Divided Democrats and a Plymouth Republican Rally
The piece contrasts Northern and Southern Democratic factions over slavery policy and methods, noting shared aims yet differing approaches. It describes a Plymouth Republican meeting with Geo. Cox chairing and James Stark as speaker, and lists local club officers. It also mentions the House censure of the President and related political commentary, then shifts to a personal column about The Pines farm near Ursa, its surroundings, and local homesteads showing thriving crops and tidy properties.
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Stager
Stank
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J. B. Ross
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J. H. Lawton
J. W. Bell
Allen Melten
Hancock County
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Farma
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Manns
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Pole Raising at Paloma Republican Meeting
Paloma Republicans plan a July 2 meeting at 60 o clock P M to raise a Lincoln and Hamlin pole. Speakers include Messrs Joxas Denano and likely Capt Prestiss. City folks may travel by afternoon train returning the same night. A new post office has opened at Ss place with B A W Gray, a staunch Republican, appointed postmaster and active in subscriber drive for Whig and Republican papers.
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Hamlin
Messrs
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Prestiss
Ss Place
Pole raising at Beverly by Lincoln supporters
Beverly writes of a Lincoln pole to be raised in Beverly next Saturday at 1 o clock. The letter recalls last Saturday’s trip after a pole, notes Republican turnout, rails at Democrats, mentions soundings on Lincoln’s rails, and plans a Republican Club with three cheers for Republican principles.
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Augusta
Jim” Irwin
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W.B. Bywater
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Melrose
Toto
the Pines
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Satururday
Ioco
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Douglas
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Baltimore News
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R. M. Stewart
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Missouri
Robert
Bill Rose
Teuton
Missouri Democrat
Arapaho Utes Battle Near South Park. Raven Chiefs Killed
St Joseph reports Arapaho Indians defeated Utes near South Park with several losses including chief Raven. Prisoners taken, mines news light and mills vary in success. Western Stage Company adds daily coaches to Mountain City. Somers Co plans tri weekly line to Tarryall. Weather hot with rain expected in mountains and Denver area.
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Mayor Wood Eyes One Unpledged NY Electoral Ticket
New York Herald report from Washington says Mayor Wood has conferred with Breckenridge Douglas and the administration about forming a single unpledged electoral ticket in New York State. He favors throwing votes for whichever candidate is most politic. If this plan fails the mayor is believed to align with the state’s popular sentiment supporting Douglas. The administration is seen backing Breckinridge and Lane.
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Gertrude Manning to Marry James Atkinson a Gossip Turnabout
The article narrates gossiping chatter about Gertrude Manning's engagement to James Atkinson. It notes initial doubts about him and Gertrude’s change of mind, highlighting comfort with an offer and her eye to Atkinson as the decisive turn. Kate and Mr Manning are cited in dialogue showing skepticism and eventual acceptance.
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