Fremont and rail line push in Cedar Tipton area
A Tipton Cedar county meeting on September 30 1856 discusses forming a railroad company from Camanche to Iowa City via Tipton. Delegates from Clinton Cedar Johnson and Albany IL back a Great Western line with stock pledges, local officers, and plans for surveys and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevox
Clinton
Cedar
Johnson
Luna
Tipton
Camanche
Mississippi
Iowa City
D. McNeil
Clinton Co
John Clark
Johnson Co
Mitchell, Esq
Albany
Part
Mitchell
Eli Judge McNeil
Reznor
Mr. Crew
J. Clark
C. B. Stewart
New York
J. Crew
Citzens
Johnson and Clinton
Albany NL
Court House
Boyington
Jas. Bagley
Didam
Joliet
Clark
Lowa City
Iowa City and
Gen. Stewart
Boston
Philadelphia
Town City
James Borland
Kirkwood
Samuel A. Bisse
S. J. Crew
John H. Starr
John Culbertson
Robert Gower
Cedar Bluffs
Charles B. Stewart
Thomas James
Springdale
Elder Newell
Big Rock
Thonas L. Butterfield
Dewitt
Thomas Hatfield
Daniel McNeil
J.P. Reznor
J. W. Arnold
Clinton City
Horace Anthony
H. A. Hart
Isaac Park
Samuel Mitchell
Ill
W. S. Barnes
A. I. Matson
Prophetstown
J. P. Scholte
Pella
Marionco
Birely House
Wmn
H. Woods
Morgan Reno
Peter Roberts
J Willard Hammond
James W. Bagley
Harmond
Pitt
Jacob Bohart
H. B. Norton
J.H. Gower
P. Clark
Fsq
Samuel A. Bissell
F. M. J. Long
McNeil
B. Stuart
N. J. Parker
Great Western
Congregational Church
Gen
Stuart
Great Western” Railroad Company
Great Western’ Railroad Company
Iowa
Mississippi River
Clinton County
Cedar County
Johnson County
Great Western Railroad
Janes W. Bagley
Wolves of the
Johnson and
Messrs
Starr
Betts
Chambers
Bradley
Fleming
Long
Daniels
Distinguished citizens declare for Fremont and Dayton
Within days the following notable figures join Fremont and Dayton re election ticket. John M Read a Philadelphia lawyer and former Attorney General under Gov Shank declares. Samuel D Ingraham Bucks County figure and ex Jackson cabinet member shifts to Republicans. Wa M Meredith cabinet member and Philadelphia native aligns with the cause. William J Duane long-time Democrat denounces Buchanan and the current democracy. Edward Coles former Illinois Governor and ally of Thomas Jefferson once opposed Illinois slavery. He supported freedom and remains loyal to his early faith.
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C. Cary
United States
Congress
Kansas
Ili
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Washington
Polk
Buchanan
North
South
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Adams the Younger
Jackson
van Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Mr. Buchanan
Peace
Nix
Europe
Bunker
Union
John C. Fremont
Fremont
Dayton
John M. Read
Philadelphia
Gen. Taylor
Freedom
Wm. J. Duane
Democratic Party
Edward Coles
Illnois
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Ilinois
Buchanan Pulls Back in Pennsylvanian News Note
The Berks County Press reports Buchanan supporters fear defeat as a Friday conference at Ephrata Springs yields a plan to withdraw from the race. It predicts the Democratic Cincinnati platform will fail to win a single state, with Buchanan likely carrying only Berks and York counties and possibly eleven others. Good looking girls in male attire are dangerous countervites.
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Gov. Geary
Kansay
Lecompte
Missouri
Jeffeys
Baw
Pierce
Washington
Kansas
Tippecanoe
Tirrecanog
Fremont
Dayton
Lafayette Guards
Toledo
Indianapolis
Cassius M Clay
Dem. Press
Buck
Berks County Press
Reading
Penn
Buchanan
Ephrata Springs
Cincinnati
Union
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Winn Tes
Midis
Toom
Ponths
Lyer
Traquare
Settisemente
Tipton Advertiser
Wells Spicer
Geliciter
Chancery
Comerias
Sun
Ooletras
Ka'ate
H.C. Piatt
Arronwer Axi Connexnion
Pesca
Corveyancis
Recorder
M. Thayer
J. Carekadden
Thayer & Poor
Muscatine
Ofice
Burnells Book
Second Street
M. Long
Ustice OF the Peace
Jows
Joseph “Lindsey
Otary Public
Rochester
John Huber
Lipton
Aaron Gilbert
Qower, Brothers & CO
Clinton and
Washington Street
Charles Naelley
Main Street
aBnees
Banes
Amers
Peter P
Clover House
Ff. L. Downing
Walnut and
Seco Streeis
Muscatine Low
Marion
Weahington
Orka Bebcene
Ogilvie House
Water Street
Iowa Avenue
Lows
Low
Bireley
John W. Bireley
Cedar Co
Temperance House
Patterson Flemming
Park House
R. S. Tucker
M. T. Williams
ML. Eichelberger
OTA
R Berman Louia
Williams & Eichelberger
Warrloo
TNA
Hartford, Conn
Toronto
Titoman Et Stein
Cedar Rapids
Atorney
Law
Justice of the Peace
Tipwac
William Loee
Lowa Tly
G. Dunner
Durfee & Nort Huam
Ofporite Uston
VN. H. Tullos
de. IL Gu. Git
P.O. Oat
J. J. Rider
Sanford, Rider & Sanford
Wilton
DR. Fitch
Dr. Fryen
Broadway
A, Gilbert, Ag't For Cedar Co
Dan Arras
Aldrich House
Towa
Ternscash
Ross
M. D. Ekelectie
Wilton, Muscatine
Jamen C. Turner
Vivinity
New Buidling
J. Smith
Cedar Cou
Iowa House
Mahony & Bro
Myres
Writs & Gowry
Harrow
Ohsire
Sach
Matie, &O., &C
Cali
Gif
N. J. Hawley
Legions of Liberty
Columbia
Railroad Meeting
Pusuance
Divarn
J. H. Gower
Geo. W. McCleary
J. Reznor
Clintonco
LL. A. Hart
Caswanche
Dewiu
Big Beek
City
Waits J. P. Re “Ner
Clintenco
Edward Wright
J. W. Cattell
J.E.L. Carey
Robert Hutchinson
Geo. W. Clark
T Solinson Co
F. H. Gee
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