Fremont Hosts Missouri Leaders and Soldiers at Dinner
Col Fremont and Shielton's American Brass Band arrive as citizen soldiers from Missouri pledge support. Francis Blair and Sergeant Mont introduce guests, while Captain Montgomery honors Freemont with a toast to the Pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains. The group tours to a dining room, then departs down Ninth Street with local civic leaders and the Rocky Mountain Glee Club.
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Fremont
Shielton
Sen
Col. Fremont
Col
Ontari H
Stair
Upper Ie
Mont
Mexico
Francis P. Blair
Missouri
Doniphan
Mr. Blair
Sergeant Mont
Blair
Congress
St. Louis
Blaveholding
Wos
Wold
R. B. Montgomery
Mechanics’ and Workingmen’s Central Union
Robert B. Montgomery
John C. Fremont
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Jeasie
Walter J. McKay
Mechanics and Workingmen’s Central Union
Madison Cannon
Twentieth Ward
Sane Committee
Col Fremont
Mr. McDonough
Kansas Free State Resolve Co operates for Fair Slavery Vote
From Kansas advices received by the Government the Free State men led by Governor Robinson will cooperate with the Administration to secure a fair expression of the people on slavery. The decision is explicit and communicated to the government and Mr. Walker in New York.
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New York
Washington
The
Times
Kansas
Free State
Guv Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Walker
Times of Washington
Honduras
Samsenains
Leas
Nicaragua
Walker
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conductors Strike Shuts Trains
May 1 report from Baltimore describes a large strike by conductors on the Baltimore and Ohio line. Freight trains stopped as about 100 conductors moved along the routes causing widespread disruption and tension. The piece references leadership figures and mentions political names and parties in a storm of confusion.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jackson's Bridge
Chase Renomination Favored by Ohio Republicans
Ohio Republicans express strong support for Salmon P. Chase seeking re nomination. They deny reports that he will decline and argue his public duty, noting his record of appointments and popularity. They predict acclamation at the August convention and warn opponents will misrepresent his stance to gain leverage.
Ohio Republicans Rally Behind Gov Chase for Re Election
The Republicans in Ohio celebrate Gov. Chase gaining consent to run again. He is praised as a wise upright governor and the best the state has seen, with reduced taxes and strong party support. Some opponents who backed him two years ago will now endorse him, and the American party is not expected to field a candidate.
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Batda van
Gov. Chase Hina
Gov. Chase
Republican Party
Chase
Ohio
Tie
Repubilican
Hawilton County
Modill
Cincinnati
Buchanan
Washington
Salmon P. Chase
Journal
Oso
Hamilton
Chicago
Free State Vote Frauds and Slavery Influence Report
A Kansan letter excerpt from the St. Louis Democrat alleges pro slavery forces coerce Free State men to vote in a bogus election in Kansas. It accuses administration planners and Governor Walker of promoting a fraudulent canvass to sway Congress with a slave constitution and slave Senators.
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Kansas
St. Louis
Lecompton
Congress
The
Democrat
Lawrence
Stanton
Eeach
Political strife and slavery foes reshape the North South lines
The piece argues the Republican party is not dead and warns that Black Republicans will push toward 1860 with vigor. It cites northern consolidation, southern opposition, and tense previews of a life and death struggle over slavery and Union.
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North
New Orleans
Buchanan
Maryland
Virginia
Missouri
National Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Kansans debate votes amid slander and defection
In a heated exchange, Republicans denounce slander over Kansas voting rights as free state men face alleged illegal ballots. The piece notes Dem and Messenger attacks, border ruffian imagery, and calls for fair or boycott stances amid constitutional conventions.
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Dinty Doo
Tom Benton
Sisaan
Democrat
Free State
Kanens
Kansas
Messenger
District Court Damages in New York River Road Case
The case finds the defendant not liable for most costs with $193.85 in damages awarded. The report also notes court sessions this week with Judges Tayton, Fools and Borror.
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Bhangegengro
Wastraal - 7
Posnemion
New York Bee River
District Court
Thas Beot
Tayton, Fools and Borror
Mardell
New York
Burdell
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Mors. Cunningham
Evkel
Schaniearance
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Canada
Fremont Journal
Ibaac M. Edulde
Diller
Free States
Freedom National
Con. Forser
Pennsylvanian
Rooney
Brigham Young
Raben Hann
Milwaukee Free Democrat
Toledo
Mr. Riley
Riley
Wood
Gen Pierce
Cobb
Geary
Tim Freuß
Harrisburg
Greyman Exrorana
St. Louis Democrat
Hartford
Unitarian Church
Shawnee Reserve
Maine
Dred Scott
Witneses
Oiiginnald Gazette
Fon
E. G. Spelman
Hardin
Wyandot
New York Post
Lst
Cleveland
Hathaway
Lake Pepin
Saint Paul
Dunleith
Halifax
New York and London Telegraph Company
Sharp & Shomo’s
Elizabeth Allen
Janceville
Onin
Libwry Association
Moores Block
Pir
Nadiow
Aod
Aprile
Abeth Allen
Eo Atom
Baton & Lube
Olxde, O
A W. Lube
Charles Curtis
Leo
Aleo
Kline
Daniel Luv
Kessler
Onio
WM. Kessler
P. B. Beery & CO
Clyde
Tins County
Steckly
Ln Wllte
Emporium
Stella
Charlies Delaines
Ladiew
Clyde, O
Pro Bono Publico
Tite
Countien Etiee
Ais
Terent
Baling
Mcghe
Maynes
Srox Vue
Memphis
Tate
Reseed Enton
Broadway
Varias
Jewpley
Lone Ian
Chaney Archboerd
Pitas
Avery
Permone
Rick
Tee
Meneway
N.B
Keeloke
P.O. Senupa
Artin Ames
Martin
Corporation of
Dishuhsements
Rensnes
Bushoa
Evaiss
Ynri
Frerepriotion Ris
Ising Howe Carriage
Beslance
Roberts & Sheldon's
Sle
Trenaurer
John Geeseman
Croghan
Bia Haode
Sulound
Eagle Clothing
Anil
RAGLE
Yrous & Fremont
F. Dernham
NIMS
Wien
Yenhus Nation
Waltong
Trunks
Port Mom
IMS
Dernham
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