Republican Rally at Jefferson Oct 13 Speakers Named
A grand Republican rally is planned at Jefferson on Saturday October 13 with Jno F Potter Gov Randall and other distinguished speakers. The Walworth County turnout is urged to show the quality of local men. The LaGrange Republicans held a Lincoln Vote last Saturday despite a morning storm, and remain enthusiastic.
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Isetriet
Walworth
Fairchild School-Heuss
LaGrange
Eich
Whitewater
RANN
Charman
Jefferson
Jno
Republicana
la Grange
Insults Fly Over Carl Schurz and Local Politics
A Milwaukee press piece attacks Carl Schurz and his supporters with venom, calling a rival editor a liar and a vagabond, while praising Carl Schurz speech in New York and targeting Douglas and Squatter Sovereignty. Hon. S. Bean of Dane County receives Eastern District Senate nomination.
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Rae
Carl Schurz
New York
Douglas
Bobura
Hesslang
Beas
Ban Prairie
Dane County
Bean
Monumental Republican rally in Chicago and Jefferson county slate
A Chicago gathering honored William H. Seward with a vast turnout, 75 000 to 100 000 from abroad, and an oration praised for reasoned patriotism. In Jefferson county the GOP ticket includes Sheriff Heber Smith and W W Crang, with Democrats nominating Ernest Off and others, including Germans, in Watertown and nearby towns.
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Jefferson County
Jefferson
Heber Smith
Watertown
W. W. Crang
Nethron
P. J. Strays
Parmington
Hiran Barber
Cour
D. Ontrinsley
Cer A
Bond
W. PB. Forsyth
Sullivan
Ifeter Smith
Grant
Struye
Ernest Off
Waterton
Bylvester Burns
Cxonia
Dreds
August Schniusse
Anton Franch
Jetereot
Sam, W. Aaclong
Waterloo
Patrice
John W. Winmels
Lake Mull
Tleary Stayer
Coruner
M Les Jorea
Off
Giles
Schnagso
Register
New King and tariff talk stir party lines in editorial clash
The Green Bay Advocate editor, a reputed gentleman and Democrat, faces criticism for alleged hypocrisy amid references to a Republican shift toward tariff ideas. The piece cites Buchanan, Stevens, Douglas, and Senate actions, arguing the era shows political maneuvering, with blame assigned to anti-Democratic sources and mob sentiment.
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Green Bay Advocate
Cammeelinga
Buchanan
House of Representatives
Senate
Pennsylvania
Douglas
Jas
Jeff
Darie
Acre
Congress
Douglan
Wii
Republican Party
Esterly’s Reaper Gains Praise At Wisconsin State Fair
Reported by Madison Journal and Madison Patriot, Geo Esterly’s combined self taking reaper and mower, manufactured in Whitewater, drew high praise for durability, simplicity, and power. Judges and farmers lauded its design improvements, including a level sickle, compact platform, and easier grain deposition, though it arrived too late for fair display. The Milwaukee Free Democrat notes Esterly’s impact on local farming and urges preference for home-made gear.
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Beterly
Madison Journal
Geo Esterly
Wisconsin
Esterly
Whitewater
Madison Patriot
Tate
Crushing Rejoinder From Dr Eddy Responds To The Times
The Chicago Times criticized Dr Eddy in the Northwestern Christian Advocate for attacking the Democratic platform on Southern Methodist ministers. In a rebuttal in the latest issue, the Doctor crushes the charges, insists Methodists deserve full rights, and argues editors cannot brand them as traitors for expressing views.
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Chicago Times ¢ Herald
Eddy
Northwestern Christian Advocate
South
the Times
Methodist Church
Tames
Gruber Contesse
Fragmented political rights and a meteor sighting report
The fragmentary text covers proposed rights including fair trials and church governance, a call for political platform discussion delaying votes, and a note on altered ten and ten dollar notes. It also reports nominees for the Assembly, Douglas party commentary, and a meteor event near Lagrange with eyewitness descriptions and a loud explosion heard by residents.
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Lagrange
Gye Otock
Everal
Rosalinda Pheps
Re Garbernhons
Wesley Harris
Legave
Bulding
Ty Village
Douglas Falls From Favor in South as Breckinridge Looms
The Journal of Commerce notes Douglas lacks strength in the South. His Virginia and North Carolina words alarm supporters, who fear rights of poverty in the territories depend on a territorial legislature. Threats of coercion on Southern soil prompt resignations from Douglas electors, suggesting Breckinridge may win all Southern states.
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Journal of Commerce
Douglas
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Breckinridge
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
Grover and Baker
Larue
Grover & Baker
Lani
I. G. Jearris
How Pensylvania looks
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes New York papers emphasize Foster opposition while most Pennsylvanians expect Curtin victory. Interior reports show encouraging majorities for Curtin and Lincoln’s strength rising in key counties. Unions of Douglas Breckinridge and Bell supporters are rejected at the polls.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
New York
Foster
Cirlin
Curtin
Poo Ie
Lincoln
Douglas
Breckinridge and
Bell
Grand State League meeting to be held in Watertown
A notice for a Grand State League of Railroad Farm Mortgagors meeting in Watertown on October's second Tuesday the ninth. Each League earns a representative for every twenty five members and for a fraction over half that number. All unjoined farmers urged to join for proper representation. Samuel Brown posts the notice.
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Grand State League of Railroad Farm Mortgagors
Watertown
Grand State League
Samuel Brown
Po’st
Oddities on the Patapsco and Royal Prank at Grantown
The narrative recalls Wonan's steam monster on the Patapsco during a noon boatwatch, noting its lengthened hull and powerful propeller. It moves with rapid turns and bursts of speed as passengers study its mechanics. In Grantown, Inverness Courier reports a hoax at Grant's Arts Inn where a newlywed couple allegedly hosted the Queen and Prince Consort, prompting villagers to glimpse royal carriage movements. Also described are a Japanese earthquake alarm magnet device, Virginia politics headlines, Lake Bigler trout rumors, and Lowell population figures contrasting 1850 and 1856 censuses.
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Baltimore Patriot
Patapsco
LaCrosse
Imay
Inverness Courier
Grant's Arts
Grantown
Strathspey
Glass
Mra
Sass
Lord Churchitt
Earl of Scofield
Pregent
Balimacnan
Glen Urquhart
Tominoul
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J Allen Barber
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