Andrew G Curtin Nomination For Governor Of Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia News highlights Andrew G Curtin born April 22 1817 in Bellefonte Centre County as a strong Republican candidate for Governor. It extols his family heritage his Whig ties his work as a lawyer and secretary of the Commonwealth and his commitment to protectionism public improvements and industrial growth in Pennsylvania. The piece defends his religion as Presbyterian and urges support across Centre and Philadelphia for a Curtin victory.
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Pennsylvania
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Andrew
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House of
Joseph Heister
Federal Party
John Andrew Shulze
Andrew Gregg Curtin
Kirkpatrick
Lilton
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Allegheny County
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David Taggart
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Judge Reed
Carlisle
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United States
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Valley of Mexico
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Commonwealth
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Curt
People’s Party
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Philadelphia
Lake Erie
Delaware
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Loman
Ilo
Andrew G. Cartin
Presbyterian Church
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Lincoln
Hamlin
Tie
Congress
Chicago
Supreme Court Dred Scott remarks on territory rights and property
A Howard’s Reports excerpt relays the Dred Scott decision on territorial acquisition, equal access, and property rights under the Constitution. It states Congress cannot restrict owners bringing slaves, and Territory open to settlement implies equal rights. A medical journal notes single women report headaches more than married women, prompting a quip about married men.
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Republican Electors Declare Enduring Party Principles
Delegates in convention unite to uphold the Republican party’s permanence and the Federal Constitution. They denounce disunion threats, demand state rights protections, criticize the Democratic administration’s policies, and call for economic reform, a Pacific railroad, and expanded homestead and naturalization laws to unify and strengthen the nation.
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Breckenridge Platform Affirms Slavery in Territories
A Breckenridge platform summary endorses Cincinnati resolutions on slavery in territories. It states Congress lacks power to abolish slavery or regulate it in territories and condemns state enactments to defeat the Fugitive Slave Law as hostile to the Constitution. The federal government should protect slavery as required.
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Democratic resolutions on naturalized citizens and Cuba policy
The text outlines Democratic party resolutions urging protection of naturalized citizens abroad, support for acquiring Cuba, and a Pacific railroad bill to connect the Mississippi River to the Pacific. It emphasizes equal rights for naturalized citizens and national aims in foreign and domestic policy.
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Platform of Democratic Resolves at Cincinnati 1856
A transcribed convention resolve list affirming Democratic principles and actions. It endorses Supreme Court rulings on slavery in territories, pledges railroad expansion to the Pacific, supports Cuba annexation on fair terms, condemns Fugitive Slave Law, and asserts federal enforcement of Supreme Court limits on territorial domestic relations.
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Inquisitive Yankee Probes Widow on Eastern Rail Car
A curious passenger questions a widow on a crowded eastern train car about her husband and marital plans. The exchange ends with her moving seats as the bore quips on her umbrella. A Springfield horse show features a famed four horse team aged 107 years and a demagogue jab at Mark Sibley.
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