Kansas crisis blamed on tyrant rulers and sham justice
A Kansas turmoil letter accuses Gov. Geary and Wilson Shannon of brutal policies and subduing free settlers. It recounts attacks by Missouri ruffians, arrests of peaceful emigrants, and a prisoner’s perilous confinement under threat of murder charges, with calls to expose federal inaction.
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Nero
America
Kansas
Douglas
Free State
Reeder
Missouri
Pierce
South
Wilson Shannon
Ohio
Shannor
Peron
Shannon
Pennsylvania
Jeffreys
Kane
John W. Geary
Stephen Arnold Dongiss
N.Y
Posidaw
St. Lawrence Co
Geary
Freemen urged to vow action on November 4 in support of Fremont
The piece argues freemen must act on November 4 to back John C. Fremont and condemn Gov Geary for arresting 250 emigrants. It cites Chicago Tribune reports of U S troops stopping a Kansas emigrant train at Plymouth and seizing supplies, with prisoners held under guard. It lists many named participants and organizations tied to the agitation and warns readers that Buchanan voters endorse these actions.
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Ed Daniels
Wis
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Richard Realf
H Jackson
Ind
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Henry Hoyton
Ill
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Strain
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Hastings
Cincinnati
Col. Cooke
Tabor
Anderson
United States Army
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Buchanan
Sandusky County
Buchanan Pledges and Polarizing Cuba Conflict Claims
A fragment from a Montgomery Register interpretation of Buchanan pledges compares him to aggressors, claiming he would concede constitutional rights and even seize Cuba by force. The Bucyrus Journal accuses Republicans of frauds in Indiana and Pennsylvania while noting Republican majorities and legislative triumphs.
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Well Done Ottawa Republicans sweep county ticket gains
Port Clinton October 20 1856 letter notes Ottawa county Republicans reduce Democratic majorities on state and county tickets elect Probate Judge W G Greene by 17 and Sheriff Jons Jexxy by 18 amid low turnout. Calls for a full defeat of Locofocoism next Tuesday. Mentions Geary in Kansas Border Ruffian context and Southern press views on Wayland and Morality text ban.
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Port Clinton
H. D. Cooxie
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Jons Jexxy
Joux Jexsy
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Treo
J. Krax
Sandusky Register
Freedom Ticket Published For Fourth of July
In the issue today the paper prints the Republican ticket exactly as issued to ensure readers can verify their ballots for the fourth. Any ticket not matching the printed one is rejected.
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Friends of Freedom
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Fremont and Dayton Ticket Urged for President and Vice President
Readers are urged to consider the Fremont for President and Dayton for Vice President ticket. The slate lists numerous electors including Caleb B. Smith Jacob Perkins John B. Stalllo Richard M. Corwine Peter Odlin Jacob S. Conklin and others with a final exhortation to look well to your tickets.
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William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Caleb B. Smith
Jacob Perkins
John B. Stallo
Richard M. Corwine
Peter Odlin
Jacob S. Conklin
William H. P. Denny
James R. Hubbell
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Francis Cleveland
John Welch
Daniel Humphrey
Henry D. Cooke
Eugene Pardee
John M. Hodge
Davis Green
Miller Pennington
John S. Herrick
Aaron Wilcox
James Dum
Amose
Buss
Question Must Be Met Fremont Versus Breckenhamer Note
The article urges Union electors to choose policy at the National Capital between free institutions and extended slavery. It nominates Feemont and Darrox for freedom and Buchanan and Breckenhamer for slavery, warning of slave power if defeated. It cites Kansas outrages and calls for voting in November for Fremont.
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Jonx C. Feemont
Wiltum L. Darrox
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James Bucnanax
Jons C. Breckenhamer
Sandusky County
United States
Tuxusteo
Free Men and Slavery in the Territories Debate
Sandusky County readers are urged to vote Yes for freedom in the territories or No to slavery, with Fremont urged as the pro freedom candidate and Buchanan as the pro slavery choice. The piece cites Kansas anti slavery turmoil and defends Republican principles against expansion of slavery.
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Freedom
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Cincinnati Gazette
Corwin
Mr. Fillmore
Col. Framont
Buchanan
The Fremont Post Office Battle Over Journal Delivery
Citizens challenge the Fremont postmaster Cad for denying delivery of the Journal from the office. They accuse him of pocketing payments for paper boxes and call for restoration of rights or his removal. The pamphlet also includes a Virginia slaveholder’s testimony on Kansas events and a comparison to Utah abuses under Brigham Young.
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An 19th century tone attacks Mephoxx as a fake medical reformer who claims to publish all discoveries and monopolize remedies. It argues he falsifies cures by secret publication to undercut rivals and sell cheaper, better medicines, urging the public to demand honest, transparent care from all physicians.
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