Free Soil Movement Stronger in Missouri Says Democratic Advocate
A Missouri Democratic stance argues free soil gains despite limited victories in elections. The writer claims thousands of free soil supporters in St. Louis, predicts rising unity and eventual control of the state Assembly within two years, and denounces slave importation as the sole obstacle.
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First and Last Gun in Missouri Slavery Debate
A St. Louis Democrat reprint quotes a New York Herald dispatch noting Missouri politics as a new battleground. The piece argues Freeman sentiment could spark national conflict, declaring the first gun belongs to opponents of federal misrule while pledging to fire the last gun against the administration.
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Corwin Nominated to Congress by Republicans
The Washington Union comments on loyalty and law in party politics, arguing that disobedience to Democratic party rules is the deepest crime for a representative. It contrasts this with violence against officials as lesser wrongs. The note ends with a Cincinnati report: Pomer Corwin nominated to Congress by Republicans.
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Queen and President Welcome Atlantic Cable Milestone
Queen Victoria congratulates President on the Atlantic Telegraph completion and hopes it links nations in peace. The President replies praising the project as a triumph and urges global unity and neutrality, while celebrations spread across Europe and the United States.
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Queen's Message Triggers City Celebrations Across States
Aug 16 Queen's Message sparks widespread rejoicing in New York Nashville Louisville Columbus Utica Philadelphia Vincennes Indianapolis New Orleans St Louis and other cities. Bells, bonfires, fireworks, salutes and illuminations mark the telegraph cable success with officials coordinating national festivities.
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Ninth District Convention Nominates John Carey for Congress
Delegates from Seneca Sandusky Wyandot Crawford Marion Hardin met at Forest on July 18 with 189 delegates. John Carey Wyandot won the nomination on the second ballot and was praised as an upright, capable public servant by supporters Buckland and Lee. A judicial convention in Clyde nominated Samuel T. Worcester of Huron for Judge, with endorsements noting his honesty and fitness.
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The Cost Of Democratic Rulers Exposed In Patriot Attack
The Baltimore Patriot chronicles alleged waste under politicians and argues Democratic rule caused vast government spending. It claims Buchanan’s first year cost 207 million and cites 1858-60 appropriations to blame Congress and the administration, urging economy and honesty.
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Appeal sets clash with Messenger over democracy and slavery
A Messenger newspaper appeal criticizes alleged coarseness and misrepresentations. It argues against Democratic claims that government spending and slavery policies are right, asserting democracy opposed to bribery and prohibitions on freedom and promising proofs next week.
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Democracy of Ohio Endorses Buchanan Policies at Colum bus
A state ticket meeting in Columbus endorsed Buchanan and blamed Douglas. Ohio Democracy backs border ruffian laws on Kansas, condemns wartime spending, while Sandusky County delegates reject the resolution as an insult to freemen. Watson, superintendent of the Great Western Railroad, died in Springfield at 7 yesterday morning.
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The Messenger and Democratic Purity Debate
Readers face a lengthy critique of a Messenger editorial and Democratic rhetoric. The piece rebuts claims about Buchanan and Federalists, questions infallibility, and notes editorial battles and political arguments. It also excerpts coverage of Lecompton votes and a Chicago Senate exchange involving Trumbull and Douglas.
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