M. DAI Meeting And Political Rally In Pomeroy
The State Central Committee informs the County Central Committee that Hon. BO Stanton Hon. ALP Stone and Too. V2. Horton will address the current of this County at Pomeroy on Tuesday August 6 at 10 o clock A.M. Voters are urged to spread the word to all townships and send a large delegation to hear the advisory members. The note calls for unity at the ballot box to oppose extravagance and dishonesty and to restore honesty economy and capability in government. By order of Central Committee H. L. OSBORY Ch'n I Montacua Bee y
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State Central Committee
County Central Committee
BO Stanton
Alp
Stone
Horton
Pomeroy
Tueasay
A.c
Argu
Higir
Central Committee
H. L. Osbory
Ch'n
Montacua
County Convention Opens Nominating Meeting at Pomeroy
At a Central Committee meeting in the Court-House at Pomeroy on July 23 1059 it was resolved to hold the County Convention for nominating county officers on August 1 at eleven o'clock A M in Pomeroy. Delegates for township elections to be chosen August 20 with 26 votes per delegate and one for every fraction over the base 12. list of township delegate counts detailed. By order of the committee UW. L. Osborn, Ch'n, T. Montgomery, Sec'y.
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Pomeroy
Aleven
Judge Peck
Mae
Bedford
Chester Gutland
Scipio
Olive
Sutton
Orange
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Salem
Letark
Lebation
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UW. L. Osborn
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John Craig
Parker
Win
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Ruth
Jane Enat
Geo. Wikeian
Nowe
Paker
Wresi Gleanings
Fudge Doings
the Marvel
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the Torchlight
Rachel Gray
the Coquette
Woodhill
Columbiay
Ruatuh
Doesticks
Nick of the Woods
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Atles
Inus
China
Japan
Europe
Bayard ‘Taylor
Court House
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P. Lambrecht
Fimiue
Sath Mayhugh
Promaumet
Gouetctuvo
Hug
Ld Grocery Establishment
Kapton
Gourland
Mirann
Enafbar
Notaras
Tobsceo
Willow Banke
Zily
Silverman, Ag't
Douglas Democrats Pleaie Read Slavery in the Territories in Buchanan Letter
The piece critiques Squatter Sovereignty and Buchanan's acceptance of the Cincinnati platform, arguing the Supreme Court defines territorial slavery as controlled by the Constitution. It asserts Democrats will advocate that Congress or territorial governments cannot prohibit slavery, protecting slave property as territories admit new states.
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Chicago Herald
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Petanalle Prwaanniien
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de Malu Alutes
Plaindealer Exposes Secret Democratic Club in Cleveland
The Cleveland Plaindealer claims a secret democratic faction seeks party control through covert meetings and pledged adherence to a slate of questions for delegates. It denounces the group as excluding opponents and hints at further exposures while noting fallout within the party.
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Georgia Senator Stephens and Douglas Align for 1960 Ticket
Georgia's Senator Stephens advocates reopening the African Slave Trade and a broad slave code for all territories while Illinois Senator Douglas faces similar Northern opposition. Despite rival reputations, both push for a unity of sectional support to win the presidency, with potential cross-endorsement in 1960 and 1894 as leaders plot a combined ticket.
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Georgia
South
Douglas
Ilinoig
Congress
Georwin
Sirens
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Kentucky Election Contested By Parties Over Slavery Issue
The Kentucky election is described as a contest between Democrats and Americans with the issue of slavery at the center. Democrats claim northern support and unity to preserve slavery, while Americans accuse Democrats of abolitionist ties. The piece asserts the Democrats’ triumph is presumed given Kentucky’s free, intelligent population.
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Virginie
Democratic Party
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Ai Short
Ite
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Minnesota Republican Convention Nominees Named
Caroaco July 25 The Republican Convention of Minnesota last week nominated Alex Ramsey for Governor Ignatius Donnelly for Lieutenant Governor J H Baker for Secretary of State and Charles Schaeffer Treasurer Cyrus Aldrich and William Winder for Congress.
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Alex, Ramsey
Ignatius Donnelly
J. H. Baker
Charles Schaeffer
Cyrus Aldrich
Wm. Winder
Congress
Rescue of Dr. Doy at St Joseph Amid Storms
Doctor Doy, imprisoned in St. Joseph Missouri on kidnapping charges, was rescued Sunday morning during a violent storm. He remains at large as a public chase continues. The escape caused great excitement and several attempted arrests.
Correspondence from a July 1009 trip to Lundy's Lane and New York
The writer recalls travels from Table Rock to Lundy’s Lane, noting Tower views of Niagara Falls, Brock’s Monument, and the Lundy family farm. Descriptions cover Canada’s beauty, wheat crops, and salt works near Syracuse. They describe rail and steamship journeys to Albany and New York City, with vivid scenery and a visit to relatives before returning to Rahway for a summer picnic.
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Rahway River
Market and prices show dull demand and varied returns
The July market report notes weak activity with nominal prices on many items. Superfine pork and beef cuts sell around five dollars and higher, while joint and shoulder prices fluctuate. Grain and flour show steady or mixed futures, with cold storage and shipping costs cited in passing.
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