15 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Meigs County Telegraph
Location
Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1856
Page
1
A fragmentary verse piece presents a mock race chant about the old gray hack named Buck and a Mustang Colt. It references a four mile race and work songs, with lines about betting on the Mustang Colt and the gray horse circling the track.
An early 1847 Californian venture recounts Col Fremont leading a 600 mile horse relay from Vallejo to Los Angeles to thwart Castro's attack. The narrative portrays Fremont's daring pursuit across rivers and plains, his relentless pursuit of a decisive victory near the Puebla, and the ensuing U.S. effort to quell rebellion with Vallejo and Kearney.
A July 1856 letter from J.G. Fremont replies to a national party query, urging harmony among supporters and promising a forthcoming paper outlining views on key issues shaping the presidency. The document notes broad endorsement from various figures and signals ongoing collaboration across factions.
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