Reeder's Removal and Kansas Politics Split
News recaps Gov Reeder's ouster and a successor from Pennsylvania John L son as well as Kansas Nebraska bill ties. Wary of Southern slave influence the piece notes Missouri ruffians and clashes over governance, plus editorials on Kansas Free State plans and Cincinnati convention verdicts.
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Reeder
Kansas
John L. Son
Pennsylvania
Mi. D
Kansas Nebraska
Kan
Missouri
Washington
Cou
Tony
San, Reg
Republican Mass Meetings Appoint Party Speakers
The Republican State Central Committee lists meeting dates and locations in Ohio with speakers including J Sherman F D Kimball Cooper K Watson W H Gibson from Aug 13 to Aug 18 in Marion Bucyrne Upper Sandusky Tiffin Findley Fremont. Also a Sandusky County mass meeting features Cooper K Watson William B Gibson and F D Kimball. The piece criticizes Democratic Inquisition rhetoric and pledges against binding voters to support the whole ticket.
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Republican State Central
Marion
J. Sherman
F. D. Kimball
Cooper K. Watson
W. H Gibson
Bucyrne
Messrs. Sherman
Kimball
Watson
Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Messrs
Sherman
Kimball Watson
Tiffin
Stanton
W. Lawrence
Findley
Lanton
Lawrence
Fremont
Republican State Cental Committee
A. P. Stone
B. Tarant
Friends of
Sandusky County
William B. Gibson
Sandusky
Kansas
Political quarrel over pledges and party control
A reader lambasts a Democrat editor for urging voters to back the entire ticket while accusing Know Nothings of coercion. The piece mocks party hierarchies, warns against Inquisitorial tactics, mentions Swamp Lands and Sandusky county, and notes a reception featuring Gov Medill Col Medary and Col McCook with the Sax Horn Band.
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Jeshurun
Democrat
the Democrat
Democracy
Medill
Medary
McCook
Sandusky County
Dem Democratic pamphlets swerve over Kansas and Knownothings
A fiery Cleveland era editorial denounces the Kansas affair and Governor Reeder's removal, blasting the Democratic and slave-power axis. It dissects Know Nothing agitation, warns Sandusky County Democrats, and exhorts readers to oppose repeals of the Missouri Compromise and tax laws while calling out alleged plotters and political stunts.
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Reefer
Horace Greeley
Washington
John L. Dawson
Kansas
Reeder
Missouri
Party of
Freedom
Sandusky County
Pusio
Burron
Fasion
Democrat
Fillibuster Walker's Defeat
New York July 26 The Herald correspondent at Aidas outlines Col Walker's movements with 56 men landing at Realto June 14 then marching to Climadiga where 150 Central American troops under Col Mendezes Romeros aided by Castillon attacked. Walker's group endured a bloody fight as officers deserted, leaving the besieged force hemmed by two enemy bodies. After a 4 hour stand at a planter's house Walker retreated toward San Juan, then fled to the fields and escaped. Thirteen Americans were killed and burned. government forces suffered similar losses. Several officers and doctors named among the dead. Documents reveal a contract for 52000 acres of land to Nico. The Daily News corroborates Walker arriving alone at San Juan and recruiting fourteen Americans. Nebraskans fret over fusion votes amid Union talk, with Plaindealer claiming dissolution if fusion prevails. Conneaut Reporter
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Walker
New York
Herald
Aidas
Col Walker
Realto
Climadiga
Mendezes Romeros
Castillon
Leos
Nicearagua
Ridas
San Joan
A. L Kewen
Licota
R. R
Mersiman
Anderson
Jones
W. H. Davis
Byron Cole
Nici
The
Daily News
San Juan
Northern Ohio political fervor and telegraph news
The piece notes a strong forthcoming Republican lead in Northern Ohio, warning against pro slavery sentiments and praising anti Nebraska and Freemen unity. It also reports on submarine telegraph progress from London to Newfoundland, with Cyrus Field and Mr. Canning handling laying and operations. It mentions Platte County in Missouri and the Kansas Territory, the Missouri Legislature, and Reeder's duty amid slave power debates. Fremont, August 3, 1855.
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Richmond Inquirer
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Pierce& Medill
Kansas
Constitutional Democratic Party
Fillmore
Ohio
Toledo
Mr. Case
Freemen
Mrpit
Missouri
Medina Gazette
New York Tribune
Newfoundland
London
Canning
Mediterranean
America
Cyrus Field
Gulf of St. Lawrence
New 1 Foundland
St. Johos
Europe
Kansas Herald
Platte County
Reeder
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