June 10, 1860. Nashville Union and American, Nashville, Tennessee. A county Democrat meeting recognizes the Cincinnati Platform and Dred Scott decision as the National Democrat Platform in column 2, and with the Georgia Democrat Convention in column 3. Report of a duel, one of the duelists hit by four buckshot – column 2. Can John Bell be elected President by the House? – column 3.
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June 11, 1860. The Daily Exchange, Baltimore, MD. Two articles on possible threat to Senator Sumner – column 3. Douglas movement in Massachusetts and further down some territorial and slave property arguments – columns 4 and 5. Letters to and from “Abram” Lincoln and the Republican Convention concerning his nomination – column 5. Baltimore Convention and Disunion – do the convention one way and Lincoln will be elected, do it another way and he won’t – column 6.
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