From the Far West Emigrant Letter and Allen County Convention
A correspondent reports trek through Kaw River country toward Independence with unions and stock details, mixed with observations on routes, safety, and conditions. The Lima convention notes Democratic county representation, officer ballots, and a plan to use popular vote for nominations, plus central committee appointments and next year’s meeting site.
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Allen County
Lima
WM. Blackburn
Joan Kxssorr
Jens M. Wirsos
Griffith Johns
Jas. H. Skinner
James Cunningham
Hugh T. Rinehart
Robert J Skinner
Hollows
Jackson
Bath
German
Marion
Amanda
Shawnee
Perry
Auglaize
Wayne
Union
Dubouquet
Moulton
Washngton
Pushit
Clay
Goshen
Onmotion
Win Dowling
Wm. Ackerman
Thomas Berryman
Jackson—S L
Wau
J. Wt. Wilson
Wor
Akerman
M. Leatherman
Sea
M. Leaherman
Jan Samuel Suder Rath
A. Bowers
Wm. Loith
Everett
Rumbaugh
P Edgecomb
M. Bobbing
D. del
Zel
J Cunningham
A. Keller
G.W. Fichel
J. ,Shellaberger
J. Sprott
John Tuas
D. Conrad
J Sieran
Win Knittle
JB Wailer
J Elnore
Wm. Armstrong
J Holland
Ed. Cremone
J. East
Griffits
Jon Stewinson
S Metcalf
J.J. Stevenson
Win Bariin
J. Cine
Baal Dey Bo Bedwell Jr
L. Ouens
Wai Better
Chofes Bush
W. C. Campbell
Gherles Martin
Daniel Gules
Augliae
A. Shellentargerd Boyd
Jb. Cus
Reb OF
Walcot J. Fo Milier
G.grahan Posloti
V Franz
Ezra
Gervary Seiter
BB Ch
Win Urefi
Sen Conrad Sebermmel
Jiriry
Lina
Ee O. Cortes
Rs AG
Willams
Wilkens
A. Beaiy
Wo. Dywling
Alen County
Armstrong
John McUurandik
R. J. Skinner
T. K. Jacobs
M. Nichols
A. N. Sanah
Wapaukoanetia
Lima Argus
Blackburn
Jons Burre
Jonx M Wires
James He Stanare
Groyfth Johns
Billy McDaniels Cow Purchase Scheme Mocked
An amusing tale from the Spirit of the Times recounts Billy McDaniels, a Nashville road inn keeper famed for temper and piety, who musters friends to recover a cow he did not buy, then confronts Sam Houston and Hays during a court week in Nashville. The yarn highlights local characters, a running joke about the cow, and Billy’s eventual resolve to intervene.
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Nashville
Jolly Inn
Billy McDaniels
Billy
Felix Grundy
Thomas] Bezion
Hays
Mc Daniels
Neshville
Martia
Rover Yander
Martin
Brily
Plorinda
McDeniels
Melanie
McDaniels
Mr Daniels
Sun Henson
Tranessee
Heys
MecDanels
Sun
Hewson
Houston
Gillant
Deight McDaniel
Carmel Sam
Asef
McDaniel
Auenser
Mr. Hope
Mays
Mr. McDaniels
Cornel Sam
Mr. Hays
Streck
Hass
Rascal
Burt
Feliz Grady
Mc Thompson and Leffler win Iowa Congress seats
A Cincinnati Chronicle report notes Democrats Mc Thompson and Leffler have been elected to Congress from Iowa by margins of 500 to 800 and claims the legislature is Democratic. The piece proclaims a glorious triumph, suggesting the win includes two U.S. Senators and calls for recollection of a whig cannon fired in the State House yard last year.
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Mc Thompson
Leffler
Congress
Iowa
Cincinnati Chronicle
I Wiig
U.S
State House
Tennessee State Election Notes and Senate Races
Tennessee report notes a death by own action case. A senator to be elected next winter replacing Jarnigan. Six Democrats and four Whigs elected to Congress. Senate new seats lean Democratic while House remains Whig.
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Jarnigan
Legislative elections in state county offices with congress seat
A terse notice states no legislative elections are held in this state county except a member of Congress in place of Judge Douglas, elected to the U.S. Senate. No further details available yet.
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Congress
Juige Douglas
U. S.senate
Democrat triumph noted as crucial to Union defense
The fragment proclaims a lasting Democrat victory seen as vital to repel disruptions to the Union, predicting Wisconsin will join as the 30th state in the Union next spring with two additional Democratic Senators.
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Towa
Wisconsin
Sutcemee
An Acrostic Poem and a Black Captain at Doniphan’s March
A fragment recounts an acrostic on Zachary Taylor praising peace yet praising martial might. It then describes Captain Jo, a Black servant captain of a company in Doniphan’s El Paso to Chihuahua march, noting his feathered hat and sabre. It ends with a vignette of a postbattle pursuit and a derisive encounter at Sacramento.
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Ohio Republican
Zachary
Mars
Doniphan
el Pasco
Chihuahua
Themelves
Sacramento
Wagens
Conler
Reveille
Whig Governor Candidate Delano Endorsed in Ohio
A Columbus Delano bid for Ohio governor gains support from Howels as part of a Whig candidate discussion. The piece notes Delano’s anti war votes and quotes the Hamilton Telegraph praise while warning the Whigs against backing him, predicting the party’s possible downfall if he wins. An unrelated anecdote about Governor Shunk’s father and a penny payment in Montgomery County follows, ending with a humorous quip about what keys are needed to catch the Hal of the Menteaumes.
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Columbus Delano
Howels
Ohio
Delano
Mexico
Bebb
Matt
Ohw
Tthey
Hamilton Telegraph
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