Pole Barnhart Eline Plans Lincoln Pole at York Residence
Local notice describes setting up four Lincoln poles at a York township home Saturday afternoon with a public raising and a later speech by Carl Sehurs in Tiffin on Monday October 9, in German and English. It urges Republican organization and fundraising bets on Lincoln and a caution against Brinkerhoff in Ohio politics.
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York and Townsend
Shutts
York Township
J. Mack Lemmon
Pole Barnhart Eline
Lincoln Pole
R. Eee Becland
Everett
Carl Sehurs
Tiffin
J. A. Lee
Eng
S Ce
Democratic boldness and Know Nothing accusations in election rally
The piece condemns Democratic hypocrisy in touting Republican principles while associating with Know Nothings. It urges voters to act at the polls, expose alleged Know Nothing ties, and support Republican aims as proclaimed in Chicago and Columbus platforms. It discusses affidavits and local council ties, arguing party hypocrisy and urging vigilance at the Tuesday polls.
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Republicat Party
Chicago
Colummbus
Sitiaavit
Punanos
Democrat and Messenger
Know Nothing
Necret
Thes
Order
Smith
Clyde
Stith
Clark
Balivilla
Mirandvco
Francineond
Democratic Party
Republican
Know Nothings
Warning to Republicans on Supreme Court race
A warning aimed at Republican voters cites a concerted effort to defeat Judge Brinkerhoff. It names Douglas party nominee Mr. Smith and alleges union of Douglasites Breckinridgers and Knownothings against Brinkerhoff, warning that his defeat could threaten Lincoln’s state.
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Judge Brinkerhoff
Ohio
Smith
Douglas Party
Supreme Court
Douglasites
Breckinridgers
Knownothings
Senith
Jacob Brinkuehoff
Brinkerhoff
Supreme Judge
Lincoln
Gol. Noble
Plantoin
Fudge Lang
Bonie
New York
Sandusky County
Judge Gelpin
Winslow
Bellevue
Gernan
Monroeville
Kung. Ure Ieee
Douglas Supporters Predict Missouri Victory in November
The piece argues Douglas will carry Missouri after a recent state election showing Breckenridge leading in the contest. It cites Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana as voting patterns and urges Sandusky county Republicans to mobilize for the next Tuesday’s vote. It mentions W. P. Noble opposing Caney, labeling the working man as enslaved by what supporters call the labor doctrine.
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Sandusky County
Ahsones
Douglas
Missouri
Breckenridge
Breckinridge Douglas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indien
Noid
New York Tritone
Great Central States
I Hammond
Lowh Caroline
Congromman
W. P. Noble
Democratic Rally and Township Meetings Reported
Report describes a Democratic rally with a large crowd and mixed sentiment, detailing processions, speakers like Payne, and a court-house flop. It notes township meetings in Rice, Mudway’s School House, Townsend, Ballville, and Jackson township with strong turnout and voter intent for a 16,000 to 20,000 majority. It contrasts Republican prospects in Pennsylvania and Ohio and urges vigilance against election-day tricks. It cites Douglas opposition to the Lecompton Constitution and quotes 1857 debates as context. The piece ends with calls to bring in returns and open party headquarters overnight.
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H. Everett
J. M. Lemmon
Rice
Alec
Mudwe
Ballville
Townsend
Ry P. Buckland
Jackson Township
Hinck Republican
Douglas
Avery
Niver
Senate
Aiden
Kansas
Cony
Finde
Religious Liberty and Bowley Murder Stir Election Debate
Fragmentary dispatch recounts a Methodist discussion on protecting freedom of worship amid the Bowley murder case, and notes Republican demonstrations led by Governor Seward with vast turnout. It cites party shifts, fraud warnings, and a massive Lincoln procession in Cresco with crowds, torches, and speeches at the Wigwam.
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Cresco
Seward
Lincoln Rangers
Atmnet
Afr
Soward
Owen Lovejoy
C. B. Pean
Phar Broginsae
Fe Nomi
Rth
Witnosndil
Chicago
Lincoln
Press
Tribune
Tremont House
Vermont Brandon vote tally shows party split in recent election
In Brandon Vermont the recent election produced a split result with Vor ornor-Fairtimes Lincoln and Douglas tallies and mentions of Harvey Brock win and Douglar birthplace. The fragment notes editorials on the Dre. page and Sinn the ohhener 360 ialotty see palitend editorials.
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A A. Loon
Guxru Dotvar
Vermont
Brandon
Vor
Ornor — Fairtimes
Lincoln
Douglas
Harvey
Brockwin
Douglar
Dre
Fragmentary voter letter targets Ball and Smith in Democratic race
A fragmented letter cites opposition to Judge Ball and concerns about Simon N. Smith and Notetralized citizens. The writer disputes supporters and accuses officemembers of biased actions, pledging to reveal true character of men pursuing the Clime and public office. A Democrat signs the note.
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Secoromerem
P Ynpat
Mathinl
Daitiee
Tie Pence
Tenonot
Simon N. Smith
Beontina
Linty
Justiont
Panoe
Democratic Rally at Wigwam Described as Mixed Attendance
A Columbus area report from October 3 1860 details a Democratic gathering at the Wigwam where Judge Steiner and Judge Lang spoke amid Republican counterpresence. The narrative mocks speeches attacking Know Nothings and includes satirical digressions on union, slavery, and party unity.
Great Douglas rally in Ohio ends in crowd fatigue and boos
A large crowd in Tiffin, Ohio attended a Douglas event amid fading applause and disillusionment. Reported turnout counted around 1,000 horsemen and 400 on horseback, with many leaving dissatisfied. Prominent speakers failed to appear, and voters pledged support for "honest old Alva" as other leaders stayed away.
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Fontorin
New York
Crawford County
Stanford Vo
Snl
Douglas Fell Ant
Alva
Douglas
Tom
Johann
Come
Dovaras
Assocsor
New Fave
Douglas and Breckinridge
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Saori Bt
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Jath
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Ib Tals
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Congress
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Jacob Brinkerhoff
Richland Co
Stronney Denenat
James Murray
Wood Co
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Board OF Reatin Work
Levi Sargent
Tuwarawas Co
Couney Ticker
Sim
Joseph HR. Bartlett
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Rom Ete
John EH. Blinn
Woodville
William E. Lay
Green Crook
Kevinnsie Feereter
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Riley
Therme
Cleveland
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Old Abe
Barnhart Kline
Ilinois
Douglas Domonent
LEP
Brinkerhofp
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Rammer UK
Olalogk
A. Ma
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Ue Manda
James N. Smith
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Old Noble
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Parle
Apianleerk
Ube County
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Payne
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Messrs. Buckinedd& Everett
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T. M. Eddy
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Bowley
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Cntirety
Indianapolis State Journal
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Blin
Tay
Roneabecks
Cade Ska
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Dean Jornsani
Pipefrock
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