Slavery, Liberty and Constitution in a Nation’s History
An 1852 discussion argues that the Constitution and Declaration promise liberty, condemning slavery’s legality nationwide. It cites amendments and Supreme Court rulings as guides toward universal personal liberty, and warns of a return to slaveholding under current politics. The piece laments the erosion of founding ideals and calls Congress to align with anti-slavery principles. It ends with notes on Indian removal contracts and safeguards against vice in government payments.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Republic
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District of Columbia
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National Convention of
Borron
Jim Dewonnat
Oconto
Waroner of Indian Affairs
Mevarning & ‘Thompson
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Bogor
Democratic and Whig Nominations Amid Public Meetings
A lengthy list of presidential and senatorial nominees from New Hampshire Alabama Wisconsin and North Carolina appears alongside notes on Democratic and Whig county tickets. Public meetings and upcoming caucuses are announced with details on district conventions and venue changes. Local readers are urged to attend and participate in delegate selection while addressing complaints about the county ticket and the need for continuity in officeholders.
Independent Candidate for Register of Death Prospects in Charlackinson
An announcement favors Dickinson, the incumbent five years in office, as an Independent candidate for Register of Death. The notice extols his precision, honesty, and spotless records, praising the Independent system as honorable and democratic and urging its broader adoption.
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Charlackinson
Dickinson
Glorious Triumph in Wave of Democratic Wins
Elections last week across Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana favored Democrats by 12000 to 15000 in each state. Lochan R Giddings and Edward Wade elected to Congress from Ohio. The Free Soil vote collapsed as Hunke ring factions dissolved, while Wade and Giddings secured victory amid shifting alliances and lingering controversy.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Lochan R. Giddings
Edward Wade
Cougrusa
Wade
Giddings
The IS Remit Court Speech Read At Attendance
A fragmentary notice reports a "Great Speech" read in attendance this week. The passage notes a favorable weather line and mentions readership of Sam Tein sension, with no space for further comment.
Editorial Correspondence from 1852 Meadeville Campaign
Editorial correspondence from Broommag Vatter Crawford Co Pa details Democratic convention results with multiple candidate profiles including Gannier Buccs for State Senator and E R Batonex for Clerk of the Courts. It highlights pro slavery stance, prior party activity, and local political shifts amid riding roads and railroad growth in Crawford and Erie counties. A Milwaukee murder incident is reported with Miss Ann Wheeler’s fatal attack, mentioning Lace and jury findings.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
John M. Lace
Hull
Wisconsin Street
Waor Street
Tha Atey
Lace
Tam
John Laes
Worth Assembly District Nominates Whig Candidate Giddings
The Whig convention for the North Assembly District met at Union Schoolhouse last Saturday and nominated G. W. Giddings of Clayton for Assemblyman. He is a respected farmer and former chairman of the County Board, with strong local support. The Democratic convention met in Thompsons School House Friday. E. S. Welch of Neroah was nominated, a Maine Law advocate and well known speaker from Maime. The Democratic Convention for the district will be held tomorrow, with Curtin Reed of Menasha widely spoken of for nomination. Reed is noted for diligence and executive ability and would be a capable representative.
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Thompsons School House
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Weel
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Prohibitory Liquor Law Appeal From Winnebago Electors
A Wisconsin letter urges electors to back a prohibitory liquor law at the next legislature session. It cites Massachusetts and Rhode Island examples, appeals for cross party support, and promises coordinated regional campaigns to curb crime and taxation from intoxicating drink. Correspondence from H. Raymond, Oct 20, 1835, notes support and national figures, urging action to enact a prohibitory law.
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