Wide Awake cannon greets speech for Free Speech on square
The new Quincy Wide Awakes cannon Oto Abe on a red carriage fired a clear tone to announce a gathering honoring Hon. Faye Buats Jr. The crowd on the square listened as he championed free speech and linked slavery to political questions. German speaker Miller and Camp Point Wide Awakes drew praise, while stage debate mocked Douglas and Scott nominations.
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Lincoln and Douglas Compared in Canvass Debate
The article contrasts Lincoln and Douglas amid the Canvass with praise for Lincolns dignified restraint and modest acceptance of the nomination while criticizing Douglases assertive campaigning and sensational appeals. It recalls Washingtons example, notes the Lady Elgin tragedy, and ends with a lengthy Palmyra fair report including rides, exhibits, and local commentary.
Governor Seward to Speak in Minnesota Illinois and Iowa
A Chicago letter reports Governor Seward plans one speech per state in Minnesota Iowa and Illinois with a Chicago event on October 2. Local organizers expect an impromptu talk after St Joseph but fear overlapping mass meetings and note preparations for a large rally October 2 with Hammond arranging fare reductions. Governor Seward to return from St Joseph on Friday September 28.
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Wide-awake rally dominates New York as Lincoln support grows
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