Slavery, war power and abolitionist appeal in Missouri discourse
A lengthy argument contends that slaveholding states cannot defend the Union without risking massive internal upheaval and slave insurrection. It attacks slaveholders’ ethics, praises Republican Missouri, and urges emancipation as civilization advances. It also notes drought impacts on Georgia corn and crop concerns in Alabama Florida and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Uivic
Sealward Hare
Timagine
North
John Brown
Themistocles
Republic
Wiscamp
America
Russia
Turkey
Italy
Lasarus
hTercules
Relex
Charlestown
Missouri
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tuallahasse
Macon
The Revolution is the U S Senate in Albany Journal view
Albany Evening Journal notes slow Democratic decline and growing Republican strength in the Senate with gains from Oregon Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Kansas. It predicts Republicans will hold a narrow edge and warns that wresting control from Democrats will be hard. Slavery and Georgia drought items follow in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Albany Evening Journal
Senate
Oregon
Gov. Chase
Pugh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Bigler and Fitch
Kansas
Thompson
New Jersey
Bright
Notable slate of electors and officials listed
The document lists electors for the state at large and a range of public offices including Supreme Judge Jacob Brinkerhoff Attorney General James Murray Member Board of Public Works Levi Sargent Probate Judge William H. Lasley Auditor Aaron Stivers Clerk H L Sibley Treasurer Geo B Grow Recorder S B Paine Commissioner J R Ellis Coroner H C Waterman Infirmary Director N Stansbury presented in a formal ballot format with names across several positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brinkerhoff
James Murray
Board of Pub, Works
Levi Sargent
WM. H. Lasley
Aaron Stivers
H. L. Sibley
Geo. B. Grow
S. 8
Honest Old Abe and the Douglas contrast in the 1860 race
The piece argues that Douglas pursues power through deceit and sectional pandering, while Lincoln embodies honesty and steadiness. It contrasts their nominations, praising Lincoln as the rightful trust of the people and condemning Douglas as driven by ambition and slave-power tactics. It notes a new Breckinridge paper in Ohio opposing Douglas and prompts a reply on withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Union
South
Stephen A. Douglas
North
Plains of Kansas
Kansas
New Mexico
Arizonia
Senate
New York
Rio Grande
Gulf of California
Republic of Mexico
United States
Lincoln
Dred Scott
Abe
Chicago
Breckinridge
Eaton
Preble County
Ohio
National Democrat
Daglas
Indiana
Plein Dealer
Wickliff
Bell
Houston
Hamlin
Bell Party
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Congress
Hey
John Wickman
Sterling
Freedom
John Hickman
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Hickman
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Bell and Breckenridge
Bell and Douglas
Newark
Mark
Los
Front Street
William Starkey
E. Reeves & Co
J.J. White
S. Ma
Meigs County
Meigs
Ohio Company
WM. H. Norton
Robert Wilson
Pomeroy
Territory
Radamy Story
Lucinda Story
Meige
Coramon Pleas
Clay
Byron Story
Lucinda
Ira
Trausion
Seid
Tractory
Tre
Nelson
Lnn
Elias
Bahamy Story
Saurson & Lastey
Patton & Snyder
Parry Davie
Prichs
Sottle
Ae A Harris & CO
Esi Vincinnati
A. Seebol
Fomeray
Richardson
New England
West
Tenford
Mounteville
Beary County
Ind
Breckinridge Convention Report and Democratic split
A Cincinnati Gazette report covers the Columbus convention of National Democrats, praising its size and key leaders. It argues the Douglas wing will outvote old guards, endorses pro slavery resolutions, and predicts a national realignment toward a Southern aligned platform with slavery expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge
Cincinnati Gazette
Columbus
National Democrats of
Ohio
Wood
Fudges Wmn. B. Caldwell
Mathew Burchard
Thos. W. Bartley
Wm. Kennon Jr
Elery D. Potter
Wm. D. Morgan
Charles B. Flood
Charles Reemelin
Judge Belden
Marshal Johnson
Gen. McLaughlin
M. H. Medary
Dr. Fries
Judge Hall
Lewis W. Sifford
John A. Corwin
Samuel Starkweather
Douglas
Pierce
Buchanan
Free States
Friends of Freedom
Dred Scott
National Democrats
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Middle
Twiggs
Macon Paper
Blenner
Micajah Phillips
Echmond
Herman Blennerhassett
Marietta
Watertown Township
de Gals
Milriethr
Pomer Roy
Egraph
T. A. Plants
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Vibal Haml
Pate Ticket
W. B. Horton
Combs
Clerk
Kentucky
Kilkenny
Portsmouth
Parkersburg
Melrose
Ain
Capl J
Hart
P. Serax
Pky
Pamerag
Ara Cloe
Whuesdas
Sundas
Conuvets
Bastomt
Wheellon Pack
Wis
Pitige Hareh
Ciovlynat
Badta
wovTircecht
Decamp Institute
Pagetown
Charles Townsend
Pri
Cipal
J. W. Jones & CO
TASIS
Uhei
Midgleport
W_JONES & CO
Tyme
Hie
Remington's
E -Euse
James M. Rumsey
Second Street
Market
Quartus Bridgman
Benjamin Knight
Admir
Kerr's Run
Pomerov
J.B. Ellis
Sherrit
James Boring
John Sharp
Court of Common Pleas
Columbia Township
Delock
Syracuse Coal and LA. Salt Company
Temi
Perry Davis
Ltt Sry
India
China
Fea
Haedyte
Audi
Americana
Mwery Waar
Geo. W. Hotman
Berwick
Seneca County
Piysteluus
Lin
J. N. Harris & CO
A. Widsyattie & Aner
B. IL
Pahnestock & CO
Corner Wood
Pittsburgh
J.N. Warris & CO
BD. Keed
Pun
Syracuse
Isaac Carleton
Ang
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