The Union to be Dissolved The New York Day Book editorial
A lengthy anti slavery editorial from The Union argues that Southern Democrats will force a dissolution of the Union if the North rejects pro slavery policy. It condemns African slavery as constitutional and warns that electing any anti slavery candidate could trigger secession and civil war while praising Northern pro slavery Democrats who defend the Union under slavery. The piece also discusses reactions to Buchanan’s administration and potential war with England, urging restraint and unity.
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Milk Men Scandals Stir Public Outrage in New York Probes
Dramatic reports expose alleged cruelty in dairy operations. Cows fed poisoned swill milk, diseased animals slaughtered for public sale, and widespread illness blamed on tainted milk. Medical authorities, scientists, and health boards investigate as urban fear rises. Separate notices recount property sales in New Orleans and elopement rumors in Mississippi towns fueling regional alarm.
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Public favor in Ohio district favors Smith for Congress
Rae the Scioto Gazette notes Creb B. Smith being discussed as a Republican candidate for Congress in the 12th District. The piece argues his nomination would doom Pendleton and that his election would bring statewide joy, recalling 1856 supporters.
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