State Fair Opens with Grand New Grounds and Crowd
First day at the State Fair finds Gen Singleton H D Woodruff lodging at the Dunlap House kept by J Be Damon. The grounds boast neat, comfortable buildings, superior amphitheatre, and ample stalls. Over sixteen hundred attendees by Monday noon with more arriving as the week begins. Bradford and cart services, Chatten with fruit displays, and Old Adams entries promise a strong county presence. Recording Secretary J P Reynolds keeps order. officials predict the largest fair yet for the State society.
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Gen. Singleton
Jone
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John Cook
Society
Ben Gray
Missouri
Ed. Simms
Frank
Simms
Chatten
Catter
Beverly
Delaware
Adams
Gov. Wood
Don Morrison and Douglasite consistency debate at Illinois rally
The report covers a Douglasite meeting with Don Morrison in Illinois. It cites Morrison's past votes on non intervention and territory slavery as debated by speakers. The piece highlights calls to question Morrison's consistency and loyalty to Douglas's principles amid crowd reactions.
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Douglas and Yancey in Baltimore Convention
The piece argues Douglas allies with Johnson and seeks Yancey like Calhoun, claiming Douglas shares protectionist and disunionist aims. It denounces Douglas for courting both sides and endorsing intervention or Pope sovereignty, labeling him inconsistent and untrustworthy.
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Fitzpatrick
Johnson
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Calhoun
Banner Presentation Through Ursa Trip
On Thursday the 30th, Archy Williams Jr and Fred Turner joined locals from Ursa to witness a banner presentation by Marcelline's young ladies to their-wide-awake club. The banner by Kate Carmac and others drew praise. Captain Picket received it with eloquence. Local clubs, Lima included, wear red shirts for parades. Dr Ballard gave a concise speech. a guest speaker spoke at length. Williams praised as a campaign asset. Moonlit ride yielded pleasant return amid fine roads and country. A fanciful note wishes Blondin could escort the Prince of Wales into the United States.
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Fred Turner
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Marcelline
Kate Carmac
Margaret Tallman
Eliza Randolph
Ellis
Picket
Lima
Ballard
Williams
Mmost
Animatt
Prince of Wales
United States
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Meeting speakers trumpet Republican strength in Tennessee crowd
An 1860 Tennessee meeting drew large crowds despite rain as Col Grimshaw and Capt Prentiss attacked Douglas and Breckenridge, urged Lincoln support, and praised McDonough county Republicans. Delegates paraded, banners proclaimed electing Lincoln and Haxmin, and torchlight contrasts followed speeches on slavery, sovereignty, and policy.
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Wiggers in their Boots in the Oquawks Plaindealer
A harsh political tirade against General Rose and the Democratic party, using racist imagery to accuse opponents of race-based mania. The column compares Rose to delusions and claims the party sees black people in every situation, mocking opponents and implying widespread racism.
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Oquawks Plaindealer
Gen. Rose
Infernal Scoundrels Loot At Dead's Shore
A dramatic account depicts marauders plundering trunks and cargo after a calamity at the water, driving off guards and seizing all they could. The body of Mr. Ingraham of the London News is preserved for England, while Milwaukee citizens assisted in funeral logistics for thirty three recovered bodies in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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