Hew Nome for State Senator in Sentinel
The article discusses political lengthy names and places as candidates for state senate. It references A W Rand ee of Wankushire and several others including Garl Scilurz Dus and Hastings at Lronmpuaiont with dates in late September and October. It notes debates over party support, the Republican stance, and calls for unity behind Stout or Independent candidates, with mentions of Exeter and Tomson, and the county meetings to determine separation.
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Jolin Pomogregor
Columbia
Ravine
Megraw
Sleboygan
Trosesox
Ons. Canrnein
N.Y. Stont
Moros
Republican Party
Yraly Jones
J. Warren
Albany, Wis
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John B. Daley
Voreman Liberty Mose
Dudley C. White
Joseph Fisk & Co
Auguste Wolfe
Nook & Ladder
Romesn Clark
Amerly
Utica
N.Y
Bradley
Jean Tungers
Youngards
Soon Farr
Gorould & Co
I AE Fant
Lady Washington
O Beekwith
A. Raymond
Dlerk
Worcester
Mass
D.C
Emersoi
Bawrenes
Ezra Tr
Barnum
Barnam Brothers
John High Jr
High & Maggie
Murling—Romiel
B. Russel
Chicago
Pally
Cornick, Cross & Co
Peter Kirwin
Muha Sa
B. Massey
A. BH
PB. Corning
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Glaolit
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Ludlow
Brundage
Howse
Lowlig
Sher Jobo Kileknes
Gre
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Monroy
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The Question of Negro Suffrage Debate
A long editorial argues for extending suffrage to Black citizens, framing the issue as a fundamental rights question and calling out party biases. It cites census data and notes Democratic opposition, urging readers to vote for suffrage in upcoming elections and to support extension in ballots.
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Wien
Fray Dilwaukes
Janes Bergas
de Jon
Cistes
Aly
Joe
Hogs Democrats
Outraged Despotism in Kansas Election Fraud Claims
A partisan letter recounts alleged fraud in the October Kansas election. It cites Lawrence, Johnson and Wyandotte counties, Oxford precinct, and the Leavenworth result as evidence of proslavery manipulation. It warns of a dangerous shift toward illegitimate certificates and a threatened free state backlash.
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Wione
Free State
Kauss
Grass
Hopper Falls
Lorder-rullian
Lesa
Messige
Fee
Missouri Damacrus
Lawrence
Jauats
Oxford Preciiet
Dolidol
Wyandotte
Dalmson
Lwas
Suwoten
Jalmsoan
Douglass
Dompson
Lecompton
de Sn
Ong
Oxford
Sunta Be
Pringlavery
Stanton
Blondy
Stout Declines Nomination in Northern County Contests
The New York Yitany reports N L Stout of Monroe announcing refusal of the State Senate nomination. He cites Republican divisions and a desire to unite under Jom U1 Wannns of Albany, praising genuine Republican strength against monopoly and aristocracy. He thanks friends and expresses commitment to principles and future impact.
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Lad Pot
Amu
Tan
Democratic Organization
Beun
Madison
Jom U1
Oarth
Ad Generos
Tue
Bet Litte Gillurenes
Samuel Johnson
Republican Party
N. L. Stou Monroe
Fenion
Green county Republicans seek candidate for US Senate
The letter from the undersigned Republicans of Green County requests readers to consider becoming a candidate for the U.S. Senate. Names and signatures from local voters are cited, with appeals to conscionable service and county unity, noting the county convention at Moros and urging resolution of factional disputes before the approaching election.
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Sini
Green County
Kereby
Thompson
Chas
Campbell
Is. A. West
P. Clinton
Jed. Bingham
Goo
KE. Dexter
Martin Flood
Isaag ‘Crombley
B. EP. Viincock
Hollyand
Bartlett
Bas. Milstead
J. McCrackety
Robert Godfrey
BB. Bownell
Luther Patner
G B. Babcock
Amos Baliguuk
R. Allen
A. Stevens
Y. D. Davis
Dus
Ey Gessgravi
Peter Mobhelingey
Day
S. Gillies
i.Ki. Vinton
G. G. Godfrey
DS. Millen
Andrew Munger
GA. Montgomerie
D. Baker
Win
Fulton
J. M. Stevens
Etamuel Lif
Alonzo Jordin
Win. KK
Wilsor TY
A. Wilcox
Theis
Wilt P. IL
New Election Law Penalties Outlined by Bertinel
An abstract summarizes the new election law with penalties for illegal voting actions and inspector misconduct. It stresses duties before opening polls, public canvassing of results, and strict punishments for fraud, bribery, or misleading voters. Names and details of condemned acts appear alongside prison terms and fines.
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Bertinel
Chiskur
Rayny
Sue
Unother
Lee
Vetes Ly
Fragmentary note on council vote and ship arrival
The fragment mentions Johnson G. Reed and a hesitating cohort as the Common Council considers a 31,000 allocation. It also notes the steamship Evrops trans Lives pool arriving on the 10th with 54 in spe.
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Johnson G. Reed
Walt
Common Council
Hanias
Evrops
Ray
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