The Lincoln Lincoln Hamlin Nomination and Press Reactions
The piece surveys Republican and Democratic press reactions to Lincoln and Hamlin’s Chicago nomination, noting support across the North and South, with comments from several papers. It includes editorials praising Lincoln’s strength, warning of threats of disunion, and reflections on the “irrepressible conflict” debate and Louisiana’s secession threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hamlin
Voice OF the Press
Louisville Courier
Guthrie Demerat
Douglas
Baltimore
Tlinois
Louisville
Hee
Chicago
Zoade
Sewant
Seward
Abraham Lincoln
Free States
South
Philadelphia Press
Torney
Illinois
Indiana
North-west
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Fillmore
Bell
Washington
Mr. Bell
Bottow
Hannibal Hanlin
Maine
John Beil
Sam Thouston
Louisiana
United States
Chio
Meigs County
Court House
W. B. Horton
Rev Henry Guinness praised as a modern Spurgeon in Cincinnati praise
A Cincinnati correspondent describes Rev Henry Guinness as a wealthy educated Irish Presbyterian preacher, delivering notes-free sermons to four thousand listeners at Pike's Opera House. He criticizes theaters, whisky profits, and German Sunday customs, while noting a destructive tornado, rising buildings, and social conditions in Cincinnati during a volatile period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitems. Crsispert
Henry Quinnese—Price
Parks—Henratg
Tornado
Ojty
Lome
Telegraph
Hastern
Henry Guinness
Pike's Opera House
Gentleman
Heaven
Cincinnati
Pike
Opera Trouse
Grst
Fourth Street
Mary Finn
Vantfosson
Race and
Fourth Streets
Commercial
Virginia
Spring Grove Cemetery
Middleport
Ohio
R. B
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Pomeroy Telegraph
A. Plants
Wumaday
Sannibal Hamlin
Iinois
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Minis
Secard
Rochester
Enquirer
Jefferson
Madison
Franklin
Jay
Morris
Otis
Adams Hancock
Ilinois
Michigan
Seward Or
Benton
Tie
Democratic Party
Free State
Earth
Lafayette
George Washington
Springfield
Mass
John Brown
Reublican Party of
Columbus
A Smith
Board of Public Works
P. Anbeny
Supreme Court
Misiu
Dennison
Geo. M. Parsons
State Central Committee
W. T. Bascom
Sec
Front Street
Court
J. PF. Towell
Front St
Portsmouth
Sonice
F.towell
Pomeroy
Republican Party
Arthur Merrill
M.C. Central Committee
W.H. Lassey
Rutland
Messrs
Horton
Simpson
Merrill
R. Bissell
Hsg
Tennessee
Kentucky
Parkersburg
Governor Wise
Boggess
Meigs
Humphrey
Merge
Chris
District Court
Seventh Judicial District of
Ironton
Lawrence
W.W. Peck
Simeon Nash
W. W. Johnson
John P. Plyley
State of
Onto
Metes Court
Rodney Downing
Ciue
R. Downing
Jonn S. Davis
John
Davis
P. O
Montgomery & Hoadley
Reese
WC Indies
Philadelphia Daily News
Chrinopher Columbus
Balersty
Christophier Kepler
Hawkilton Patton
Stulfons
Court of Common Pleas
Meigson
Daniel Thompson
Elihu Thompson
Jesse Stafford
Christopher Kepler
J.J. White
M. C
Hothower, Mathews & Co
Georges Downing
Lerro
John Vage
Ohio Company
George Downing
Slottwwer, Martin & Co
J.J. Whipe
S. M.C
S.A. Burp
John Cartwrigit
George Silvern
Ile Caer
Metes
Tot No
Qt Ag
Thomas Whiteside
Genege Stivers
A. Buenap
John Cartwright
Cas
Fog
Iun J.J. White
GM. C
Ay Matthews
Bradley
Rupp
Maauve
Mart
Parra
Arbiter
Live Oak
Victor
S. Hall
IT. A. Plants & CO
Famers
McLaughlin
Ate
Guy Om
Yeniiv
Spenalti
T. A. Plants & Co
Plants & Paine
Edward's Building
Seay Renn
Rmm Burnap & Stanbery
Steamboat Landing
Gifson
Martin Hays
Harrisonville
Meigs Co
John 5. Davis
Peter Lambrecht
Court Street
W. A. Aicher
Remington Mouse
Whiteside
Stone Bridge
McQuigg & Smith
C. Sugar Run Salt Company
C. Grant
Pomeroy Salt Company
Dabney Salt Company
Coalport
G. W. Cooper
C. E. Donnally’s
F. Lyman
Lambrecht’s
West Side Court Street
John Biselstin
Tne Se
C. A
BE. Humphrey
Kohl
Linn Street
Smith's Shoe Store
Pilcher
Racine
R. BH. Pilcher
S. W. Ross
Glazier, &c
Telegrap& Printing Office
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