Fusion in Pennsylvania and Democratic strife unfolds
A long critique rails at Pennsylvania fusion plans that fuse Douglas and Breckinridge factions, denouncing duplicitous electoral schemes, urging Douglas supporters to resist the plan, and warning that such tactics threaten the nation. It also reports on Ohio and national party turmoil, editorials from the Cincinnati Times, and shifting allegiances, with Lincoln-Hamlin gains and Douglas erosion outlined.
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Bell
Electoral Vote Table and Lincoln Victory Prospects
The article details a 303 electoral vote map with 152 needed to win and argues free states including California tilt toward Lincoln. It claims Lincoln is guaranteed in Pennsylvania and unlikely to be defeated by coalitions, then critiques Douglas and Breckinridge strategies, cites party splits, and notes editorial and regional reactions across New York, New Jersey, and Ohio precincts, emphasizing Republican strength and the folly of coalition efforts.
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Donlineli Medicines
Gemerutty
J.N. Harris & CO
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Westarm
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Political Ingratitude Toward Douglas over Pierce Support
A historical critique denounces Stephen A. Douglas for backing Franklin Pierce and pro slavery measures. The piece portrays Douglas as a powerful Senate leader, bleaching Republicans with abuse, and predicts his failed ambitions. It argues immoral self interest leads to trampling on friends of freedom.
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