Douglas Nomination Turmoil in Democratic Conventions
The New York Tribune argues that two thirds rules will thwart Stephen A. Douglas in Democratic Conventions. It suggests Northern support for Douglas is solid, Southern delegations may back him, and that Republicans seek his defeat to curb his strength. The piece notes Buchanan’s 1856 precedent and predicts varied Southern journal support.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Tribene
James Buchanan
Douglas
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Syong
Campaign Rhetoric Urges Democratic Shift in State
In a vigorous address the speaker urges voters to switch from Republican to Democratic control, accusing the Opposition of fraud and corruption and promising to expose alleged legislative misdeeds. The call emphasizes truthful argument, condemns attack journalism, and argues for state reform through Democratic leadership.
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Republican Party
Exader
Blickgaard
Billingsyn
Democratic Candidate for States Prison Commissioner Fleck Praised
The Democratic Party defends Henry C. Fleck as a qualified, trustworthy candidate for States Prison Commissioner. Fleck, a Norwegian-born citizen, is described as well informed, prudent, and of good business capacity with strict integrity. Opposition claims are dismissed as unjust ridicule aimed at Minnesota politics and the Democratic effort to block Republican gains.
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Henry C. Fleck
Uist
Trenry C. Fleck
Liskl
Democratic meetings announced for H C Hopaxr gubernatorial bid
Hon H C Hopaxr Democratic candidate for Governor will address the people at listed towns on specified dates. Central committees urged to notify and arrange meetings. Governor Randall to attend. Bradstreet style notice from state Democratic committee with dates and places across Wisconsin in late November.
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Lloricon
Beaver Dam
Portage
Fe la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Lancaster
Shullsburg
Mineral Point
Ft Monroe
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Janesv
Elkhorn
Kenosha
Racine
Milwaukee
Watertown
Madison
Mundas
Randall
Wisconsin
Circuit Court
Suffersan
Deiteren
Ole & Bacete PI
Items of News Condensed From a Publisher's Clipped Page
English couple disappears in Gloucester debt burden leads to arrest in Boston. George Griswold dies at 83 in New Brighton. Joy over withdrawal of lands from public sale by settlers at Baraboo. Rev. W. Cochran joins Brodhead after Baraboo stay. Beloit College hires Blaisdull as Professor. Fisk moves to Chicago. Manitowoc board offers 375000 in bonds for railroad miles to Menasha. Cunard steamship Europa reaches Halifax. Irish potato blight cited. Tyne shipwrights win wage raise. Radial question unsettled at Zurich. Austrian troops furloughs suspended. seven corps kept at war footing. Pressia favors European Congress. St Petersburg cabinet split over Italian question. German party opposes Italy's independence. emperor and minority show support.
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Italy
Blondin's Narrow Fall and Coast-to-Coast Rope Feats Reported
The article recounts Blondin's crossing aboard a chair with cake and champagne, a tipping mishap into the river, and his plan to resume on June 1 on stilts. It notes a cable-severing attempt, a Clifton House performance, and crowds of about 6,000 watching. Also included are South American news items about ships, battles, fires, and political tensions around Guayaquil, Valparaiso, and port cities.
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Blondin Crosses Rope With Baskets On Feet Again
Blondin yesterday repeated a daring feat with willow baskets strapped to his feet as he crossed the rope. He started at five, reached the Canadian shore in thirteen minutes, and then paused to acknowledge his cheering crowd before continuing to display his balance on the line.
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Neaker
The Great Eastern Arrives With City Welcoming Events
Porteann Maine September 19 The city government plans a public dinner grand ball and military display to honor the steamship Great Eastern arrival. Also noted are scattered promotional notices for remedies and testimonials of German Bitters praising digestion and health benefits.
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W H Hooper Elected Delegate to Congress From Salt Lake City
Despatch from Salt Lake City reports W H Hooper a Mormon elected delegate to Congress. Lieut Gray and 42 dragoons defeated 150 Lodians tied to emigrant massacre on the California road, 20 killed. Miller Russell Co Camp Floyd store burned, loss 15000. Steamer Wm Garvis sank 12 miles below. Adriatic sunk near Memphis, cargo loss. Philadelphia notes fourteen rail lines in operation and three more nearly done.
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