Fremont Journal offers varied editions and telegraphic reports
The Sandusky Ohio notice markets the Fremont Journal Daily Bi weekly and Weekly editions with Associated Press access. It touts prompt telegraphic reports from Halifax and New York, Europe coverage, and equal standing with New York papers. Subscriptions vary by period, with rates and discounts for bulk orders. 1935 data.
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Speech of Lewis D Campbell at Republican mass meeting
Fremont Ohio August 31 1859 reports了 a Cincinnati rally opening the campaign in Hamilton County with speeches by S Crase Tnowas II Fern and L D Campbell. Campbell recalls Jeffersons legacy on slavery and urges reform in naturalization and representation, denouncing proslavery influence and praising Republican aims and commercial interests aligned with a stronger federal project.
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America
The Ohio campaign clashes and a ministered warning
A Vermont Republican piece cites John Quincy Adams and policies on immigration, contrasting anti foreigner views with current politics. It recounts Gov Medill’s political stances, a staged debate with Chase, and editorials critiquing demagoguery. It notes Hamlin backing Republican policy and regional papers doubting Trimble’s statewide support.
Republican Faction Call to Front in 1877 Era
A chaotic old editorial compiles editorials and letters urging Republicans and Whigs to unite against slavery expansion. It recalls the Missouri Compromise, quotes Washington and Lee, and warns that true Republicans oppose extension of slavery while urging vigilance and patriotic action amid divisive politics.
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O. S. Journal
Kansas Mob Legislation and Voter Oath Debates
Missouri Kansas legislators push election measures allowing outsiders to vote in Kansas by declaring residency with minimal tax, conditioning voters to take oaths to the United States Constitution, the Kansas Nebraska Act, and the Fugitive Slave Law. The piece argues this enables cross‑line manipulation by Missouri residents to influence settlers’ rights amid squatter sovereignty under Douglas, Cass and Pierce.
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United States
Kansas
Sovreignty
Douglas, Cass and
Pierce
Cleve. Herald
The Last of His Frite American Party Laborer Discharged
A Washington Organ report details the removal of a long time Capitol outdoor worker said to belong to the American Party. The man admitted his affiliation with calm dignity and was removed promptly in a rough manner while supporting his family through honest labor.
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Way to Cure a Fant Franklin Pierce and Gov Reeder
A fragmentary 19th century editorial questions Franklin Pierce replacing Gov Reeder over lands in Kansas Territory. It argues the successor must be honest and cites alleged previous frauds during his Ohio governorship in 1830s as justification. The piece critiques land dealings and legalizing canal entries, reflecting partisan rhetoric of the era.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Political Letters on Whigs and Know Nothings
Disjointed excerpts argue over Clay Whigs and Republican alignments, citing 1844 slanders about a political figure, accusations against Col Davies, and Know Nothing activities in Missouri. Mentions Gov Corwin, Mr Chase, and Atchison while noting tensions between Whigs, Republicans, and Liberty movement in Ohio and Kansas.
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Sud & Wife
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United States
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