The Paris and London Dispatches From War News
Reports from Europe recount Austria and Prussia dissuading England in fevered talks. France pursues Savoy Sardinia disputes, with Cavour urging neutrality and Sardinia pledged to honor France while Italy eyes Lombardy. The London Times Paris links note army movements and possible annexations as Powers seek balance of power. The First Rail in Kansas ends journey as a new line begins.
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Busopi
Haurady
Liverpool
Vivo Kangatao
Sarluin
Saebyi Téung
Juhin Russell
Commons
Austria
Prussit
England
Omamons
Santilla
Naymleon
France
Europe
Gamat Ricksay
Mylamar
Ledis
Duke of Newcastle
Lefore
Geriegny
Cowley
Privaty
Tettora
Kinglake
Yisrpanr Lin Motion
Ayna Mare
Aalebate
Tal Fan Atlirs
Tobert OQ
Waterloo
Penjsular
Saray
Nice
Francs
Lis
sAnica Cavour
Gals
Tisle
Otheers
Lombarly
Aultenia
Paris
London Times
Turkey
Piedmont
Paris Parvie
Savoy
Sardinia
Lante
Malekoff
Marshal Niel
Cenior Marchal
Buglards
Count Cavour
Sayuyat
Sanliois
Sundiary
Servia
Danubian
Porte
Douglas Nomination Question Divides The Union
Fragmented political argument refutes Douglas nomination amid sectional conflict in 1860. The piece weighs Lincoln’s rising support in key states, Buchanan and Breckinridge factions, and the South’s influence on the national convention. References to Chicago patronage and state loyalties frame a tense, speculative forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Buchanan-Douglas Wien
Douglas
Lutgun
Qilyogn
Iis
John Witirorth
Chicago
Hilness
Buchanad
Cass Talk
Pleren
van Buren
Dackso
Carey Ainita
Buchanan
Beth
Ross
Sotorad
Polk
Casa
Dstt
Wien
Anabria
Dhe
Shade
Bemmse
Epee
Ty Chanet
Bs Ling
New York
Sisinuue
Feriamla
Cuchi
Kentucky
Gushrie
Pennsylvanis
Burhanan
Cvorgia
Serpiens
Cobl
Toubs
Oregon
Lane
Virginia
Hunter and Wise
Texas
Anassio
Mississippi
Jeferson
Alabama
Pivapatrick
Florida
Yulee
Indiana
Minot
Slave power debate stirs Northern voters in 1860s era
A heated critique targets Southern slaveholders and Democratic leaders, accusing them of manipulating politics to sustain slavery while painting Northern paupers and free labor as inferior. The piece urges Republican unity, condemns Democratic weakness, and calls for strong turnout in upcoming local elections.
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Sol Bawarn
Davis
Metaunta
New York
Beeawsd Yo Pinnona
Ant
Beis
Dacia
Marta
Stunter Sewart
Arak
Seward
State Debt Report Sparks Political Fire
An 1854 Auditor General report cites state debt at 245.70 with further figures showing subs debt around 919,328.94 and repayments by the state prison bonds. The piece accuses the Democratic party of mismanaging public funds and criticizes alleged giveaways to supporters while demanding accountability.
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Democratic Party
Thia
Democrati
State Reform School
Sault Cagal
Ita Repaira
Needivaa
Souks
Gog
Samer Burhapae
Auditor General Talisanial
Debtors and Debts in Michigan Politics of 1859
The article argues Republicans increased debt after taking power, citing rise from 855,060 to 1,887,000 in principal and unpaid interest. It claims Democrats paid more interest prior, with figures cited for five years ending 1859, asserting a political motive and warning Michiganians against renewed debt.
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Wieb
Republique
Sears
Dal Ulva
Dhs
Michzan
A Mighty Acemption Proalavery Claim Unfolds
A fragmentary war of words accuses Republicans of betrayal after five years in power. It cites alleged spending to retire the Democratic State debt amounting to 42,000 and 98,057.90 in interest plus 734,500 on unfinished public works, totaling 1,575,575.
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Alio
Dell Te Louth
Abe
Economic Revival Signals in Michigan Across Cities
The piece notes widespread activity as Michigan towns such as Detroit, Kalamazoo, Grand Haven, Lansing, Ann Arbor, Adrian, Saginaw, Ionia, Marquette, Bay City and others prepare for growth. It highlights signs of prosperity in farm products, mineral wealth, and planned construction, urging residents to stay home, work hard, and practice strict economy to avoid hard times. It references a House discussion on suppressing or prohibiting polygamy in U S territories as a separate item.
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Thin County
Namie
Yor Watt
Wien
Republican Party
Callinan
Guy
Hic
Sta
Detroit
Salamazoo
Grand Haven
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Adrian
Muar
Saginaw
Ionia
Marquette
Bay City
City Council Proceedings and Public Works Petitions
The council approved last meeting minutes and referred Madison Street street widening and sidewalk projects to the appropriate committees. Petitions on banning small meat sales, city engineer appointment, street commissioner, and council room arrangements were acted upon or tabled. The special committee presented room options for council meetings and suggested an open decision by all stakeholders.
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Mansie Connell
Re . Panediot
Montgomvey
Webater
Last Meetings Road
Frank Beneletind
Madison Street
Eald Atreet
Hiate Street
Lawrance
Common Council
Cote
Bostock
Francis A. Stes
J. Sipiry
HK. Phelps
Michael
Macanal
Stewart's
C. M. Brewer's
Miatler’s
Grancr Donssos
Iyarnaud
Cormtery
Mac
D. Danwis Hyaques
Cranin Foryses
M. RK. Maxtates
Og Fire Department
Committee On Fire Department
Par Linn
Audi & Manner
Debige
Lami
Comneil
Ald
Finance Committee
Preston Mitchell
I. M. Dison
Benedict
N. K. Maniateau
Thomas
J. C. Peiuk
Suritirs
Ald Johnson
Eling Hewitt
C. B. Webster
Ken Kingsbury
W. H. Brown
Hult
Ahi Johnson
Gomman Council
Loring
Johgsdn
Webster
France
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Charham
Kansas
St. Jongey
Takdia
St. Jo
Dologster
Dyrle
Ota Fredowt
Newton
Penficks
Balereek
Laford
Burlington
Goneley
Ole Don
Bekford
Vuist
Homer
LeRoy
Atone Don
F Marat
Sheritan
Albion
Mararat
Battle Trrek
Mareh
Enasren Herart
Th BourneRmn
L. R. Goox
Crase
Republican Couinty Committee
Bouglas
Remarrade Econ
Omys
Ley Wu
Stary
Dewograd
Jook
Bom
Tris
Avady
Owen Lavoe Joy
Ufinols
Congress
Nurilwell
API
Dolar
Burie
Atul Ilfuces
Fairy la Te Vie
Taiad
Tiotfida
Hombita
Lraina
Musea
Senate
Latefoea Thrift
Polpuny
House of Representatives
United States
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Ron
Wm. C
Caroline Richfinth
Ammouttie
Deargat
Clinton Thom Hnat
Rene al Tahia
Kingsbury
Esi Centre Bnot
Sulit
Wehickh
Shavhs Mognim
Marstyall
Amora
Myelyrallic
Nike Beneficix
Hartirs
Cheap & Cash
Ford
Natal
Ta Vile
Eupe Lally
Steff
Pharea
Ran Mit Nny Tanto
Ahrer Main St. Markhall
Thehndiga
Heting
DR. Eaton
Bates
Netléy
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Eolu Ib
Lina
Hvar & Joy, Marshall
John A. van Horn
State St
City of
Marshall
Inna Eceising Ane
Ely
Stout
Pepestt Abie
Ile Neverapes
van Ee Greuniodsted
TAN Usiln IH
Family Groceries
Onan Forcus
Pius Satersty
Blake? Hoods
Ifie Cave
Dk Bahan
the Anchor of
Mankind Kone
Coimmanity
Sadi AeDerda Avenue
Uet
Ull
Eton
Vhy Type & Joy
Simoneauw
Fsb
Harsie Heaney
Phele
Hedtiesa
Hebei
Monufacturer
Rergnson
Avery
Bae Hd
Ko Praia
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