Slavery Debate Divides Pennsylvania Democrats
The piece critiques the Pennsylvania Democratic press led by the Pennsylvanian for arguing that slavery is national not local, drawing parallels to British and Russian serfdom. It condemns pro slavery rhetoric and urges readers to consider Jeffersonian ideals and November's vote to redeem the nation from slave power.
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England
Russia
Reeder
Hickman
Buchanan
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
Bunker Hill
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Richmond Inquirer
Virginia
Znquirer
Moses
Aristotle
South
Inquirer
Pennsylvanian
Jaquirer
Jaqquirer
Jefferson
Continental Congress
Fae Grahams Magazine and Godeys Lady's Book July issues praised
The July number of Fae Graham's Magazine features notable engravings from Watson & Co. publishers and shows a commitment to excellence. Godey's Lady's Book also arrives with elegant reading matter and high regard for Louis A. Godey as a literary caterer.
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Fae Graham
Watson & Co
Godey
Louis A. Godey
Millinery Goods From New York Bring Fashion To War Ren
Miss M C Siaw announces a new supply of millinery from New York described as the most beautiful and cheapest yet seen in Warren. Wetmore Knowlton at Warren Woolen Mills invite customers to trade Wool owners are urged to contact them early. Arthur's Home Magazine for July is on sale with high quality reading material.
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M. C. Siaw
New York
Warren
Wetmore & Knowlton
Warren Woolen Mills
Ge” Arthur
County Court
Said County
Edwin Abbey
Samuel Parshall
John
Arnold Arnold
John Arnold
Abner Spencer
Judah L. Spencer
R. Brown
Alonzo Morrison
India
Victoria and Bishop
Kansas Crisis Letter Warns of Border Ruffians Violence
A Kansas controversy letter recounts mob rule and bloodshed as pro slavery forces clash with free soil advocates. The writer describes Lawrence burning, arrests, threats to abolitionists, and militia-backed oppression, urging constitutional resolve and unity under the Union.
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Missouri
Tribune
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Law and Order
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Shannon
South
Lawrence
Key
Leavenenworth
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Clark
Barber
Lawrence Hotel
Brown
Congress
Reeder
Gov. Robinson
Congressional Committee
A. Tanner
Democracy Celebrates Cincinnati Unity and Buchanan’s Platform
The discourse recounts Pierce’s Washington ratification event after Buchanan’s nomination. It highlights unity across factions, pledges mutual support, and stresses fidelity to party organization to secure victory in the forthcoming election. Pierces remarks recall 1852 figures Buchanan and Cass and emphasize a harmonious national contest.
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Buchanan
Douglas
Cass
Pierce
Cincinnati
Endorsing Brooks the South Press Weighs In
The Richmond Enquirer endorses Representative Brooks and condemns Northern abolitionist presses. It denounces Senates Abolitionists as cowards and urges Southern gentlemen to protect honor with strong punishment, praising Brooks and advocating harsh measures against Sumner and rivals.
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Sumner
Abolition
P. S. Brooks
Tribune
Nain
South
Brooks
Senate
Blackguard Wilson
Hale
House of Representatives
Brooks and Sumner in the Senate cited for violence and discipline
A letter lauds Mr. Brooks for beating Sumner beside the Senate desk calling for daily caning to curb abolitionists and denounces the Senate as desecrated by Wilson Sumner and Wade. The ad ends with a testimonial praising Holloway's Pills for debility and recovery.
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Wade
Holloway
Henry Antoine
Houston
Chickasaw
Mississippi
Connecticut Elects James Dixon Senator
Hon. James Dixon, an American, was elected United States Senator by the Connecticut legislature on the fourth instant.
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James Dixon
United States
Connecticut
Benton Accepts Nomination for Missouri Governor
Col. Benton accepts his party’s nomination and plans to canvass the state to win the Missouri governorship.
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Col. Benton
Missouri
Death notices from multiple towns report several obituaries
DIED. In this Village on Tuesday, June 17, MARY SEBRINA, wife of Rufus P. King, and only Daughter of Joseph Y. and Polly S. James, aged 31 years, 6 months and 17 days. In Irvine, on Tuesday, June 17, Mr. GEORGE W. WHEELER, aged 27 years, formerly of Jamestown N. Y., by drowning. In Farmington, June 12, Mr. STEPNLEN STEVENSON, aged 78 years. In Harpersfield, Ohio, June 8th, Mr. DAVID FRENCH, aged 58 years, formerly of Pine Grove in this county.
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Rufus P. King
Joseph Y
Polly S. James
Irvine
George W. Wheeler
Jamestown N. Y
Farmington
Stepnlen Stevenson
Harpersfield
Ohio
David French
Pine Grove
Warren Reg’r Office Notice for McPhenson June 15
Notice from the regimental office in Warren dated June 15 1856 concerning Inc F McPhenson Reg'r. details unclear due to damaged text. reads as a standard public registration or notice entry with no further readable items.
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Inc
F. McPhenson
R. Regg
Warren
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