Arrival of the Africa and Arago News
Halifax and Liverpool reports bring arrivals of the Africa and Arago with late dispatches on Sevastopol and Crimea. Simson’s forces number and losses are updated. crossfire at the Malakoff and Redan described. News of India Bengal rebellion, Chinese northern pressure, and European tariff moves accompany general war updates. Local political notices detail Republican ticket selections across multiple Ohio counties with strong expectations of victory. A severe Mad River rail accident near Kenton and a $300 reward for John Miller are reported in Morgan County.
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Africa
Halifax
Alton
Liverpool
Avia
Geo
Simpson and
Pellissive
Peesee
Bights
Simpson
Austin
Pellissier
Redan
Grotechakoff
Goon
Bentick
Cherpayn
Omar Pacha
Trebizond
Asia
Kara
Erzereme
Gesuchi
Arabia
Cronstadt
Sweal
Kurt
Great Brittain
Foreign Legion
Belgium
Spain
India
Bengal
China
England
Pellixsier
Malakoff
Napoleon
Pelissier
Seil
Crimea
Baltic
Sebastopol
Nicolou
John Miller
Homer Township
Morgas County
Ohio
Miller
United States
Log Cabin
P.O
Morgan County
Joux Raxpate
Geo Ansustoxs
Geonce W. Wiss
Witt Moxzom
Maine and Vermont Election Results Reported
Maine's September election shows Morrill leading with 34 615 votes from 50 towns and Wells 13 210 Reed 2 208, with 160 towns in later returns. Anti Republican majorities predicted in Maine senate and house, Reed cited as defeating Morrill. Vermont results list Royce winning by 4 359, senate largely Republican, Know Nothings and Democrats weak in Nebraska context.
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Anson P. Morrill
Teneo Reed
Wells
Reed
Morrill
Senate
House
W Ells
Boston
Altice
Maine
Morris
Theote
Vermont
Royce
Nebraska
Vermont and Ohio Republican Boosters in 1850s Era
In a crowded 1850s political scene, Vermont marks a Republican governor win by an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 votes amid a 42 000 total state vote. A senatorial convention in Clyde delegates districts Huron Erie Sandusky Ottawa favor Buckland for State Senator, with Buckland declared nominee and a corresponding committee named. Additional notes reference Kansas liberty sentiment, squatter sovereignty, and local party dynamics in Ohio.
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Vermont
Green Mountain
Washington
Roves
U. S. Journal
Huron
Erie
Sandusky
Ottawa
Clyde
E. 3. Santee
C. T. Sanzo
J. J. Pexvieun
Homer Everett
Nowing
Supreme Judge
Ralph P. Buckland
Francis D. Parish
T.S Thorp
C. T. Smeed
S. A. Smith
R. P. Buckland
F. D. Parris
S. F. Taylor
Benj. Summers
Kansas
United States
Missouri
Thomas M. Cook
Huron County
E. B Sadler
N. C.T. Suzzo
J. J. Pesrieto
Wisox Suasson
Wilsing Shanning
Goveror
Ohio
Tom Corwin
Congress
Albright
Pierce
2Rchange
Moral duel over slavery in politics in this state
The piece frames the current political contest as a moral battle over slavery extending into new territories. It contrasts Republicans, who oppose expansion of bondage, with Southern slaveowners and a Democratic North, arguing that democracy as practiced supports oppression. It warns that failing to resist would corrupt national conscience and threaten the republic. It cites Albany Journal on territorial statehood prospects and population counts for Minnesota Oregon New Mexico and Kansas as context for admission and representation.
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South
Free States
Democratic Party
United States
North
Albany Journal
Minnesota
Oregon
New Mexico
Kansas
The
Democrat
Hessville
the Democrat
Sandusky County
G. W. Brown
Kansas Herald of Freedom
Lawrence
Kansas Territory
Peru Chronicle
H.J. Mason
Conneautville
Crawford County
Herald
G. W. Brows
Primary tickets and harsh critique from 1860s Ohio factions
The Slave-driving Democracy of Sandusky county announced its primary election results on the Sth and the 10th with nominees John L. Greene Wm. E. Haynes George Enger T. P. Finefrock John Orwig Jacob Snyder T. W. Clapp Peter Beaugrand Phillip Short and favored State Senator Jacob Knapp. Erie County Republicans also named their ticket. The Democratic creed mocked by The Cleveland Leader targets the administration’s alleged slave power policies.
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Jacob Strader
Wm. M. Ott
Crasford
Carthage
Saturdausiy County
Shelby County
Sidney
W. V. Cowan
Sidney Journal
Lawnesee
Henry C. Rogers
Cianx
John A. Leitler
Clark
Gen
Chas. Anthony
Champaign
Madison
Marysville Tribune
Graassey County
Guernsey
Abraham Simmons
Robert Campbell
Times
Asstaxo
Ashland
Campbell
Rand Chase
Diliss
Congress
Pinny County
Franklin T. Flowers
Meras County
A. Thomson
Meigs County
Thomson
The
State Journal
Sandusky Register
Sandusky
John L. Greene
Wm. E. Haynes
George Enger
T. P. Finefrock
John Orwig
Jacob Snyder
T. W. Clapp
Peter Beaugrand
Phillip Short
Tiaac Knapp
Cleveland
United States
Executive Department of Government
Stringfellow Opposes Kansas Slave Law Expelling Slaves From Family
A Kansas Legislature debate features a bill to free enslaved people from debt bondage and ban selling children away from mothers and spouses. Stringfellow argues for harsh practice, claiming biblical precedent justifies selling families. The article notes accusations of drunkenness at a Hessville meeting and counters the Democrat’s claim with witness testimony.
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Kansas
Stringfellow
Seneca Republican convention nominates Lewis for Senator
At Upper Sandusky Friday the Republicans of Seneca Crawford and Wyandot met in a senatorial convention. On the second ballot Jasnn Lawis of Crawford was nominated for Senator while Lewis led 28 to Ayres 25. The platform was reaffirmed from Columbus and the convention adjourned with three sheets for Lewis.
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Seneca
Crawford
Wyandot
Upper Sandusky
Jasnn Lawis
Lewis
David Ayres
Columbus
Swan
Republi
U. S. Journal
Demagogic claims and Medill's 1852 Ohio vote debated
In a Baltimore 1852 convention dispute the Ohio delegation’s resolutions are examined. The text questions Gov Medill’s vote on opposing a finality clause and whether his Freesoil stance holds, noting the 1850 platform opposing slavery’s expansion and asking if Medill voted or denied the charge and what that implies for his political position.
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Medil
Chase
Pierce
Ohio
Gov. Medill
Democracy of
Gov. Medil
Medill
O.S Journal
Race for Prizes Sparks Fierce Slave-dog Bribery Scene
The Zifia Tribune reports a heated scramble as masters target bribery to win favored slaves. Quoting lush incentives in a battle over villaany, the piece likens bribes to thirty pieces of silver and recalls blood ties across Ohio and Kansas.
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Guezs
Catskill Mountains
Villaany
Ohio
Kansas
Zifia Tribune
Mail train derailed near New Cumberland
Harrisburgh Sept 21 A mail train en route to the West ran over a cow near Cumberland and was thrown off the track. Fireman Wm Abdell was killed instantly. Mail agent John Miller engineer Jno Studly conductor Mr Rateliff and Adams Express agent Mr Fulz were seriously injured. Wounded were taken to New Cumberland. No passengers were hurt. A separate item notes a Cincinnati poisoning incident where Catharine Bryant attempted to poison Jas Armstrong and family. the girl escaped.
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Mad River Road
Kenton
Ed. Wetherell
George Bristol
Bristol
Wetherell
Pasengers
Jai
Patterson
Dayton
Sandusky Register
Harrisburgh
West
Cumberland
Wm. Abdell
John @. Miller
Jno
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Morgan County Herald
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
Salmon P. Thase
Uamitan
Thomas H. Ford
Rich
Perandis M. Wrigit
James N. Baker
Law
William B. Gibson
TIT Supreme Court
Jacob Brinkerhmofp
Richland
Chas. C. Converse
Muskingum
FE. D. Kimball
Medina
Memore
NOSRD
Public Works
Alex. G. Conover
Mami
Hanley
Sanduxky County
Court House
General Assembly
Mori S. Buckla
D. L
L. Gelpin
Tille R Evere
Mont
Prince and Mentet
Toledo
Bilaile
Democracy
Eaders
New States
Erie County
Seir
Sandusky Township
Bugheye Hall
Couny Lone
Texas
Baltimore
New Orleans
Evans
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Dra. Marshall and
Fleathy
Craycroft
Philadelphia
Smith
Columbia
Court of St James
Buchanan
London
Gov
Louis
Gov. Shannon
Westport
Charles Ingersoll
Camden
Nis Sruzxara
Columbiana State
Sec
Board of Public Works of
Camden and Amboy
Philadelpia
John Longden
Beaver Dam
Hanover County
Richmond
Agus
Carter
Longdon
Fremont
Catharine Bryant
Jas. HL. Armstrong
Cincinnati
Shannon
Reeder
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