Presses clash over sectional policy and Nebraska bill
The Louisville Journal and other Southern papers condemn the Missouri Compromise repeal as a betrayal, urging unity among Whigs and citing reactions from New Orleans Crescent, Charleston Mercury, and Columbia Times. Debates cover Everett, Clayton, and Douglas supporters, with Ohio Senators praised for opposing the Nebraska bill and calls for a national convention of freedom advocates.
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Sheen Southern
Nebraska
Louisville Journal
Badger
Gongeens
Prentica
Senate
New Orleans Crescent
South
Charleston
S.C
Mercury
Union
Columbia
Douglas
Mesars
Everett
Clayton
Thera
Clayno
Sound
Evereni
Moes
Wnd
New Hampshire
Norris
Hesherefore
William J. Seward
Truman Smith
Solomon Foot
Hamilton Fish
BF. Wade
Edward Everou
Ilness
Tllonas
Shar
Mr. Douglas
Congress
United States
Columbus
Friends of Freedom
Aged travel tale plots Utah tensions and Mormon clash
A fragmentary Erie ledger recounts J H Jones and Capt. Harner arriving from St. Joseph to Auntin, detailing a 35 day trek from Bast Lake City with 1.8 moll, severe snow, and a harsh journey through Fort Laramie. It reports Utah chief Walker allying with Comanches and Apaches in a looming conflict, Mormon demands, and talk of railroad capital. Also notes crime reports across Ohio counties, Kossuth intrigue, and public disputes over slavery.
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J. UH. Jones
Capt
Harner
St. Joseph
Brower
Hluff City
Auntin
Lake City
Jones
Avesin
East Lake Ciy
Sore
Fort Laramie
Austin
Utah
Walker
Bovide
Young
Shelf
Hill Wan Iniodu
Pennsylvania
Erie
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
Ohio
Abe
Franklin Canel Company
Gunaions
Conaud
Axl
Dan
Dross Thes Plains
Ras i Santa
Caesaer
New Port
Koneney
Salt Lake
Fort
Laramie
New Fort Kearney
Janna
Arty
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Mierton
Morone Morin
Massachusets
Commonwealth
Moron
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Washington
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COUND
BY A, Thomson
Weller
Dawson
Adama
Dodges
Liwa
Georgia
Rhode Island Senate
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Dorr
Providence Journal
Privan Neil
Fotier
Owen
Cleveland
Valparaino
Mirwin
Meigs County
Pomeroy
A. Dunsham
Mulion
B. Jewett
L. Highsy
Moion
G. W. Hoy
Mc. Hockard
Huleientes
Heckard
Holle
Bosworth
W. B. Horon
L. Theis
Wm. Lidlie
B. Jewet
Sion
W. Hoy
G. C. Holle
Daniels
Robert Bradford
J. M. Gilmore
A.chiles
Thomson
Phe
Delegaton
Mr. Bosworth
M. Heckard
T. A. Plavis
Ir. G. Dontelay
Holiday
C. W. Hoy
G. C. Holla
Patnam
Pel
Sant Alond
Anniber
Asecund Bewsina
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Honda
Sanbury and
Erie Road
Jon of Wim
Philadelaic
Soage
Sunbury and
Bria Road
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Jobsiadea
New York
Nawite
Traggo
York City
Carion
Gathar
Phin
Rogard
Franklin Canal Company
U. S
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Wrraker
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Winco Ero
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Hallien
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Im Hyde
Stas
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Chey
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Oito
Pugh
Atonay
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Onsen
Statesman
Kossuth
Avernis
London
N.Y
Maria Koczin
Sam
Kossuih
Alhough
Warxball
Austria
Jonx Mitcnunt
Cuarnenoen
Geo. L. Lloyd
Peterboro
Sava
Johin Michell
Lloyd
Michell
Octaglon
George L. Lloyd
Nubia
Africa
John Mitchall
Ireland
Boston
Ciy
Mitchell
Hondr
Johar Mitchell
Paris
Rio
da Champa Elynnes
Fila
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Tris Hart
Vilyar
Bute Vinlo
Baba Nonnanelle
Acnigo
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Amerson Salt Beal
Pacific Rainoaw
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New York Pucle Railroad Company
Dexas
Penne University
Cusinestox
Tavana
Ist
Fulton
Washington City
Cumberland Coal
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Veniaon
Gurditried
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Miasie
Gor Mim
Mount Gilead
Santinal ‘Ahor
Mussanger
Tits Sentinel
Dogeley Tobacco
Aineyie
Uae
Ariel
Galluwa
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