Figures of the Pomeroy election and town strife
A Pomeroy Ohio piece surveys the 1850s presidential race figures with Buchanan Fremont and Fillmore, notes majorities by state, and reflects on Republican gains. It recounts street violence by ruffians, fires, and clashes, and ends with local business tensions and press changes amid fire losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melansixo
Portmouth
Tutsme-seo
Put ‘Falo
Rome
New York
Pennsylvania
Masschusetts
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Mac
Fremont
Buchanan
Gowit Smith
Leabick
Portemouth
Maryland
Themeon
Pamerey
Reo Press
Thomson
All Monte
Moore
Phil
Moora
Muhanoy
Money Wanted for Subscriptions and Work in Syracuse
A notice from Tenninie Pine av Syracuse asks for assistance within four weeks as debts for subscriptions advertising and job work are due. A separate report from Syracuse 8th notes a terrible fire in the First Ward destroying twelve acres, one hundred buildings, and displacing about one hundred families due to a high wind and lack of water. the loss may reach around a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremontina
Buchanan
Tiree
Scott
Fillmore
Prement
Pierce
Vromont
Willmore
Hromont
Praxeroux
Juarrex
Henastry
Tete
Pennsylvanie
Sinois
James Ralleton
Pomwray
Matey
Mallee
Ballston
Black Horne Alley
Philadelphia
Black Morse Alley
Popa
Elton
Passion
Ralston
Augusta
Oray
Pomeroy
Pomroy
Middleport
Jewes Reflston
Uim
Mre Rallston
Logan
Rangton
Hltek Horse Alley
Hindy
Mr. Ralston
Dharfors
Nyame
Bytea
Cchosen
Patia
Broadway
Knickerborker Magazine
Deidviel Knickerborker
New York
Willis Gaylord Clarke
Bob
Hueston
Hueston—not Oli Fue-Sgua
Teans Ht
Ani
Tenninie Pine
Syracuse
N. Y
First Ward
Arrival of the Europa and assorted Atlantic notes
The Europa arrives off Sandy Hook with three days more of dates. Reports from London and Bombay note positions on grain markets and tea shortages. Paris and Berlin dispatches describe Neapolitan and Turkish principalities tensions, with Britain and Austria avoiding troop withdrawals. Letters from Ohio politics threaten contest to a congressional seat amid corruption accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Spence
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ohio
Gesguan Intentinesce
American Chamber of Commerce
Naples
Paris
Tukey
Austria
Black Sea
New
Youk
Russia
Belgrade
Constantinople
Bank of France
Fom
Bombay
Persia
Ehubort
Punjaul
Scinde Shighai
Spain
Montour D'Aghcout
Sl Nncret
Tie Piax Desnertins
Berlin
Aviounie
Principalities
Porte
Journala
Piper
England
France
Lavewr Oy Teneorayn
Lowbox
Advivos
Lord Lyons
Rungian
Buxine
Maine
Bank of Usland
Treason and law and order threats in Kansas era unrest
An 1850s style editorial from a Northern paper decries violence and vengeance in Kansas, urging swift punishment of traitors while condemning invasions of rights. It describes tarring and feathering, lynching threats, and deployment of soldiers to quell insurgents, with calls to string up alleged disruptors. Also notes emigration from Virginia, ship news, and editorial reorganization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Lailes National Magazine
Ann
Soulfsworth
America
Charley J. Peterson
Philo
Yesterdy
Enquirer
New York Post
Kans
Anya
Ives
Kansas
Wisiol
Levompton
United Sava
Roansote
South Carolin
United Sines Authority
United States
Hem Pen Condh
Kanens
United
Stnes
Lin Commercial
Ladies Aid Association forms to aid Kansas Free State sufferers
From Bortano Ohio November 12 1856 villagers meet at Universalist Church to organize a Ladies Kansas Aid Association. Mrs Stillm presides as chair with Miss M A Branch Miss M J Paine Miss M Rathburn Miss Mary Richardson and Miss M Skinner as committee to solicit aid. Sixty dollars cash and twenty dollars in clothing raised and sent to Kansas sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villae
Universalist Church
Evenin
Kansas
Free State
Plains of
Stillm
Te ‘Ladies’ Association
M. A. Branch
M. J. Paine
M. Rathburn
Mary Richardson
M. Skinner
Ohio
Meigs
Rutland
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Ea Bk Nt
Presevere
Pomeroy, Ohto
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Buehdusu
Illinois
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
South Catolina
North
Gon. Owas
Rhody Islayd
Natons
Mr. Dodge
Free States
Syaaachusetts
Snd
New Jorany
Sind
Republic
Damorita
Repub
Tivana
Damovra‘s
Lidinnw
Repubelicans
Damoritia
Fuse
Minola
Republica
Duainny
Cincinnati
Qeowley
Mr. Dorat
Lomichgo
Hey
Mr. Knocks
Crowley
Goo
Lee
Gow Atkinson
Conlport
W My
Parkena
Bighampton Noy
Ninwift
Lin Fathos
Famons Pu Enya
Ponren
Tris
William J. Porter
Blavek
Edinburg
Leonard Beott & Co
Fultonat
N.Y
Gail
The
Bible Times
Thomas H. Stockton
Jothin
Ron Ueman
Lexington St
Geo. W. Todd de Co
Ater
Repe
Europa
Pea
Sandy
OdMpogte
Lerren
Dienphell
Val- Tedaing
Campbell
House of Representatives
Congress of the United
States
West
J. D. Campbell
le. Vailanpranas
Lesington
Jorhemeelyer
Missouri
Kaneny
Ornyetaxp
Manhattan
Superior City
Superior
Chiccago
Canal
C. Roberts
Portage
Lady Elgin
Telegraph
Mr. Burron
Ils
Watutxarox
Union
Nicholson
California
Congress
Boston Telegraph
William Appleton
Nicanacva
Nim Avniay Bayekann
Walker
Nicaraugua
Africa
Nicaraggua
Rooxvonn
John F. Tayot
Winnebago County
Alfwd Cunnyman
Ovstetat
Common Pleas
Nash Welch Whittlesey
Bortano, O
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