotton
Colton
Supreme Court
Rhode Island Results and Wisconsin Supreme Court Vote
Election returns show Know Nothings winning the Rhode Island Governor and Lieutenant Governor races with totals of 8 094 and 5 226 respectively. Wisconsin voters set an Associate Justice race with debates over the Fugitive Slave Law and the Crawford opinion while Orasmus Cole opposes the judge. The piece notes uncertain outcomes in South Carolina Georgia and Virginia regarding the 1887 resolutions.
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Rhode Island
Hoppine
Wiscomer
Trntice
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Crawford
Booth
Orsamus Cole
Dudge Crawford
Cole
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Reports From San Francisco and Abroad Mention Treasures and Trials
Dispatches from California note treasure values and bank suspensions as trials unfold. Arrests include Adams Co agents and San Francisco officials amid political bills, hospitals, and public order debates while global reports cite weather, ships, and mining unrest.
Execution of Estrampea presages tensions with Spain
Reports from New York describe the execution of Estrampea by a military court after a trial demanded under the treaty with Spain. His execution drew crowd reactions as his wife proclaimed liberty, while other prisoners received long sentences. The dispatch notes mounting calls against Spain and hints at naval pressure near Cuba.
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Exacerion
Bernaups
Ghia
Harasa
Estrampea
Robertson
Washington
Spain
Haring
New York
McAuley
Cruiey
Cuba
Common Council
Sas
New City Hall
Stevert
Gi Gilbert
Marshal Murph
Springfield
Rina
Norfolk
Jamestown
Port
Havana
Navy
Election results and political shifts across wards and states
The article reports on election outcomes in the Eleventh and Toelish Wards with declarations of elected officials and a general Democratic gain. It notes Governor Ayers’ lead in New Hampshire, Baker and Jones as contenders, and party distributions in Congress and a state broad commission. It also covers Know Nothing activity in St Louis, migration flows through Linwood Texas, and assorted international and cultural notes.
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Senate
House of
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United States
Anson P. Morrill
The
New York Tribune
Caffenge
State Journal of
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Maimeon
Stace
Pennsylvanis
Bank and Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Wees
Allestown
Iewied Cyrtidientes
Uchet
de Finch
Concord Register
New Hampbria
Ralph Sptealf
Ayens
Som Motealt
Gorat
St. Lovia
Know Ms
St Louis
Seas Wade
St. Lovie
Ameria
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Soeusbanas
Fremont, Ohio
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Beleet School
Nebraska
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Sandusky Township
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Reston
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Journal
Democrat
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Poet Office
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Rhode
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San Francisco
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Ban & Law
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