Campaign Times and Political Debates in 19th Century Des Moines
The article discusses campaign subscriptions for a Republican paper in Northern Iowa, a 1659 commentary on slavery and legal rights, and reflects on the Democratic State Convention at Des Moines. It cites Chief Justice opinions on slavery, Congress powers over territories, and mentions the Douglasite and Buchananite factions within the Democratic Party.
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Congress
The Down East Democracy in Old Port Maine
A Maine Democratic state convention shows a split between Buchanan and Douglas factions with heated but nonviolent exchanges. Delegates to Charleston are chosen with two Buchanan and two Douglas supporters on the ballot, and a chaotic adjournment follows amid loud protests from attendees.
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Oregon
California
Golden State
Maine
Buchanan
Douglas
Charleston
Self-made man Kruxwoop for Town Governor
Republican candidate Hon. B. J. Kruxwoop profiles as a self educated self made leader. Born in Hartford county Maryland he left school at fourteen and built a career in Washington and Ohio rising from clerk to farmer to public figure through energy and perseverance.
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Hartford County
Maryland
Washington City
Washington
Ohio
Richland County
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