Republican County Convention Cedar County Cedar County
The Cedar county Republicans hold a county convention to nominate candidates for county offices and judge, with delegates from townships and districts to meet September 34 at 1 oclock PM. The convention aims to organize local committees and appoint delegates for the October election, listing officials to be chosen and urging thorough canvass.
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Cedar County
Houve Te Lipton
Baror
Shertf
Republican Party
Oulnek P.M
Gwostilp
Gilbert J W.bagley
Thos. James
FL AL Gates
Danuls
Repubtican County Central
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Haran
Freep
Harlan
Central Committee
Republican Kirkwood Dodge canvassing clash over schedule
A contentious sequence from the Democratic and Republican committees reveals efforts to coordinate joint appearances for Hon. J. Kirkwood and Gen. Dodge. Disputes over appointment lists and dates stretch from June to September, with framing of joint events and threats of public persuasion across Tipton and nearby towns.
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J. Kirkwood
Gen
Dodge
Catbridge
Canton County
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Kirkwood
Dewveratic State Committee
O-Belowa
Democratic Committee
Republican Committee
Wade
Gen. Dodge
Gen Dodge
Gen. Podge
Reed
Mr. Kirkwood
Dekze
Tipton
Republic
State taxes under Republicans show decline and growth contrasts
The piece argues Democrats push and dodge questions about slavery and taxes. It asserts Republicans reduced Cedar county taxes from 1857 through 1859 and nationally cut state levies versus Democratic rule. It cites J W Catter’s table and taunts critics to name a Democratic tax-reduction example.
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State University
Agricultural College
J. W. Catter
Cedar County
Democratic candidates and resignations questioned
The piece notes Rasch resigned after nomination for Lieut Governor while raising questions about why Democratic candidates for Secretary of State and others do not resign. It cites Wilson and Mason as current officeholders seeking the Supreme Bench, and asks why Busch must resign while others keep their posts, concluding that Democrats see no real election chance.
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Rasch
Benton County
Wilson
Mason
Supreme Bench
State Board of Education
Busch
Republicans Aim At Ticket As Democrats Pack Nominations
The text notes Democrats struggling to block certain nominees while Republicans seek judicious nominations. Mentions A. P. Brown as Republican State Senator candidate in Black Hawk and adjacent counties, seen as likely to win. References Iowa State Fair at Osage in late September with expectations of broad coverage. Mentions Rev Clay Dean campaigning for the Democrats and speculation about racial emigration laws tied to Indianapolis politics. Describes secret Democratic associations like The Spartans in Buffalo and Cleveland aiming to influence post office politics.
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Republ Ein
Somo
A. PF. Brown
Rochester
Blackhawk
Democratic Circulary Urges County Support in Iowa Race
A Washington pamphlet from July 28 1850 urges Democratic victory in forthcoming Iowa elections. It outlines a plan to distribute five thousand copies of a statistical exhibit showing county by county Democratic majorities and needed gains. It requests local leaders to nominate discreet workers and to fund regional campaign measures via county clubs. It stresses vigorous, organized effort to advance party ascendancy in Iowa.
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Washington City
D. C
United States
General Assembly
Iowa
Lowa
Vt G. Donxeay
Cc C Cole Stumps State Amid Political Attacks
A letter from the Iowa Citizen denounces Cc C Cole for campaigning across the state after his nomination for the Supreme Bench. It questions his promises to stump the state and canvass voters, accusing him of duplicity and defending against perceived slander from political opponents.
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Supreme Bench
C.thee
Jowa
A Political Dispute Over School Fund Salaries
A column critiques Cole’s last Saturday speech claiming the Republican party used 100,000 annually from school funds for officers salaries. It argues no such use exists under current law, notes old law paid from school land, and compares salaries of School Fund Commissioners and County Superintendents with precise figures.
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Cole
Republican Party
Supreme Judge candidate questioned on knowledge and character
Editorial columns question a Republican Supreme Court hopeful's understanding of school and liquor laws and accuse him of campaigning opinions. The Fairfield Ledger argues a candidate should not blab state wide, while the Des Moines Citizen notes constitutional shifts may force a 1861 extra session for redistricting.
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Supreme Bench
Supreme Judge
Fairfield Ledger
C. C. Cole
Court House
Iowa
Supreme Court
Gany
Sharp Practica Cole
It Won't Go Down Burlington Gazette Attacks Judge Baldwin
The Burlington Gazette is condemned for lies about Judge Baldwin who is praised in this city. Baldwin is described as honest and educated, with a degree from Washington College Pa. The Ledger predicts Baldwin will win a large majority. The piece cites other editorials and public notices, including remarks about Mr J Gangooly and race, and notes political canvassing and election results across various cities and states.
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Judge Baldwin
The
Gazette
Judicial District
Washington College
Guartte
Fede Baldwin
Fair Jfield Ledger
Scattering Memoir Signals Mormon Loss Rumor and Kansas Debate
A private letter from Florence dated Ang 5 cites over five hundred Aformons returning from Sal Lake claiming Mormonism is waning and that Brigham Orson Hyde and Kimball absconded with about 6 million for the church. The Missouri Democrat reports Kansas constitution opposition by Democrats who refused to sign and banned slavery, with a vote due first Tuesday next October. It notes Garibaldi readiness in Italy, French troop unrest, and Papalist resistance with Bologna Gazette claiming Ragonan provinces secede toward Sardinia.
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Kimball
Missouri Democrat
Kansas
Democratic Party of Kansas
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Times
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Garibaldi
Ixpeppendence
London
Free States
Italy
Lavere
Victor Emanuel
Parar
Trou Rowe
Falenza
Ferli
Ferana
Bologna Gazette
Rowagna
Sardinia
Address of the Romagna to Victor Emanuel and Napoleon II
A proclamation from Romagna asserts opposition to restoring Pontificial power and requests unification under the Kingdom of Sardinia. The document denounces foreign restorations and calls for national life, civil progress, and a future under Sardinia's rule. It accompanies Chicago Board of Trade wheat grading resolutions adopted at a recent meeting. The resolutions redefine No 1 and No 2 grades for wheat, spring wheat standards, and the weight measures to take effect on the 15th inst.
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Victor Emanuel
Napoleon II
Europe
Lome
Sard Nia
Chicago Press and Tribune
Board of Trade
Day of Chicago
Chicago
Line County Republicans nominate slate for county offices
The Republicans of Line County nominate H G Angle of Cedar Rapids for Senator Dr Witter and Jennings Crawford for Representatives Dav Lothian Jorge Judec J J McKeap for Sheriff Wm Cook for Treasurer and Ira Fairbanks for Co Superintendent
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Line County
H. G. Angle
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Witter and
Jennings Crawford
Dav. Lothian Jorge Judec
J. J. McéKeap
Wm. Cook
Ira @. Fairbanks
Advanced Freight Rates and Regional Shipping News
The New York dispatch outlines an agreed freight advance of 81.25 to Cincinnati and 1.80 to St Louis for first class Western-bound freight, to take effect soon. A Niagara convention is planned next week to confirm or push the schedule, amid broader political and agricultural notes including Dodge Kirkwood tensions and Suffolk sheep introductions.
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