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Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph

Location

Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1860

Page

2

Republican County Convention in Meigs County July meeting

Meigs County Republican Central Committee adopts resolutions fixing the county convention date for July 28 at eleven A.M. at the Pomeroy courthouse to nominate county officers and delegates. It assigns township delegates by vote counts and lists per-precinct counts and names of officers.

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Douglas in Kentucky in Democratic split era

The Kentucky Democrats split after Charleston, Baltimore and Richmond conventions. Regular electors favor Breckinridge while Douglasites plan a August 11 convention to nominate an opposing ticket. If Douglas gains enough votes, Bell could carry Kentucky, potentially defeating Breckinridge. The piece argues for a Douglas ticket in Kentucky and suggests letting Bell win some slave states.

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The Homestead Bill and the plight of laborers in politics

The piece rails against the Homestead Bill and its opponents, contrasts slaveholders with laborers, and argues for human progress. It compares mob rule abroad to domestic servility, laments the decline of independence, and critiques politicians and press allies while urging reform and virtue through history and philosophy.

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