Republican County Convention Proclaims Nominations in Meigs County
A Meigs County Ohio Republican Central Committee meeting sets the date for the county convention at the Pomeroy Court House on July 28 and assigns delegates by township votes. Delegates are apportioned for Bedford Chester Columbia Leberon Letart Middleport Pomeroy Olive Orange Rutland Sidem Scipionix and Sutton.
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Replallican
Republican Central Committee
Meigs County
Ohio
Pomeroy
Central Committee
Denison
Bedford
Chester
Columbia
Leberon
Letart
Middleport
Olive
Orange
Rutland Mine
Sidem
Scipionix
Sutton
Arthur Merrill
Ch'n. W
Laster
No Discussion Allowed in Slavery Debate and Pennsylvania Party Split
During the Senate fight over Jeff Davis Slave Code provisos Harlan of Iowa proposed that free discussion of slavery must not be interfered with by law. The measure failed, with 36 Democrats voting no. The piece notes Democratic support eroding as pro slavery ordinances pass, and reports on a Pennsylvania Democratic split between Breckinridge and Douglas factions, with two national committees formed after the dissolution of the old executive body.
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Democratic Party
Rik
Free States
Breckinridge
Douglas
Bmmon Zense
Bell Party
Yash
Nen
Jayginer
Mkansas
Kansas
Union
Linmcoln
Democratic Senate
Lincoln
Lall
Jeff. Davis
U. S. Senate
Harlan
Iowa
United States
Pugh
Ohio
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
United States Senate
South
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Great
National Democratic Party
Douglasites
Lane
Washington
Mark
Sam Houston
Democratic National Executive Committee
McClosky
Ashtabula
Jefferson
Sentinel
U. S
Babe
Talcott’s
Baltimore
Republican Party
Missouri
Stephen Arnold Douglas
New York Democracy
New York
Tammany Wall
Bennett
Bell
Everett
Empire State
Hamlin
Steubenville
Fitzpatrick
Democratic Organization
Dunglrs
North
Wilmot
Cincinnati Gazette
Greckinrdge
Woosere Woorrm
Lentz House
Abe
Wayne
Sears
Canadas
Balti
Harnes & Park
P. C. Wells & Con
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J. Wright & Covs
Lincoln and Douglas in the Kansas and Union dispute
The article argues what a Lincoln presidency would mean for the Union, contrasts Republican unity with Democratic factionalism, critiques Douglas on intervention, and previews New York Democratic divides and Breckinridge versus Douglas dynamics ahead of the November vote. It frames Kansas events and national rhetoric as proof of party contrasts.
Abolitionism slur in Democratic campaign rhetoric across Ohio
The piece criticizes the Ohio Democratic press for repeatedly labeling opponents as Abolitionists, tracing the pattern from Whigs to Free Soil and Republicans to Breckinridge supporters. It cites Cincinnati Enquirer and Cincinnati Enquirer’s alleged shift, notes Breckinridge and Douglas factions in New Hampshire, and mocks pundits predicting Douglas’s election while highlighting intra-party strife and regional loyalties.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio
Exnquirer
Free Soil
Breckinridge
Lnquirer
Douglas
South
The
Enquirer
Louisville Courier
Louisville Couriier
Democratic Party
Courier
Lincoln
Riemont Enquirer
Charleston Mercury
Breckenridge
North
Names listed in a local notice fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Graham Elijah Harris William Jones Elizabeth Jones Lucy D Lewis Dr James Win Noceuell Henry A Merritt Delos Martin Miss Amelia Mey Norton Tels Peers Peerman Peter Rice and others seeking a line of inquiry or involvement.
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Graham Elijah
Harris William Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Lucy D Lewis
James
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