Calls for county mass meeting to guide Republican campaign
An editorial urges a soon county mass meeting to form an organization for the campaign and prepare for a mass or delegate convention. It warns against crowding domination by towns and stresses unity, consultation with supporters, and a conciliatory approach to nominations. Members from Albion, Battle Creek, and Marshall are noted as potential majority forces.
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Offidera
Friends of Freedom
Varios
Friends of Republicanism
Elow
Brefore
Masy
Albion
Battle Creek
Marshall
Mora Merabera
Eolfigh
Pelson
Ministers Rebuke Iniquity in Press and Pulpit
A discussion argues ministers and politicians share duty to denounce iniquity including the Missouri Compromise. It defends freedom of the pulpit and press, condemns attempts to muzzle religious speech, and cites Attorney General Hale and land sale actions in Michigan as part of a wider political moral debate.
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Nebraska
Hale
Tina
Styamp
Detroit
Laird
Lansing
Bt. Clair
Ander
Wheat Market Decline Noted by Foreign News
The report highlights a continued drop in flour prices tied to a volatile foreign market described as fickle and reactionary. It notes farmers’ awareness of market fluctuations and cautions about abrupt shifts impacting the local supply and pricing. The piece also mentions a scheduled meeting of the State Teachers Association in August with lectures and public attendance invited.
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State Teachers, Association
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Educnion Ar
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Avétrin
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London Times
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Austria
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Anl
Berlin
Rostia Gava
Aus‘tria
Porte
Sho
Imperial Generale
Prusala
Mwito
Nicholas
Col
Muntuffel
Pawera
Prussia
Europe
Manteu Mellu
Count Bernetorff
Potsdam
Russia
France
England
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Bamberg
Propsja
Eibaltern
Poyera
Barog Budburg
Paterybirgh
Abel
Prunai i
Oversey
Tna City
Lake View
T. O. Wilsoal
Mora
Jawa
I'he Howe
Iadt
Chicago Tribune
Nebraskans in debate and a Baltic war forecast
A long mixed page reports on Nebraska settlers debating rights aboard a train, a laborer pushing for a seat, and a fiery political scene. It chronicles international tensions with Russia and Austria, indicating possible Baltic operations and Prussian resistance, while noting U.S. military funding and domestic unrest including a violent incident in Buffalo and a church desecration trial.
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