Republican Meeting Notices Across Liberty Newtown and Richfield
Republican meetings announced for Liberty on Saturday July 1 with J Grimshaw K Jones and others. Newtown hosts E T Stewart of Fowler on Friday July 28 and Center School House Fall Creek on Saturday July 25 both evenings. Richfield to feature Col Grimshaw and Capt Prentiss on Saturday July 28 beginning at 2 PM.
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J. Grimshaw
K. K. Jones
Tobin
C. Greeley
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E T. Stewart
Fowler
Center School House
Fall Creek
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Colonel Grimshaw
Captain Prentiss
Burton
Burton Township
Mr. Merriam
J. R. Day
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Smith
Clay Prentiss
Archy Williams, Jr
Quincy
Lincoln
Iamlin
Burton Club
Burton Republican Club
Dick Yates
Jarrett
Hanlin
Hamlin
Union
Burton political meeting praised with Honest Old Abe ticket
The Burton gathering drew about three hundred in a grove near the village. H. L. Tandy presided as ten delegates were chosen for the county convention. Col Grimshaw Capt. Prentiss and others spoke to warm applause. The editor notes lively entertainment and strong Republican support, praising speakers and condemning Democratic factions.
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H. L. Tandy
Burton
Mr.g. Browning
J. Reed
D. Wells
E. Wheeler
J. J.gray
J.E. Morton
H. L Tandy
L. N. Judd
A. Young
S. Blivin
Col Grimshaw
Capt. Prentiss
Henry Asbury
C. Greeley
Abe
Mendon
Marcelline
Payson
Douglas
Epwoxn Wareelee
D. Howanp
Connexion decision for Quincy and Palmyra railroad
The Hon. John T. Redd of the Marion Circuit Court finally rules that the connexion should be made at Palmyra, aligning Quincy and Palmyra with the Han nibal and St. Louis via Meredosia bridge plans. If bridge construction proceeds, the Quincy and Toledo and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy lines will join St. Louis via Quincy, boosting city railroad travel. stockholders demand prompt action.
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Marion Circuit
Quinery & Palmyra Railroad
Hannibal & St. Jo
Palmyra
Quincy and Palmyra
Meredosia
Ilinois
Burlington & Quincy
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Quincy
Clean Sweep Locals Predict GOP Edge in Rock County
In Rock county Wisconsin the towns of La Prairie and Avon cast no Democratic votes for governor last fall and are expected to repeat this year. The county favours about 3000 Republican majority, suggesting Abraham Lincoln will fare even better.
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la Prairie
Avon
Abe
Missouri
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Jefferson City
Rollins
Congress
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Pittsfield Pike County Republican Demonstration Draws Vast Crowd
The Journal records a June 30 Pittsfield rally that swelled from the planned 105 delegates to at least 2000. Wagons, flags, and a New Hartford Glee Club crowd drew cheers as speakers Coffee, Gilmer, and Grimshaw urged support. Ticket nominees include Benjamin Metz for Legislature, BL P. Mace for Circuit Clerk, Henry Bonnel for Sheriff, and N. York for Coroner.
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Pike County
Journal
Pittsfield
Barry
Kinderhook
Hadley
Coffee
Gilmer
Creswell
Grimshaw
Kelly Metz
Ownby
Seavers
Furry
Pressey
Grammar
Allen
Jack Grimshaw
Benjamin Metz
Chambersburg
BL P. Mace
Rock- Por
Henry Bonnel
New Salem
Goroner
N. York
Milton
The County Convention of the Republicans
The Republican County Convention will meet at Columbus on Saturday, July 2 at 1 PM. The piece urges unity, calls for available and honest nominees, and asks Republicans to organize the county, canvass districts, and back Honest Old Abe for a likely victory.
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Heh
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Carlinville Spectator
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Endle
Call for Old Abe sparks Republican rally in Quincy
A July dispatch from New Orleans reports the Clotilde docking in Mobile Bay with 124 Africans. The piece attacks the Democratic administration’s piracy and urges strict enforcement of federal laws. Carl Schurz is slated to speak in Quincy on July 16, with the German Club planning a reception and inviting Republican turnout.
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Carl] Schurz
Quincy
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Wisconsin
An Addressee Speaks to a Divided Party in Crisis
A speaker urges a political party to dissolve amid internal strife and moral reckoning. He warns that without clear stance on slavery the party will perish, likening its fate to the Whig demise and accusing opponents of capitulating to “the nigger.” The address presses for immediate reform and a decisive future alignment.
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Herald
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Hanks and Lincoln Rails and Reconstruction Faith
A farmer writer defends Abraham Lincoln against critics and recounts decades of friendship and labor with Lincoln. He recalls making rails together, voting for Douglas in 1858, and later pledging support for Lincoln, arguing slavery’s split of Democrats favors Republicanism and praising Lincoln’s honesty and steadfastness. The letter frames rail-making as a symbol of Lincoln’s character and pledges to present a rail as a gift at inauguration.
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Henry Clay Principles Inspire Liberty Fourth Celebration
The Liberty gathering honors Henry Clay and his anti slavery stance while praising the Whig and Republican ties. Speakers praise temperance and virtuous law, then a quarrel by a vulgar drunk Democrat mars the day, as residents call for free speech free territory and liberty across the land.
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Congress
Territories
United States
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Williams
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Eclipse prospects darken for Oregon in November
Astronomers await the Fall 18 eclipse with partial coverage across the United States and totality in Oregon. Reports suggest Joe Lane faces a total eclipse in Oregon next November amid broad political speculation and expectations of a dark payoff.
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Oregon
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Joe Lane
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