Debates on Slavery in Territories and Kansas Affairs
In a Senate delivered address August 12 1848 the speaker argues that Congress has no power to regulate slavery in new territories, insists on resisting its expansion, and asserts five new slaveholding states have formed from acquired lands. The Kansas issue is examined with President Pierce's views and a national Kansas Committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Daniel Webster
Georgia
Berrien
Congress
United States
France
Spain
Texas
Union
Iowa
South
South Carolina
Mr Calhoun
Mason
Virginia
Free States
North
Illinois
Ohio
House of
House OF Representatives
Kansas
Pierce
Cummranta
Russia
Austria
National Kansas Committee
E . Thaddeus Hayatt
W . M.arny
Edward Daniels
New-York
Fremont and Republican cause rally hit by controversy
A lengthy political tract extols Republican principles centered on Fremont's leadership, warns against Missouri Compromise repeal, and urges defense of free labor and national unity. It cites Bates and Fremont episodes, argues for anti slavery measures, and condemns a hostile German press caricature of Fremont supporters.
Newspaper Edition Costs and German Voter Tactics Revealed
The paper issued a large edition of 15 000 copies to court German voters and gauge public sentiment against the Germans. It later emerged the copies were paid for by the Central Fremont Committee with 10 000 handed out locally and the rest sent to Pennsylvania, seen as a failed bid to swing votes for Fremont in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con “Seni
Express
Fremont
Tabernacle
Central
Fremont Committee
Pennsylvania
New York
Sun. Register
Editor weighs Olivetti denial in Fremont Catholic claim
A letter by Rev Michael Olivetti denies stating Fremont is Catholic and says he never endorsed voting for him. The Express counters with alleged priestly marriages and civil contracts, offering $100 for a proven Catholic priest marrying two Protestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y Express
Mr. Beecher
Fremont
Col. Fremont
Lefume
Col Fremont
Michael Olivetti
Express II
Olivetti
Impress
J Remioni
Olivettr
Miss Benton
Fillmore Papers
Olvett
I.rpress
Father Horseigh
Washington
Paris
Donn Pitt
Belle Smith
Edward Purcell
Archbishop Purcell
Cincinnati
Purcell
Pratt
Eupress
Leading Buchanan Papers Urged to Favor Buchanan
The piece praises Buchanan aligned papers in the South while criticizing Northern Democratic press as biased. It calls readers to reject the Richmond Ledger editorial from Friday August 29 and urges calm, fact based public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
South
North
Noble
Vargilis
Richmond Lugetter
J’és. Jour
Also Mentioned on This Page
MalLiabeeribers
Savente
Dita Bers
Roar Eglett
Jjohn P. Winebrener
Baler
Eseetias, Ae, &E
Publicblic Square
Weoster
Tale
J. M. Bonfield
Bonlealee
Woseter
Fenner, McMillan & Arthur
Bolbeal
Boga Streets
Babyey Howard
Yas
Pedee
Robibon Ja
Groserids,.&c
Nouth
Publig Square
Isaac N. Jones
Msumaals Snd
Grove
Exthasge
West Liberty
Wooster
Okiec
Joan H. Kauke & Co
Holesale
Newen Block
Rat Deer Weat
Court House
Okie
Eea
D. H. King & Co
Ealers
Hesporium
Qecter
McDonald, Laughlin & Co
Liberty Street
Wooeter
Baumgardner & Co
Fuse Dye Beas
J. M’cormice
Malaeie
Penaeta
Liberty
Bt. Wester
Bartol & Whitmore
Ine Deort
Grey’ Garner, Wooster
Woods ‘Anufacturer
Raat Oeat
American House
Weester
Hoffstott & M
Mechanics
Sprague
Otaree
Maceine
Lee
Deis
William Faws
McDonald's Foundry
Nomeoy
Wooster Marble Shop
Arnall & Meerhartae
D. A. Grifin
Buck South Sta
H. R. Harrison
Anupacturer
Steves
Johnson, Wooster
William B. Botsford
of Weat Liberty
Wocester
L. Firestone
M. D. Yfion
Mets
Rover
Seceder Church
Pari of
Lucas Flattery
LAW
Borger Rex
REX & Jones
Wayne
Levi Cox
Eugene Pardee
Ctornfy
Qomee
Kauke
Exchange Hotel
Tumelet
Jon M. Connell
COX & Connell
Ale
Wayne and Law
Wayne Ado Counties
Uy Stairs
Kine
Tore
WM. M. Orr
John EL Irvin Orr
Irvine
Teor Ree
Corper
D. Bodlsen
Aterre
John P, Jeffries
Charles C
Parsons Jeffries & Parsons
Holmes
Ashland
Medina
Stark
Dells
Given and Jeffries
Publis Square
John McSweeney
William Given McSweeney & Given
Holmes Counties
Kauke’s
James C. Glasgow
Joshua Nachtrieb
Public Square
R. Bonewitz
Chansery
Life
West Liberty Street
Union Pale Metal
BR. Foreman
Sh. C. Jornson
Foreman & Johnson
Ofice—Republican Building
Woeater
Orrvilge
O. Soar
Orrville
George Ewing
Deere Atock of
Suserie
Ware
Kauke & Co
H.white
Yor the
Republican
Libertia
Gelleat
Libertio
Monec
Blewery
Hibteeke
Henry
Joffeson
Freedom
George Washington
Moreland
Europe
Hungary
America
England
Kansas Committee
Smith
Strawn
Gen. Smith
Alwys
Lawrence
Col. Sumner
Shannu
Fillmore
Mr. Fillmore
Indiana
Lakes
California
Lrself
Cuba
Braz
Greece
Rome
Judea
Carthage
Phoenicia
Herkimer
Gen. Taylor
Gen ‘Taylor
John van Buren
Rhine
Danube
Missouri
Detroit Trbune
George C. Bates
Bates
Palmer
Palmer, Cook, & Co
San Francisco
Metropolitan Hotel
Gov Floyd
New York City
Cal Fremont
Floyd
Democratic Party
Val Fremont
N . Banks
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Henry C Carey
Republican Party
U Congress
Nebraska
Polk
Unnior
Dizon
Revowt - Tiun
Jefferson
Adams
Madison
Monroe
Adams the Younger
Jackson
van Buren
Harmison
Tyler
Taylor
Hirai Wars
Party of Freedom
Bunker Hill
Souvp Morais
The
John C. Fremont
Offerson
Woowter
Orless
J. A Marchand
W.C. Democrat
Wooster Republican
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!