“Reflex of Opinion,” Cleveland (OH) Herald, April 22, 1859

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Reflex of Opinion
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“Reflex of Opinion,” Cleveland (OH) Herald, April 22, 1859, p. 2: 2.
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William Dennison (American National Biography)

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Phyllis F. Field, "Dennison, William," American National Biography Online, February 2000, http://www.anb.org/articles/04/04-00311.html.
[Dennison] was an active leader in the first national Republican organizational meeting in Pittsburgh in 1856 and a prominent member of the convention that nominated John C. Frémont for president later that year. A frequent adviser on financial matters for Ohio's first Republican governor, Salmon P. Chase, Dennison was chosen in 1859 to run as his successor. Although the cool and aloof Dennison had never cultivated the common touch, he conducted a vigorous campaign, debating his opponent, Rufus Ranney, and calling in Abraham Lincoln, among others, to stump for him.
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“Open Declaration of Hostilities,” Charleston (SC) Mercury, August 31, 1859

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Open Declaration of Hostilities
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“Open Declaration of Hostilities,” Charleston (SC) Sentinel, August 31, 1859, p. 1: 2.
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“Arrest of Horse-Thieves,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, July 19, 1859

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Arrest of Horse-Thieves
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“Arrest of Horse-Thieves,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, July 19, 1859, p. 2: 4.
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"No Go Yet," Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, August 23, 1860

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No Go Yet
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"No Go Yet," Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, August 23, 1860, p. 2: 1.
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“Untitled,” Milwaukee (WI) Sentinel, July 24, 1860

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Untitled
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“Untitled,” Milwaukee (WI) Sentinel, July 24, 1860, p. 1: 1.
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