Sentinel manuscript hints at Walker support for convention and voting power
The article reports Gov. Walker’s stance on a convention to draft a state constitution, arguing for fair elections and voter access while noting conspiratorial hints about registration and political maneuvering. It details committee actions, appointments, and the agenda of a gathering, including a dinner and procedural votes. The piece frames tensions over slavery politics, electoral legitimacy, and administrative changes.
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Svo
Robert J. Walker
Deiglis
Pieree
Atchison
Dex
Hiss
Las
Gibret
Patil
Vady
Geeta Gay
Willie Drolmond
Cangas
Couvreses
Treibsett
eFam el Botitiaa
Vail
Beavis
Alan Chow Walker
Thoragety Coresion
Atul
Slavery debate shapes Missouri Virginia Democrat clash
The Richmond and St Louis Democratic papers spar over slavery and prosperity, arguing whether the party can uphold white labor and rapid growth without backing abolition. Debates center on the impact of slavery on industry, culture, and state progress, with calls to define true democracy amid national tensions.
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Richmond
Zraminer
Alleghanies
Virginia
St. Louis Democrat
American Republic
Bonlruptey
Creagon Gladeoris
Viir Lund
Saenen
Bunker Till
New Orleans
Eversy
Lit
Missoumi
St. Louis
St. Lewis
Inohanan Lastel
Kansas
Albany Celebration Programs and Local Political Endorsements
The Albany community plans a one day program with orations music and fireworks. Notables include J Campiacil Albany CL Thompson View Veesient Monticello TL Warren and chaplain Rev N Wheeler. The Portage City Record endorses Gov Bashford and Harvey for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Alhbany
Campiacil
Albany
CL. Thompson
View Veesient
Monticello
TL Warren
Tey J. Johnson
Albany ; Rev. N. Wheeler, Gender of Declination; J.B. Vinton
Vportage
Bashford
A WY. Harvey
Magazine notices on Putnam, Household Words and etiquette publications
Dark Table forwards June issues including Putnam’s Monthly and Household Words praising the Dead Secret article and contributors like Wilkie Collins. Also reviewed are Schoolfellow and Peterson’s Magazine with embroidery patterns, Berlin work, and etiquette guidance. prices noted for subscriptions and cloth bindings.
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Barry Cornwall
Leigh Bunt
William Lowitt
Wilkie Collins
England
Schoolfellow
Messrs
Owlar & Wells
Petersons Magazine
Berlin
IMPORTANT TO SURVEYORS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
The United States fixed section boundaries to preserve corner markers and exact contents. Walters vs Commons notes purchasers inherit all within section limits, with half or quarter sections granting proportional shares. Half mile posts must lie midway between section corners as law does not fix them. MORGAN County Surveyor. G. M. O'Brien, Chief Engineer and Surveyor. The Financial Crash reports eastern editors predicting inflation, noting west prices rise and bullion stringency due to critics. Western papers enlarged and improved. A Madison Republican paper may start. Leavenworth Herald predicts 10,000 wagons and 30,000 cattle cross plains to California. Utah emigre counts. Williams escaped a planned capture as Young prophesied. Gazar Victory reports Democrats win Virginia.
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United States
Conan
Walters
Morgan
Cowny
G. M. O'Brien
Chait
Plains
California
Jura Sarceigs Balt Lake
U.S
Stites
Tah
Gov. Burr
Utah
J. J. Howell
Salt Lake
Williams
Official Test of Democracy in Missouri Sparks Debate
A political dispute centers on whether the Missouri Democrat aligns with the National Democratic Party and rejects theBorder Rufians and slavery propagandists. The Missouri paper is praised as independent and vocal in opposing frontier factionalism. Meanwhile, other items note federal opinions on guano islands and a runaway train near Iverville, with Beloit College Commencement details and rail technology in England.
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Missouri Democrat
Missouri
National Democratic Party
Union
Toyal Democratic Party
Ture Sor
Pele Lazon
Kansas
Bloody Tragedy in Heminucky Fath er and Sam Shot
Bloodshed on a Kentucky railway near Winchester leaves Col. James Price and his son mortally wounded. Guy confronts the Colonel and shoots, then a revolver ends the son. Colonel survives, son dies. suspect arrest unclear. The piece mixes this murder tale with notes on temperance meetings and other 1857 news.
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Lexington and Covington
Winchester
Kentucky
James Price
Clark County
Aitigen
Hig Son
Col. Price
Molly Broom
Ohio Farmer
Guy
Price
Gay
Fin
Indiana Supreme Court Opinion on O&M vs City of Aurora
A printed miscellany notes a Supreme Court of Indiana ruling by Judge Perkins. The decision treats municipal stock subscriptions as valid if tied to road construction through a town, asserting roads connect and multiply, making the city liable for subscriptions. It summarizes several pontifical conclusions about road networks and city powers.
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Supreme Court of Indiana
Perkins
Aurora
M. Co
City of Stock
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