Monroe Sentinel Newspaper Archives, Jun 6, 1860, p. 2

Lincoln and Democratic Faction Debate Slavery Policy

A long critical piece argues that the Democratic party, led by Pierce and his followers, is corrupted by pro slavery interests while the Republican stand, led by Lincoln, defends the principles of equal protection. It cites Madison on property and personhood in slavery, quotes Lincoln’s Cooper Institute remarks, and contrasts Democratic fear of Republican ascendancy with Republican aims to honor the people’s will and limit slave power.

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The Ball is Holling and Lincoln Victory Hopes Rise

Reports nationwide praise Lincoln and the Republican lead as enthusiasm grows for victory. From New England granite hills to Great Lakes ores and prairie West, supporters enlist while Democratic ranks show weakness and disarray. The era of Douglas and slavery is challenged by Republican momentum.

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Republicans Move to Reorganize Towns and Clubs

The Republican leaders in several towns plan immediate organization and fundraising efforts. George Harvington of Washington, secretary of the Republican Executive Congressional Committee, will prepare documents in English and German to aid the drive.

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Theodore Parker Honored as City’s Eminent Minister in Boston

A tribute recalls Theodore Parker’s 1846 arrival in Boston to lead the Twenty-eighth Congregational Society, noting his rise to prominence, large congregation, and broad appeal. It lauds his plain speaking, ethical preaching, warm humanity, and lifelong charity work aiding youth and the poor.

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Terrigee 4 Tornado Toll and Aftermath in Lima County

A powerful tornado path through Lima County devastates towns including Camanelie and Lo Athany on the Mississippi side, with heavy property losses and casualties estimated as the storm subsides into a hard squall. The report also cites libel actions against a newspaper and broad political resolutions from Wisconsin Democrats.

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Lincoln on slavery and self government in new territories

The speaker argues against altering the republics by annexing and shaping the territories into slaveholding paths. He insists the people in new territories must hold power, while opposing external meddling to preserve liberty, drawing a vivid comparison to a venomous snake and child safety, with applause and emphasis on the public stance against expansion of slavery.

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Fragmented 19th Century Political Text and Crime Report

A混乱的 OCR passage reports on Methodist conference edits, slavery politics, and a poisoning case in Boston. It notes the two-thirds majority on a charter, an amended charter policy, and ongoing Republican versus slaveholding debates. A Boston poisoning incident involving Alexander Moore is also described with victims in critical condition. The text promotes a Sentinel Republican stance and announces new subscription strategies and campaign expenses.

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Lincoln and Democratic Faction Debate Slavery Policy

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The Ball is Holling and Lincoln Victory Hopes Rise

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Republicans Move to Reorganize Towns and Clubs

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Theodore Parker Honored as City’s Eminent Minister in Boston

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Terrigee 4 Tornado Toll and Aftermath in Lima County

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Lincoln on slavery and self government in new territories

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Fragmented 19th Century Political Text and Crime Report

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Lincoln and Democratic Faction Debate Slavery Policy

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The Ball is Holling and Lincoln Victory Hopes Rise

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Republicans Move to Reorganize Towns and Clubs

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Theodore Parker Honored as City’s Eminent Minister in Boston

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Terrigee 4 Tornado Toll and Aftermath in Lima County

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Lincoln on slavery and self government in new territories

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