The Stark Gaping and Henderson in 1862 Campaign
A historical editorial defends General Henderson against charges from 1862 politics. It critiques Lovejoy opposition, lauds Henderson’s wartime service, and discusses party realignments, union rhetoric, and recruitment drives while arguing the need to support popular leaders despite faults. It recalls republican strategy and the 1862 Princeton union convention.
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Henderson
Congress
Henderton
Lovejoy
Sun District
Iléydeggar
Geo. Sr
Princeton
Dia
Roel
Thes Sfirto
Yaten
Jelf Davin
Werd
Trenderson
Bea Ot
Syell
Perass
Enyoi
Lovejny
S. Ani
Hlenderson
Deen Lavejay
Primary Contested Convention Discusses Nomination Prospects
Fragmented remarks reflect spillover from countywide debates on convention nomination. Voters and editors in Peoria and Henry counties weigh party lines and candidate viability as the district awaits an official decision.
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Cape Cay
Santa Manner
Alrton
Chulee
Peoria Voultty
Iti Hier
Ahilly
Incoming Prefect Disposition Toward Convention Debated
A fragment notes a meeting about an incumbent's stance and a convention, with arguments deemed not real by Mr. Ingerson. It mentions course in Congress generally approved and favors Henderson or Ingdeoll as leading candidate, urging committee to name the next representative.
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Walt
Ingersolt
Congress
Ingdeoll
Htenderson
Italy
A. Fg
Nax
Stark County News
Henderson Sing
Sandy
Jbus
Mallelujah
Bailey
Fuller
Butler
Enderson
Ingersoll
Snith
Dowsdall
Trench
Rowell
Aod
Jtey L. Scott
Ibhop M&k
Mendaoye
Eov Theale
the Catharines Nursery
N.Y Clay
van Strek
Fay
Dan Republican
Hamilton
N.Y
Feiller
Bet
RC Browxing
Certlannt St
New York Mall & Fairs
Galesburg Railroad Meeting Favors Henry Outlet
Henry County citizens gathered led by Mayor Baker to discuss a proposed line from Galesburg to Wyoming. Col Carr Judge Kitthell and J L Joncas voiced support for a road independent of the C B Q R R, favoring Henry as a key outlet and urging local grading and bridge work. The assembly appointed a committee to draft resolutions endorsing the Court Creek railroad and Henry’s role, while noting a federal election time change from October to the second Tuesday.
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Henry
Portey & Potter
Galesburg
CC. Baker
England
Col
Clark EK. Carr
Kit Ther
J. N. Jongs
Potter
Carr
C.B
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Kitthell
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Lacon
Tenry
Fta
J L. Joncas
Kewanee
Henry & Eastern R
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Gatceburg
Munry
Wyoming
Merry
A. M. Pool
A.M Pool
O. Nowell
F. 8
Court Creek
Henry the Marto
Henry Te Able
Convention ends row on railroad and warehouse fights
The piece discusses a state convention debating warehouse regulation to curb grain theft and railroad monopolies, with speeches by Bayne, Snyder, and others. It notes opposition from elevator men and figures like Bejamin and Hildrup, and mentions the Bible in schools controversy and various political figures touring the region.
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Tis
Tom Turner
Baxton
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Bejamin
Hildrup
Sheridan
Winchester
Browning, Ilxy and Underwood
Dartmouth
Imputse
Wlineis State Methodist
Old Town
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Ogdensburg
Notable Notices and society items from a historic issue
The text surveys literary notices from The New Jerusalem Magazine with references to its Swedenborgian content and critique of spiritual theories. It cites Boston publisher C. A. Dunham, and notes public reaction in The Savannah Republican to political nominations. It also mentions a Geneva Illinois petition against liquor licensing, a prizefight near New Orleans where James Mace defeated Tom Allen in ten rounds.
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C. A. Dunham, Publisker
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Chaimpion
England
Tom Allen
America
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Ald Mace
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