Guthrie seeks Democratic nomination in Kentucky dispute
The piece outlines James Guile of Louisville as a potential westward Democrat candidate for president with strong objections to other party factions. It details William Guthrie's wealth, aristocratic stance, support of slavery, prior political roles, and tariff views, framing him as a reformer opposed to public robbery while noting uncertainties about his nomination chances. A separate item reports a fatality at City Cemetery following a shooting by Langford, with Bellinger wounded but not seriously, bail set for appearance.
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James Guilitto
James Guile
Louisville
Kentucky
Prestlenty
Guthrie
Sho
Mr. Clay
Clay
Dackson
Kentucky Senate
Treasury Department
Merce
Democratic Party
M. OY. Pribune
Cuezny Crevr
Georgia Company
Vuerelas
Platts
Tooton
Hooton
Port Kearney
Platte
Amonta
Platte River
Kansas City
Heroe
Restiny
St. Vrain's Creek
California
Denver City
Cherry Creek
Lee
Bob Curtis
Laramie
Lota Hers
F Onring Ovex
Gravin
Jocop Bellinger
Hos, Langford
Iove
Lang
Viokadury
Washington
Douglas
Connecticut
Hinty Washington
Toucey
Rmuet Niko
South
Hob Nub
Committee On ‘Territories
Clarleston
New Orleans
Jackson
Denver
Rock Island
Arrapanhoo County
Seward
Harrisburg
Gen. Cameron
Cameron
Charleston Mercury
United States
Republican Party
Calhoun
South Carolina College
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
State Journal
Mixed political and international notes in late 19th century dispatches
Digest covers varied reports from Wisconsin and Dominican affairs to Danish-Dominican tensions, with commentary on elections and party politics. Mentions a Danish war steamer at St Domingo, indemnity disputes, and Wisconsin governor races. Includes notes on Douglas faction and political strategy. News from Chicago and other markets closes the column.
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N.Y. Zriduna
West Indies
Donesara
Thomas
Caracoa
Duminark
Santa Cruz
St. Tomas
St. Domingo
Rervuniesa Vigrguy
Kaokun
St. Louis
Khechuk
Mondy
Laighton
Lyons and Railroads The Advocate’s Stand and Trials
The Lyons City Advocate attacks Governor Hunt and the Whig party as a threat to the Republican organization. It argues Lyons should seek rail service elsewhere and discusses stock bonds, the Clinton connection, and a Bridge and pile driver. A lengthy summary of the Sickles trial follows, detailing lawyers Ould Carlisle Grady Stanton and others with portraits of their styles and roles.
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Lyons
Lyons City
Hunt
Advocate
Town Central
Marion
Maquoketa
Khia
Lowa Central
Towa Central
Toin
City of
Clinton
Oldroedle
Devayev
Board of Directors
Amainosa
Lion County
Anamosa
Durand
Sales
Adeoele
Byens
NRRL
Cinton Company
Defense team and judge in a courtroom described
The article portrays lawyers including Chilton Brady Magruder Phillips and a Washington bar practitioner as capable. Judge Crawford is praised for fairness and impartiality though his age raises some expectations about adjournment times. The piece notes the judge’s sharp recall of evidence and clear reasoning despite advancing years.
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Sickles
Ould
Carlisle
Mr. Ould
Hike
Grady
New York
Fudge
Ifo
Oast
Mr. Stanton
Brady
Philips
Congress
Alabama
Washington
J Welieve
John Graham
New Yorke
Ilis Strong
Ile
Thomas Francia Meager
Wis Ds
Junyeun
Ratetitty
Chilton
Jfo
Crawford
Hei
Democratic Party and New Orleans Fire News Summary
Senator Douglas missed Connecticut trip due to family sickness. Reports praise the Democratic party for preserving union harmony and popular sovereignty. A massive New Orleans fire on April 20 damages Bailey & Co. and nearby properties, with losses mounting to about 4.25 million. Other items cover Navy or diplomatic moves, post office personnel shifts, and political chatter from Harrisburg to Indiana.
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Douglas
Connecticut
Hartford
Democratic Party
Union
Congress
New Orleans
Tehoupitoulas and
Gravier Streets
Chas. P. Bailey
San Juan
Lamar
Manning
Nicaragua
Sir Gore Ouselvy
Bright
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