Democracy In The Ascendants And Wisconsin Politics
Analysis notes that the Democracy is regaining ground as slavery issues fade in Wisconsin and other states. It cites election results, argues Republicans spread fear about Democratic nominees, and mentions violence at a city council election with several shot and one dead. It also notes a statue of Webster being bronzed and shipped to Boston.
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Bate Mistiet
Kansay
Tensylvania
Connecticut
California
Wisconsin
Asotugr
Statute of Webster
Tiscan Tagnis Co
Banger
Munsoo
Ber
Ban Thorrht
Destructive Fire and Aftermath in Chicago
A devastating fire originating in the Bathe store of Gormick Cross & Co. on South Water Street destroyed property estimated at over 369000. Five men died as walls collapsed. additional bodies were recovered later. Major losses included Carmi & Co Pitkin Bros and others with insured totals listed. Meanwhile a rail accident near Syracuse caused multiple fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormick, Cross & Co
South Water Street
John B. Dickey
Forsman
Liberty Hose
Peter Kerwan
Barnum
Clarke
Carmi & Co
Pitkin Bros
Tiawortha Flo
Bribe & Webster
D.B. Cook & Co
Edward Hemstead
Chicago
Arrival of the Asia and international dispatches
The Asia from Liverpool arrived at New York at 8 this morning after a 9 A M departure. Reports note the Newfoundland steamship line's temporary suspension. The Canton blockade discussion centers on Admiral Seymour and the Antelope voyage up the Xiang River. News from Lucknow describes a siege and water-cut canals, while England increases army recruitment and European leaders plan visits. The Asia carried 32,000 in specie.
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Val
Asia
New York
Liverpool
Srd
Foundland
Hong Kong
London Times
Canton River
Admiral Seymour
Antelope
Wantpoa
Nantes
Enmigeror
Austria
Russia
Berlin
Paris
Madagascar
Arrival and Early Dispatches From The Vanderbilt and Northern Light
The Vanderbilt arrived in New York on October 15 with reports from Slavre and Southamphen. News from Lucknow was discouraging while Pekin talks showed no immediate resolution. The Northern Light reached New York on October 16 with 719 passengers and 1640,000 in specie led by Wells & Fargo and American Express Bank among others.
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Alta
Europe
Jeet and
Teon
Spencer Ds Co
Northern Light
New York
California Mail
Havana
Aspinwall
Wells & Fargo
Hotbind & Aspinwall
American Exchange Bank
WOU, Duncan, Sherman, & Co
Dolet, Hallett Co
Orlaino
Luis Te Sengers
Fe sriph Siems and local election results mix in mid October
A garbled report from October covers election outcomes in Kansas districts, reflecting Frey State party gains in council seats and Republican representation in several counties. It notes bank watch in Missouri and political noms in New York, with ship news and a slave-ship name correction.
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Qeisgaro
Kansas
Frey Sute Party
Lowe
Doniphan
Pethrson
Calhoun
Douglas
St. Louis
State of Missouri
Doubtful slaver capture and gradual financial upturn noted
Report suggests a slaver with 700 negroes aboard may have been captured east of Cardenas, while U S and market news show stocks rising on the New York Board with a nine percent gain in some issues. Trade friction and reshipping British goods disrupt imports as Wheat deals and flour manufacture are planned to aid commerce. A Wisconsin note records a murder confession attributed to Edward Walsh with life imprisonment.
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Cardenas
Hinds
List Board
New York State
N.Y
Erie
Wuear Sharine
A. B. Carpenter
John Hackett
Cofreesjox
Edward Walsh
Wautoma
Wis
Dennis Drew
Milwaukee
Delarys Tavern
Walsh
Nagro
Drew
Wisconsin
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Pat
Subeerit
Eas
Orice
Uthey
Plas
Vrenor J.mes B. Cross
Milifackee
Gampbell
LA Crosse
David W. Jones
Lafayette
Carl Uarich
Dane
Gabriel Bouch
Winnebago
PRL
T. C. Draper
FOL Bank Comptroller
Joris C. Ceres
Iowa
Preg Stonam
Edward Ipgarty
Dodge
Democratic Assembly
Jeffers
Noshikaons
Oaktanis
Autalin
Lake Misowiih
Court Haute
Heffresun
Ontaher
Ft Olelack
L.A. Foley
Pna
Dueapres Ratnuoan
New York Gentral Railroad
Los Meirives
Ners Aph
Gayrine
Une
Peru
Paiva Sudiess
Panama
Liereg
Towa Fae
Memphis, Tenn
Smith
Sacramento
Rachel Y
Tualist
Dutton
South
Illnois
Cuyahoga
Harperson
Aank
Brek
Gan Aw
Lecampto
Enor Shannen
Prac
New York Courier
Buettle
Missouri
Newark
Mercahandize
Offer of Freedom
James Redpath
St. Louis Democrat
Albeiros
New York City
New Orleans
Ohin
Siampse Teins
Alan
Fdrar Battala
Virginia
York
Racine
Jenin
Lucknow
Havel
Ganges
Conor
Busserat Gunje
Eishivesioht
Gunes
Auenst
Havelock
Cawnpore
Major Banks
H. Lawence
Central Bank of Brooklyn
Suh
Lyman
Tolroke
Mass
Springfield Argus
Fouxe Dean
Huron Street
Jefferson
Jackson Streets
Vanderbilt
Fesriph Siems
Loxsnox
Sovar
Cotter
Aimeriman
Cuncamus
O. Oat
Fall
Considuruddoutttal
Bernands Wood
Mayer
St Judlieilistrict
Thomas Nelson
Westchester
R. Burdick
Kings
Daniel Webster
Palmer
Syed Spmesie Annes
eMeney
Peevey Fe
Lowell
Howes
Waldo
Fetvfernan
Commercial
Hilwaukee
Erdags
Darley
Circuit Court
Jeferson
Arinty
Ta Wits
Ta'elock
AL. Collins
Copeland
Charles
Koshkonang
Fort Atken
Willard
Fefferson County Court
Elizabeth Barrier
Tober
Wits
Yankee Notions
Fifield & Wood's
Racines Sts
TIMES
Fifield & Wood
Whitewater
Court House
Jab Terelock
Pa_Fents
Friends of Education
Bruett
Wall Street
Charles T. Clothier
Dodge County
Thomas H. Finnegan
Sullivan
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