National Republican Convention at Philadelphia
The Republican Convention assembled at Musical Fund Hall to nominate a platform and candidate. Amid debates on Kansas and slavery, Lincoln era figures and Emmet’s views surfaced. Fletcher-like resolutions pressed unity, with Fremont later emerging as a key nominee on first ballots along with Dayton for vice president in a crowded, fevered session.
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Musical Fund Hall
Robert, Humpet
Kansas
Emmet
Buchanan
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Austin Gathner
Ohio
C. B. Harry
Wis
J. D. Armeld
Tim
F.P. Blair
Stael Blair
Geo. A. Cao
Mich
Chase A. Teste
Iowa
F. P. Wood
J. W Sherman
J. P. Phillips
H. G. Bennett
Nebraska
E.G. Spaulding
New York
Willmot
United States
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Jefferson
European News from New York on June 17
An overseas update notes Havre and Southampton dates aboard the Arago, Herman arriving off Cowes, and America at Liverpool. Reports discuss Walker's recognition, potential Britain United States tensions, and market reactions. Continental events include Lyons and Avignon fires, French relief efforts, and parliamentary questions on diplomacy.
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Argo
England
Great Britain
United States
London
Crampton
Atlanic
Palmerston
Lyons
Avinoit
Loxnox
Times of Vriday
North American Convention Report At New York Meeting
The Anti Fillmore Convention reconvened at the Appollo Rooms in New York and adjourned to 4 pm to receive the Philadelphia Convention delegation report. Mr Richmond of Massachusetts presided as the conference report described the convention's reception and conference with Philadelphia. The report notes withdrawal of Mr Johnson and replacement as Republican candidate, which Republicans ignored. Mr Wild of New York criticized the Philadelphia communication while the chairman said no question was before the convention.
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J. P. Crittenden
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Ind
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Ostend
Pacific Ocean
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McLean
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Giddings
Ohio
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New Hampshire
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Buffalo
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Carpenter
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