The Republican State Ticket Debate and Convention Call
A long, dense discussion on gubernatorial candidates and party strategy outlines the push for a nonpledged convention. It urges united Republican support for strong nominees, cites Carl Schurz as a potential figure, and emphasizes state welfare over personal candidate favorites amid district convention planning.
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Ste Reepublicas
Ueng
Ina
Ollives
Goa
Sven
Rowgens
Ling
Lou
Qann Seutrix
Wetil
Oii
Poindurtle
Carl Schurz
Monroe Wisconsin and its growing rail connected settlement
Monroe Wisconsin described as near Green County’s southern edge with rolling prairie and fertile valleys. It highlights German settlers, timber, mills, hotels, newspapers, and planned rail connections with Milwaukee and Madison influence, plus notes on politics shifting toward Republican principles and the need for a strong state bank comptroller to safeguard the finances. The piece mentions the Lawrence Kansas Republican convention nominating Marcus J. Parrot as a delegate to Congress.
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Monroe
Green County
Moaroe
Ani Hvesiol
Fay
Tlouse
Oj. A. Gleigsnen
Germany
Regin
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Miansue
Lawrence
Kansas
Marcus J. Parrot
Congress
Europe News and Napoleon Message Amid War Reports
Europe dispatches describe Ocean Queen voyage and early Paris Moniteur defense of treaty. Napoleon voices gratitude and explains actions in Verona and Italy while Austria and Prance assess peace aims and Zurich meetings unfold. Sardinia’s stance and broader European Congress speculation reflect postwar tension and economic shifts across markets, with Napoleonic diplomacy shaping ongoing alliances and domestic policy.
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Atlantic Telegraph
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Austria
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New York
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France
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Sardinia
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House of Commons
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Lord Johny Jussell
England
My. Gladstone
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Nangio
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CIA
Letter on political realignment and southern unity in 1860s era
A Washington letter describes Gov Wise urging a united delegation from New York to Charleston, with Douglas’s nomination contested by southern factions. It notes possible independent runs, Southern protection platform, and threats of disunion if Douglas persists. Also includes a health and gymnastic advice letter, remarks on Col. Davis, Mississippi convention, and New Orleans/La. election updates with Houston’s margin and Pike's Peak gold fetch.
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Virginia
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Mississippi
the Eating Journal
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Galveston
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Crannestos
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Stalin
Lexis
H. A. Runnels
Sam Houston
Gipurtor
New Orleans
Yucatai
French Artillery Turns Tide in Sulterine Battle
A Loudot Telegraph correspondent reports allied victory at Sulterine credited to French artillery. Desvaux’s battery opened the fight, firing shells to create wide gaps in Austrian cavalry lines. Twenty thousand Austrian horsemen were scattered, changing the engagement and prompting the emperor to abandon the field.
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Arillery
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Ville Gannon
Getermd Desvaux
Calvary
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Renal Treogas
Austria
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Capitan Lint
Tenth Regiment of Artillery
Francis Joseph
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