Jackson Convention Proceedings Report Selections
The Jackson Convention gathered with over 1200 Freemasons and adopted resolutions aligned with the party’s views. Speakers were brief, focusing on a reformist Republican agenda and unity under the party banner. The report notes a strong push for nominations and broad cross‑party support among Whigs Free Sailors and Tidependent Democrats in Culhuan county.
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Jackson
Phuradny
Republicany
Jalensca
Culhuan
Jas
Baltic News From York War Report Ends With Casualties
Foreign Telegraph reports from the Baltic describe renewed skirmishes near Keimeeligtka and coastal bombardments by Russian flotillas. Turkish defenses under Generalin and brave actions by Missa Vaslin are cited, with heavy losses for the Russians and Turks, including a high casualty count and a bold assault on 24 Jietha. Rechiri Pasha approaches Siligtrin with divisions of 20,000 troops.
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York
Keimeeligtka
Mos
Sind
Trate
Lalon
Jietha
Thesr Generalin
Raesighs
Missa Vaslin
Nontmter Milte
Follwed
Siligtrin
Convention at City Hall appoints officers in disorderly session
A mid day convention at City Hall was twice adjourned due to crowding. Judge Boxter of Hillydale was named temporary chair with Seremiah Von Reneenlaer of Wayny as secretary pro tem. A two from each district committee was formed to nominate officers, and the slate including D. B. Lanpor of Kulumn was chosen president amid lively remarks by speakers from Muneuciunette Ann Arbor and St. Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Boxter
Hillydale
Poe
Seremiah von Reneenlaer
Wayny
J. W. Baretow
Wayne
C.H. van Cleve
Washisnaw
J. P. Christianey
Monroe
Be Odureni
Miron
Bove Ore
Kent
James W. Hil
Colhoun
Henry W. Lord
Oakland
Merrill Avery
St. Clair
Mr. Louny
Muneuciunette
Mayder
Ann Arbor
Ant
D. BV S
Lanpor
Kulumn
P. C. Benton
Oliver Johnson
Randolph Dipenbies
Thomas Cortisof Orklail
O.T. Gorham
Cothoun
Dr. Powers
Howard
Detroit
Jacob M. Howard
Austin Blair
Donald McIntyre
Ching. Noble
Monray
al- Sr. Joseph
Aubh W. Turu
Fred
Metcalf
Brunel Ca
Ms. Giddin
Wussey
Cathouhy
Tod
Ourselver
Cohimbing
Kaisa
Nebupkaavil
Alavery
Pacific
Willer
Irinnison
Miles
Sinead Free Aman
Einte Mreu
Pepe Suil
Kalamazoo
Boch
Boteluck
Hawa
Gruidings
Christianey
Intell
Joseph Warren
Celia
van Buren
Pliny Power
Wayna
Messrs
Jack
Chiristianey
Steel
Wuet
Ma Lio Chwk
Wilcket
Ching Ji
Vor Goveynor
Kixesrey
Bingusai
Liev. Guvarnor
Hingy L
Raad
Wélkin
Tha’ Blage
E¢Tia
Jeffersons Liberty Exacts Limits on Slavery in New Territories
A Virginia origin text argues slavery is a grave threat to the Union and constitutional liberty. It condemns the federal spread of slavery into new territories, asserts the founders opposed expansion, and urges Congress to block any new slave regions while defending the North’s political influence.
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United
Ty Axprew
W. Yous
New York
James C. Dethy
Park Piace
Young
Confederation
Ely
Pctara
Ferhat
Herooe
Sagea
Jeffrson
Virginia
Congress
Ipera
Petrie
Ian Stulanibn
Pinn
Mons Wiest
Thord
Bar
Barisi
United States
Asion
Naka
Kaneus
Tucker
Biola
Troy
Democratic convention rally sparks strong anti slavery lines
An 1850s gathering in Kalamazoo debated slavery's expansion and protective measures. Resolutions condemned the Slave Power, called for a broad Republican government stance, and urged unity against nonaligned settlers. Delegates planned a statewide delegation and coordinated party action for upcoming elections.
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S. B. Treadwild, Inck
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Fiataola Mayhew
Calhorm
Education
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Hiram
Miller
Tata
Weill
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People’s Convention
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Calimarion
Hose
Weersoll& Pratt
Ingersoll & Pratt
Asow
Ingersoll &S Pratt
Bilka, &E
Mantillas & Talmas
Wying
Romaty Sareeddaa
Hardress
Halla
Seoutimseal Singh
Marley
Peter Ang Salore
Talmas
Han
Cound
Sen
Brough
Brookie Vance
du &E
Haskelly
Brysacis
Inaels Waskelis
Newlotte
Crah Chaskel
Evita Ra
Price
al - Bragconis
Aaa
PDMS
Biogler
Marshall
Franconus
Tadies
J. C. Calas
Speciaere
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Carthage
Cora
Aresa
Ds Brothers
Fullepee
Tyman Brothers
Les Seay
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