A Democratic Letter and 1860 Election Fallouts
A lengthy letter from an old Democrat laments party splits and praises Lincoln and Hamlin, urging support for the Republican ticket amid accusations of Democratic fraud. It condemns Know Nothing and Breckinridge factions, claims threats to free speech, and urges unity for the nation’s liberties. Also notes Craighead’s contested Third District race and alleged election irregularities in Vallandigham’s favor with possible forgery and naturalization fraud.
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Glorious News from Pennsylvania and German Favor for Lincoln
A Cincinnati Hn quirer reprint portrays Democratic schemes as busted by Pennsylvania results. Foster defeats Curtin in key counties, boosting Lincoln prospects, while German voters shift toward Lincoln and Republicans in Indiana and Pennsylvania. The piece cites German, Irish, and other blocs joining Republican ranks amid a charged 1860s election atmosphere.
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Younell backs Lincoln amid party fusion dispute
Lincolne Gener A. H. Prescott, president of the American State Council and ally of Bell and Everett, declares in a long letter for Lincoln. He says he cannot affiliate with Breckinridge and argues the only way Lane can be kept from the presidency is Lincoln.
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