Giddings Speech Draws Harsh Free Soil Debate
The Free Soil Convention heard Mr. Giddings attack Whigs and Democrats with vociferous rhetoric. critics say his conduct and words mocked decency. The article contrasts Giddings with Mr. Root, notes votes on slavery issues, and questions honesty, urging restraint and denouncing incendiary attacks.
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District of Columbia
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Fremont
Sadler
Sadier
Worcester
Political inquiries urge clear stance from candidates in Huron County
The Reflector publishes a call to David Johnson and rivals to publicly state party alignment and support. It questions whether the candidate will back the Democratic or Free Soil tickets, urging a frank declaration before the election. The piece also relays a polemic about local caucus reporting and partisan maneuvering, with notes on a senatorial candidate and Cuba invasion commentary.
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Sommns Stern
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Dr. Ladd
New London
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Olber
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Frey
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Free Soil Convention
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Husted
Locafuce
Huros County
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Greenwich Station
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Locoloco
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Panis
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Roth
Parish
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Arrival of the Georgia from Cha gres and Guanay update
The Georgia steamship arrived at Ubis port with 91 passengers and 1.497 million in gold on freight. Reports from Panama and Valparaiso note a hurricane, shipwrecks, and a tropical hurricane impact. Ecuador had a July coup. Manuel Mantitero’s election in Cali is hailed as principled. Railroad plans to Santiago progress with a $2 million loan. Chinese indenture and trade freedom advances noted amid Chilean liberal preparations and market conditions.
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Execution of General Lopes Sealed by Garrote at Tavana
Reports from Tavana describe the execution of General Lopes by garrote on a raised platform after his capture. The scene included a detachable collar device, a post, and a long arm forcing the victim into death. Lopes appeared calm and dignified, his uniform removed as a mark of disgrace.
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