Missouri Missourians Election Violence Turmoil in Territory
An 1850s Kansas Territory election descends into conflict as Missourians cross into the district with pistols and bowie knives. Pro Slavery candidates gain votes amid threats, coercion, and contested results, while Free State factions resist, with governors ordering new elections and debates over voter legality.
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Fremont and Dayton Nominated for President and Vice President
A Philadelphia convention nominates John C. Fremont for President and William Lewis Dayton for Vice President. The letter from Fremont accepts with a pledge to govern for the whole country, uphold free soil, and pursue a pacific, principled foreign policy while resisting expansion of slavery.
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A long extract discusses harvest prospects across crops including wheat, corn, barley, and hay. It notes favorable yields for wheat approaching a full average, while corn and oats have suffered drought impacts. Despite earlier frost and poor conditions, renewed rains and broader planted areas support expected gains, with stocks and prices shaping market expectations and potential impacts on livestock feed supplies. Strong emphasis on national grain stocks, weather, and the potential to meet demand at moderately low prices.
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Public Discussion Invitation Between Parties in Meigs County
A July 8 1856 letter from M Heckard on behalf of the Republican Executive Committee invites the Democratic Central Committee to a public discussion of political platforms and candidates. A few days later committees planned a three evening series at the Courthouse with T A Plants and W M Firor, inviting participation and scheduling details.
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National speech and prayer meeting closes with marching and dinner
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