Baltimore Convention Disgrace Prompts Nominating Chaos
Fragment from a 1860s report details a Baltimore convention marked by disorder and factional splits. It notes Douglas and Breckinridge forces, violent exchanges, and complaints of fraud while contrasting with a rival secessionist gathering. The piece cites nominations, votes, and the political rancor of the era.
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The Supreme Court Farm Mortgage Question Stirs County
The piece argues the Supreme Court's farm mortgage ruling will likely be upheld and condemns officials implicated in mismanagement. It laments farmers losing everything while state railways benefit, urging accountability and righteous retribution. It notes mortgage holders in some areas settling at 26 percent.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Foreclosure Case Against Tarrington
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reviews a foreclosure dispute over notes and mortgages tied to a railroad venture from Milwaukee to La Crosse. It weighs corporate power to take stock for payment, the legality of using mortgages as security, and whether the parent railroad company exceeded its charter. The decision holds the company could accept stock or equivalent payment to fund construction, as a lawful means within its charter.
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Free Speech Vindicated in Madison County Meeting
The Cincinnati Gazette notes a victory for free speech as M. Clay defended Republican principles at Madison County Court, where a packed crowd heard him criticize mob tactics and affirm equal rights. The report also mentions broader political commentary, naval mentions, and campaign notes from the era.
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