Our Reasons Defend Quiet Course Amid Local Political Strife
A local political paper defends its course to calm tensions after factional vitriol. It condemns insults toward veterans and officials, denounces court proscriptions, and urges consistency from judges and sheriffs while asserting Republican solidarity and criticizing Democratic rhetoric.
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Manda Geolleman
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Democratic Party
Waters
Local editor assails tyranny of demagogues and calls for unity
The piece condemns a political opponent for reckless claims and denounces attacks on patriotism. It defends allegiance to the Union, questions consistency, and cites the Louisville Democrat extraction while blasting the Bee editor as fanatical and self important. The text urges readers to judge by evidence, not rhetoric.
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Louisville Democrat
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United States
Democrat
Democratic Party
Fled private bankers of Rochester and various notices
Mixed dispatch from 1857 reports private bankers of Rochester fleeing, plus assorted items: Charles E. Sinclair appointed Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Washington, William Magill obituary note, Governor Richadine trial, Dupont powder explosion casualty, Lynchburg convention for state constitution, Illinois horticultural fair dates, and other scattered news across cities and figures.
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Bar Bunster & Co
Rochester
New York
Charles E. Sinclair
Supreme Court of Washingtn
William Magill
Pennsylvaiaa
Philadelphia
Richagdbin
Cato'y Court
Robinwin
Lynchburg
National Hotel
Lrasro
New Hampshire
Chapman & Co
Wedington Star
Buxdux
Detroit Tribune
London
Breslink
Hubinson’s
Saris
Kentucky
E. B Barett
National Know Nothing Council
J. W. Stephinson
Congress
Kabw Nothing
Prict Oy CanRiing Honeys II MassachusérTs
Mr. J. 4. Harwood
Bf Liutetog
Mass
Bobton
Ex Senator and Editor in Temperance Inquiry
The Bee cites an ex Massachusetts senator once a temperance advocate fined for drunkenness. The piece questions the editor’s derision of him while the editor himself is said to favor know nothing politics and drink alike. Also covered are Adams the bartender trial in New York and other regional notes.
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Fanarictzu
the Bee
Bran New Jeditor
Longauage
Gen. Taylor
Col. Topp
Stephes Bronson, Jr
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Chiccago
Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company
Dalton
Georgia
Chicago
Bome Trish Folie
Waltham
Massachusetts
Ito
Adams
Howard Hotel
New York
Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Met Davin
Davis
Ventura
Ve Sinte
Bar
Thas
le Cever
Oher
Democratic Preacher Pressures Parishioners for Votes at Dedication
A Sunday dedication of a new Methodist church in Langoville Hartson County saw Rev. Daily press for Democratic donations from congregants. He urged ten dollar gifts to fund the church with four supporters contributing before the total reached 175 dollars. The crowd grew uneasy as politics intruded on religious rites.
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New York City
Lee Bank
Massachusetts
Sundaus
Langoville
Hartson County
Woo. M. Daily
Indiana
Daily
Lannsville
Sly
Mr. Daily
Sim
Bro. D
Paily
Bro D
Barry Gwin
N. Ga. Tribune
Bee
Buchanan
Sunday School Debate Sparks Public Uproar in Franklin Township
Amid political tension in Franklin township a public meeting over a Sunday school in a woods setting drew protests claiming the event was undemocratic. Speakers argued questions of authority and church free exercise while observers reported heated rhetoric and clashes over schooling and governance.
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Franklin Township
Éfort
Sudsay
Directo Lock & School
Ogee
Albarrdom
Indiana
Arveridha
Market Grain Prices Across Cities and Wheat Dull
The Grain Market reports prices in New York Ballwons and nearby towns. Wheat red and white vary from 1 30 to 3 40 per bushel, with dull demand and declines noted across markets. Corn and rye show modest figures, with fluctuations in oats and flour noted.
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Trour
Ballwons
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