Call for County Convention Nomination in Bikhorn on Wednesday
A 19th century notice urges residents of Bikhorn to attend a county convention on Wednesday September 80 at 2 o'clock to nominate candidates for State Senator and United States Attorney. It protests the delegate call as unjust to Hibbit, urges support for Mr. Cheney, Jr. of this place as a suitable candidate, and warns that the Democracy is the only party that concedes voters' rights.
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Bikhorn
Uistries
Hibbit
Pikhorn
Dalleburn
Aidtyriehaik
Tufss Cheney, Jr
Mrr
Gheney
Siy
Lesheen
Cheeoy
Ray
Bartler
Cheney
Madison Asyrsis
Geruns
Trishnies
Osly
Terentes
Hamilcar Burce
Wennibal
Sebugcupul
Toroea
Republigen
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Fathers of the Republic
Panty
Tev
Alan Donud
York
Congress
Pehemea
Gnd
Hurt
Wisconsin
Gurstor
San Tyanne
Chaid
Nyanwdly
Dugon
Stygee
Tenonts
Simte Wisket
Mir
Ryascen
Elie
Dietsres
Bntierdie
Erie Erie
Hell
Muanat
Neevirud
Meranes
Emery Heelares
Lois Comentatifonr
Hove
Ieee
Trevor Sze
Mexico
Magnelun
Cunan Smith
Tapital
Tb Linituel
Mas. Generis
Philialelphia Evening Journal
General Goines
Fis
Viietelphia
Hineerl
Ler Vbauther Chik
Terminiown
Ard
Chaut
Fdherry Institute
Loffistad
Jentiuent
Kansas Constitution and Slavery Referenced in Debate
The Kansas Constitution debate centers on slavery references with claims that it lacks clauses prohibiting slavery. Reports cite a Philadelphia paper alleging the new Kansas constitution may align with slavery, making the state de facto slave if not expressly forbidden. Republican state officers in Vermont show gains. bank statuses are noted as secure. The Minnesota constitution bans slavery except for crime.
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Philadelphia Mesa
Col. Farney
Supreme Court
Kaniar
Green Mountain Biete
Ryland Fletcher
Janes M
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Henry M. He
Hollister Bank
Buffalo
0. Lee & Co. Bank
Farmers’ Bank of Saratoga
Ade Tress
Remarkable 19th Century Political Turmoil and Kansas Crisis
A dense chronicle of partisan clashes and constitutional questions centers on the Kansas agitation, free state versus pro slavery forces, and the broader political battle. It cites Hamilcar Burce and Wennibal as legendary rulers, critiques the Republican faction, and discusses presidential actions and state governance amid upheaval, urging unity under constitutional law.
Fragmented 19th century political notes on Free State convention
A garbled report describes a Grasshopper Falls convention where J. Parrst was nominated to Congress. The piece mentions Dred Scott, territorial reach, and Tom Foley era politics, with references to Missouri votes and a territorial election in October. It hints at debates over statehood and constitutional allegiance amid party shifts.
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Grasshopier Falls
Hoaiewe
Mavens J. Parrst
Fox
Congress
Poco
Qepoberes
Kans
Martin
Missouri
Iveneva
Clar
Suby Vist
Rite Dallitehyss
Acti
Untitled fragment hints at historical meeting and plans
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting, proposals, and names in a historical context. It mentions a context of rivalry or conflict and discusses plans, negotiations, and potential outcomes with several proper nouns appearing ambiguously. The readable portions imply a debate over actions and responsibilities involving multiple parties.
Fragmented political platform text from late 19th century debate
A lengthy fragment outlines Republican principles on naturalization, citizenship, and opposition to foreign influence. It references the 19th century debate over immigration and constitutional checks, denouncing secret leagues and insisting on equal rights while opposing alien exclusion and the expansion of state power.
Fragmented political prose and war news from 1847 congress
Long OCR fragment discusses constitutional questions about citizenship and government power, mentions March 1847 convention plans, and references military troop movements and territorial force levels. Includes scattered names and places like Louisiana and Baton Rouge, with notes on elections and Confederate tone. The text also touches on crop production and global trade topics such as Cuba, Brazil, Mauritius, and India.
Judge Warden Renounces His Party Amid Turmoil
A prominent Ohio Supreme Court figure and Buchanan ally, Judge Warden, abandons the Democratic Party amid reports of its drift toward abolitionist and centralist views. He cites years of loyalty yet insists he will not tolerate a perversion of the Constitution or the tyranny of the majority, and signals support for restraint within party ranks while warning against overreach by abolitionist factions. The discussion reflects broader tensions within the party, with further notes on related political dynamics and figures.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Buchanan
Dred Scott
Democratic Party
Teomuralio Party
Shaye
Execution Rumors Stir in City and Port Disorder
Fragments describe inquests and confessions after a murder in a riverfront area. Suspected killers Gillespie and Gordon faced imminent public execution while O’Brien evaded capture as mobs awaited verdicts. A separate anecdote recalls Wild Rose’s marriage and subsequent nickname shift to Wild Bull.
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Ohio
Plantur
Gordon
Arbestad
Hoade
Gillespie
St Louis
O'Brien
Dows O'Brien
Indy
Rose
Wild
Bull
Famine in Liberia and other distant woes reported
Unpleasant tidings from Liberia warn of a looming famine as native indolence, influx of immigrants, and a failing crop season threaten food supplies. Missionaries report starvation among the poor and reliance on green plums with natives felling palm trees for cabbage. Also noted are Mexican coast disturbances, British consular incidents, and Philadelphia Exposition ties plus a Bank robbery in Madison.
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Methodist Episcopal Mission Rooms
United States
Rico
J. W. Yorne
Serle
Neberg
Special Notices From Une News Tuesday
Fragmentary notice claims a remedy for fever and ague that supposedly cures quickly with no bone damage. Mentions artists Gh Atauen and Ral uz the Drug Stay and a price of £5 for Meira Meira Watties, with agents Congenr & Day.
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Congenr
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