Fremont Journal and Sandusky Register Advertisements
The Sandusky based papers announce their Daily Commercial Register and Telegraphic Market Reports with Associated Press news, Halifax to New York transmission, and Europe reports. Subscriptions L6 per year in advance, with tri and weekly editions offering reduced terms. Bill Cooke & Co. Sandusky, August 1, 1855.
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Sandusky Register
Rudsten
Daily Commercial Register
New York City
New York Associated Press
New York [Ee Press
Halifax
New York
Reewtex
Mail and Telegraph
Brown Tern
Zri- Weekly
Sandusky
Texas
Bill, Cooke & CO
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Rome
McRiptionys
Seeweneere
Omo Stars Joursal
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Esotera
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Kenton Repub
Kansas Black Laws and slave penalties bill read in Kansas House
The Kansas House debated a slavery bill with death penalties for rebels and auxiliaries to slave rebellion. It includes sections on enticing or aiding slaves to rebel, aiding escape, harboring escaped slaves, resisting arrest, and penalties for officials failing to act, to take effect after September 15, 1855. The Missouri Democrat and Cleveland Herald criticize the measure as a dangerous overreach, comparing it to a harsh penal code and urging Ohio to choose representatives who resist such measures.
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Kansas
Cleveland Herald
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Kansas House of Representatives
Feu Urrmnan
U.S
Suill
United States
Union
Sovreignty
Cass
Douglas
Case
Kansas Territory
Senate
Caroline
Massachusetts
Emigrant Aid Society
Cass Co
Missouri
Northern Methodist Church
Mr. Wylie
Col. Worley
Harrisonville
Roe
Col. W
Allen
Bailey
Court House
Hansbrough
Passage on fiery politicians and state contempt
A fragment urges readers to choose action against fiery politicians who have recently acted, asking whether people will endure being ruled over, disgrace the state, and bring contempt on themselves and their children. The tone is admonitory and rallying.
Let the People Remember the Medill vs Chase Debate
The statement argues Medill would endorse passage of the Nebraska Bill, the removal of Governor Reeder, all Pierce dynasty acts, election of Mr. Pugh, and outrages by Atchison and Stringfellow allies. It accuses Medill of supporting slavery by backing paying slaveholders for freed slaves aboard the Creole. It warns Ohio voters to choose freedom over slavery and assigns responsibility to the le Cleve. Leaer
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Medill
Chase
Nebraska
Congress
Reeder
Pierce
Pugh
United Sates Senate
Statellites
Atchison
Stringfellow
National Treasury
Ohio
How the Money Goes in Ohio Politics in 1855
A Ohio political broadside argues Republicans must unite to elect new representatives and a senator. It blasts high taxes, inflated public salaries, and wasteful spending from 1851 to 1855, calls for reform of state government, and cites canal and judiciary costs, urging change and victory for the party. It references Col. Johnson’s letter, the Dayton Journal, and commentary from Cincinnati and Cleveland papers.
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Coshocton
Oho
Canal Board
Slave Democratic Board
Stite Treasury
Morgan
Tuscara Wax Journal
Dayton
Joussex
State
Counell
Cleve
John Johnson
Massus
Ohio
Congress of the United States
Chase
Commonwealth
Columbus
Dious Jonsson
Speeches Stirring at Meetings Across Counties
Reports from meetings in Coshocton Newark and Zanesville praise Ford Stone Bingham Sapp and Chase as able and effective. The Chronicle notes robust reception with applause and a sense of rising support for Freedom and Reform amid national debates on slavery and politics.
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Stone
Bingham
Sapp
Chase
Newark
State Journal
Declan
Zanesville Ci
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