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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1849
Page
2
A fiery editorial campaign denounces the last session’s repeal of the Black Laws, alleging three-fifths Locofoco support to reinstate restrictions on black and mulatto residents, with warnings of electoral consequences and calls to defend anti slavery principles.
The article argues that Cuban annexation will bring Cuba into the Southern states and United States, trumping the Buffuto platform. It描述s weak administration opposition, Northern power fears, and predicts a strong proslavery realignment as events drive toward Cuba’s integration amid mixed reactions to the Cuban expedition’s disruption in New York harbor.
The Free Soil Whigs debunk a circulating Fairfield Township rumor that a delegate opposed nominating a Free Soil Whig and that the sentiment echoed through the convention. They state no such proposal was made and defend the integrity of the county's Whig leadership, noting the platform and unity already achieved. Farr Soi. Ware, elected in the last contest, is cited as prominent evidence of the party’s strength.
A condemning review of Tennessee election results shows Whigs crushed for opposing pro slavery plans. Neil S Brown and John Bell led anti Wilmot Proviso stances as Locofoco allies gained ground. Washington Union aligns with this Locofoco narrative and accuses Taylor administration of abolitionist influence.
The Milan Tribune announces Mr. Chase as its candidate for Representative. Known for active business, integrity, benevolence, and Whig principles, he is praised for humility in seeking office and broad cross party support. The nomination receives striking unanimity across districts.
In a Vermont cautionary note the N. Y. Courier and another editor critique the attempted Free Soil and Loco Focus coalition. They warn Western Reserve Free Soilers to scrutinize this union as self serving and lacking in principle, urging vigilance against similar entanglements.
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