Repeal of New Mexico Slave Code Sparks Congressional Clash
February actions exposed a contested repeal of a harsh New Mexico slave law seen as harming both Black and white workers. The debate highlighted party divides over Lecompton-era loyalties, with speaker Johnson and Wisconsin Douglas Democrats cited amid broader resistance to slave power.
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Bingham
Ohio
Douglas Democracy
Wisconsin
Larabee
Lecompton
Wosshington
James Buchanan
Political address urges care and unity in Jefferson County
A fragmentary editorial-like note calls for wisdom and vigilance in Jefferson County politics. It praises Democratic harmony while warning Republicans to act with care, nominate capable speakers, and stay engaged through the day’s events amid factional strains and primary activity.
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Canvass in Pennsylvania Draws Political Figures
The Pennsylvania canvass promises crowded interest with General Foote of Mississippi and Wm. L. Yancey of Alabama reportedly traveling to advocate Breckenridge. Supporters of Lincoln include William H. Seward, Ban Tony, Horace Greeley, Frank P. Blair, Ben Wade, and John Sherman from various states.
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Canvess
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Alabama
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
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Breckenrides
Lincoln
Philadelphia Preas
William E. Seward
Baun Tlimay
Horace Greely
New York
Rally at Lake Mills underscores party fervor and turnout
A large audience gathered at Lake Mills on Saturday for a mobilization rally. Speakers including De Willard Barber Bingham Noble and others praised party principles, contrasted with opponents, and forecast strong fall turnout. Delegations from Toffson and surrounding towns displayed banners. observers note a quieter, orderly event with a hopeful pledge of larger future gatherings.
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Political Nominations and National News Highlights
Corwin nominated by Republicans of Ohio Seventh District. Walker plans another Central American government. Fisher backs Democrats amid Republican opposition. Lincoln alignment discussed. New York Tribune notes Chicago Northwestern extension with Appleton link. Vast cattle slaughter in New York sustains beef market. yearly value around 12.4 million dollars.
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Watertown Institute closes with thanks to educators
An 1860 Watertown education institute opened with prayers and lectures on teaching methods. Professors Pickett and Pickard, assisted by Pradt, led sessions through two days of instruction. The group praised local churches for meeting spaces and resolved to thank participants and Watertown citizens for support. The article notes related regional economic and political items and a hoax about a steamship Arctic survivor.
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Great Republican demonstration and political fervor
A large Republican rally drew tens of thousands through city streets with a vast parade of oxen and bands. Speakers included Corwin Staunton Bish and Morton as candidates for Governor and Lt Governor. Nighttime torches and crowds filled Washington and Meridian. A separate fire tragedy in Scheige left three children dead. The clipping also notes German press support for Lincoln and Hamlin and census hints for Detroit.
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Virginia
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Fragmented 19th Century Political Fragments and Cable Report
Doversson Haney drove years ago in Illinois race for Congress where Doughis faced David M. Woon in the 8th district. Carreton speech quoted harsh denunciations of Geary Clay and Douglas. The Atlantic Cable effort failed after seven miles raised but repeatedly broken, per London Times. Wheat yields in prairie counties reach high averages with 35 bushels per acre anticipated. An Irish woman kissed a candidate at a gateway in Virginia. Senator Sumner endorsed by a Virginia citizen, as Milwaukee Road meeting planned for East Troy on September 9.
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van Clay
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Varley
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