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Quincy Whig

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Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1860

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Marshall's View on Slavery and Free Discussion

The letter praises Mr. Marshall for sense and argues abolition will emerge as slavery loses support in free states. It warns Republicans should be encouraged, asserts Lincoln will oppose pro slavery demagogues, and foresees a shift toward a government not defined by bad policies as abolition gains ground.

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St Louis News blasts Black Republicans over slavery issue

The St Louis News accuses Black Republicans of dodging the slavery debate and argues the territories must be prepared for free men or slaveholders. It labels the Bell party weak and accuses party leaders of pro slavery aims while condemning empty canvassing.

St.Louis UC Man-Savers Wlhole

Pennsylvania Ohio show Republican gains in many counties

Northern counties report large Republican gains with the secession of the Republican ticket after returns from several counties. In Sandusky, the entire Democratic ticket is elected. Indiana reports only partial data with early returns showing gains but nothing definite yet.

Ohio Cuyahoga Co Summit Co Lorain Co Columbus City Licking Co Sandusky Co Indiana Chicago Florida Savannah Breckinridge Charles Jones Citizens Springfield Journal Pennsylvania Philadelphia Foster Henry People’s Bell and Liverett Nichols Randall Penn Sylvania Vnt U. S Fitch Bright Illinois

Curtin Wins Big With 20,000 Vote Majority

Reported returns show Curtin elected by 20,000, with 20,000 majority for the Republicans. The party also carries the Legislature and elects seven Congressmen. Lane in Indiana tops with a 5,000 margin. overall Republican sweep noted.

Curtin Ohio Andiana Lane Smarty Tadianaco John Covode Blair Co Susquehanna Jobinson Congress Schell Maj. Alleghany Co Maj. Lancaster Co Lehman Douglas Nottstown Davis Philadelphia Beil Everett Berks County Foster Beaver County Tiogas

Philadelphia Returns Show Curtin Margin in 2nd District

Philadelphia reports Curtin leading in the 5th and 6th wards with a substantial majority. The citywide tally shows Curtis ahead in the 9th and 15th districts while Democrats claim gains in Montgomery and Chester counties. Overall, observers estimate Curtin’s statewide majority between 10,000 and 15,000 with scattered returns indicating continued Republican strength.

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