No Oregon Organization Denied by Democrats in Sherman Vote
The No Oryganivation notes persistent Democrat refusal to permit the Mouse organization, praising Sherman’s near certainty of election as he leads with a four vote margin. It recalls the Banks Speaker battle and urges Republicans to stand firm against Democratic pressure, warning unionists and praising steadfast party resolve amid national disunion talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Banks
Repubicans
Pemportta
Ty Dyfort
Lisus
Seace
Vettori
Suaveny Avonigny
Nebraska
Council
Free Speech in Texan Sparks Wisconsin Dark View
The piece defends free speech amid Alabama like clashes over slavery in Wisconsin and Texas. It cites Mr. Blunt of Green county and laments ministerial abuse while condemning violent sentiment against northern Americans. It notes a Wisconsin editor’s reply and calls slavery incompatible with free expression. The brief closes with a nod to Republican press in Madison and Green County.
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Wm. Blunt
Green County
Sieally
Parry, Lamar Co
Texas
Asa
Uhe
Wissonsin
Zion
Tracy
Blunts
Wisconsin
U.S
Jr Yitor
Palner
Mourge
Des Moines
Sady
Broddcloth
Marseilles
Star Wall
Hitself
Uueler Honda
Fis
Renewad
Sue
Theo Vepdas
Tle
Aditeens
Atwood
Raeblen & Rued
Madison
Wia
Powell
Brodhead
Porter
McDaren
Republican Convention Preview for Cuienga in June
A garbled note discusses the Republican National Convention to be held in Cuienga on June 1, marking the party anniversary and the 1787 Northwest Ordinances adoption. It suggests William H. Seward for president and Abraham Lincoln for vice president, praising the ticket as strong. The president may not speak until next week.
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Cuienga
Jane
Northwest Territory
United States
Wan. H. Sewarg
Abe Lincoln
The
Agricultural Society
Weehanien
Green County
Nbare Society
Court House
Monroe
Oldlack
Bart A.W. Potter
Goulty Court
Terre Templemansie
William Rittenhouse
Henry Tempterian
Tia Court
A. Dedy
Wardlock AM
Montecnsus County
B. Dunwepdie
Sin County
Mark the Doughfaces and Democratic folly in Wisconsin
A harsh critique traces Democratic disloyalty in Wisconsin's Third District, rails at Larrabee’s alignment with Southern Democrats, and questions Northern Republicans' prospects. It cites editorials from Fond du Lac Press and remarks in the New York Express, noting Missouri Missouri’s university issue and a Missouri legislator's death, with broader warnings about party tactics and unity amid national turmoil.
Traitor Roughface and Southern Slave Policy Debate
A fiery factional speech by Vallandigham of Ohio is excerpted from the N Y Herald via the Globe clash. The discussion centers on anti slavery politics, western fire eaters, and factions within the Republican camp. The piece notes Seward as leading Republican candidate and criticizes Banks Bates and Fremont. The Wisconsin Legislature convenes January 11.
Foreign News Roundup From New York December 22
The Asia arrives with Liverpool dates, reforms in Singapore, Great Eastern delays to shareholders, Royal Charter gold total £180,000, Hugo supports Brown Harper affair, Bank of France gains £6.9 million, Italian questions unsettled, Prussia-Hesse settlement talks, China-Russia matters, Turkish ministerial crisis, Montenegro envoy assassinated, Spain to levy 50,000 more troops, DeQuincy dead, Italian Congress and Tuscan issues, Papal reforms, Spanish military losses detailed.
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Youx
Asia
Liverpool
Great Eastern
Royal Charter
Victor Hugo
John Brown
Harper Berry
Bank of France
Praner
England
Paris
Italy
China
Amoor
Pekin
Turkey
Faed Pacha
Danial
Montenegro
Spain
DeQuincy
le Nord
Jenel
Austria
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Ibis
Alguria
Congress
Haly
Lorener
Tuscany
Wisconsin Democrat Larrabee Refuses to Repudiate Slavery
The Wisconsin representative Larrabee addressed the House denouncing Northern Democrats, praising the Fugitive Slave Act, and claiming slavery in territories is acceptable. He attacked Germans in Milwaukee and warned that Union dissolution would push the West toward the South. The speech sparked outrage among Western Republicans and comments about his political end.
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Lamas
Lea
Territories
Applinsa
Washincton
Larrabee
Wisconsin
Vallandigham
Ohio
Larratee
Milwaukee
Old Brown
Supreme Court
St Paul
New Mexico
Jie
New England
Mississippi
Tere
Bin
Badger
Potter
Washburns
Hom
Receiver Appointed After Railroad Fraud Ruling
A receiver was appointed to take possession of the road and property of a railroad company after a court ruled the companys assignment fraudulent and void for creditors. Lugius C. Visher of Beloit was named to act, with the ruling that the assignment favored the company and not its creditors. The report also notes a steamer Diligent aground near Chita with 60 to 60 people aboard lacking provisions and two accidental deaths in Fond du Lac and Prairie du Chien areas.
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Lugius CG. Visher
Beloit
Freeport
Judes
Amesville
St. Louis
Dee
Alton
Chita
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South
Union Savers
New York
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Moston
Brown
Republic Vas
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Catia
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Allie
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Messervey & Cullatona
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Washington
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Missouri
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Mary Parker
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Aanall
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Johnson
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Geo. Summers
Geo
Sommers
Geo. Sommers
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Raisius
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King & Rowtey's
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Plarborn
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Ratherland
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N. Newell
Ty O. J. Dearsorm
Vaughn
O. J. Dearborn
NEW Publications
Suughit & Porter
Wlite
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Cine Duratt
Vacgus & Porter
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