Proclamation from Bolivar on Colombian union 1826
A late October to November dispatch from Bogota and Guayaquil includes a Bolivar proclamation dated Sept 13 1826 urging unity among Colombians and addressing enemy forces. It notes plans to enter the capital by November 14 and mentions Venezuelan and other republics in the broader struggle for freedom.
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Newton
Bobumbia
Bogota
Carthagena
Badtvar
Gusya
Colombia
Capitoli
Granlapsant
Evryone
Eneinos
Bolivar
Guayaquil
Colombian tribute to Liberator and return of Bolivar
Secretary of State report dated Bocora November 6 1826 lauds Simón Bolívar for debt owed to him and his unyielding public service. It notes his arrival strengthens Colombia unifies departments in the Equator and suggests influence may aid Venezuela. End with formal respect from Jose BR Revenga.
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Republic OF Colombia
Bocora
Colombia
Equator
Cayaquil
Aziay
Venezuela
Ani
C. Joseph BR. Revenga
Despatch from Intendant of Feuader on Quito measures
A Bogota dated dispatch reports discussions with the Quito authorities regarding imperial governance and calls for similar actions across departments. The response from the Secretary of State notes attempts to reconcile political conflicts and emphasizes respect for ongoing authority and the leadership at Calamitta Tecapery amid the broader political current.
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Mercantibrido
Colombia
Bogota
Feuader
Sal Quito
Cbiva
Jéreis
Nef
Siste
Calamitta
Calomeia
Excellency the Vice President Supports It With Constancy
A fragment from the Guayaquil discourse argues the Liberator President does not need dictatorship and that the government must resist illegality and danger. The Vice President pledges steadfast support, risking fortune and life to defend the republic.
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Ahawez
Guayaquil
Correspondence on British West India trade with United States
A historical summary of diplomatic letters between American and British officials from Gallatin, Gallatin to Canning, and Vaughan, detailing interdicts, trade terms, and attempts to reopen discussions on British West India commerce. The review notes the long, unresolved negotiations spanning 1810s to 1820s and the role of interdicts under 1825 measures.
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U. States
India Islands
Congress
Clay
Mr.Gallatin
Albert Gallatin
Venteux
George Canning
Albert” Gallatin
John Bull
Adams
United States
U. Carher
U. By
U.S
Great Britain
Ata Teter
C. R. Vaughan
Washington
H. Clay
Vaughan
C. R
Irfi
Parliamena
Great
Fragmentary Analysis of Early Mexican and US Government Affairs
The text discusses disordered events in Colombia and Mexico, noting that external changes affect Congress at Tacubaya and hinting at dissolution periods among governments. It questions how internal reorganizations alter relations with other powers, including the United States, and suggests the U.S. government remains constant despite external shifts.
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National Gazette
Colombia
Bolivar
Mexico
Congress of
United States
Revolutionary Caucus The Boston Gazette Names Patriots
A fragment notes a patriotic list at the north end with sixty names including Samuel Adams Joseph Warren Paul Revere and others. It recalls last year 33000 and this year 44000 letters mailed in one week, citing the City Record and Post Office activity. Perez Morton Esqr the present Attorney General is said to survive among the group.
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Boston. Gazette
North End
Perez Morton
Samuel Adams
Joseph “Warrenydoho
Adams
Paul Revere
Moses Grant
Swan
Thomas Tileston
James E. Condy
Edward Proctor
Birth of Five Children At Once In Fort Covington Scene
Dr O F Pandock reports a remarkable birth of five children from the same mother in Fort Covington Franklin county three daughters and two sons born premature by about three months four born alive but died soon after the event occurred last February the mother’s ability to deliver again adds a striking note to the case.
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O.F Pandock
Fort Covington
Franklin County
Lves
Franklin
Ireland
Aconatics-The journal pacry voyage notes
fragments describe a voyage and a conversation with references to a pass and a person named F4S Fretomne. summary mentions unclear place and event details with several garbled terms and names.
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Veyage
Brawee
Parmenam
Bop
Governor's Address Opens New Pennsylvania Assembly Session
Fragmentary 19th century report notes election returns for governor with Mr. Shutze at 72 710 votes and Mr. Sohn Sergeant 1175 3, 1174 scattering. House resolution appointing a chaplain passed. Governor's address to fellow citizens reflects on renewed confidence, vast resources and industrial potential of Pennsylvania, including iron coal glass salt and rail commerce.
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Garritburgy Dee
Shutze
Sohn’ Ser-geant
Hannssayne
House of Representatives
Denny
Samuuel Register Smith
Committee of Ways and Means
Committee On Ways and Means
Samuel R. Smith
Senate
Pennsylvania
Suriestiterz
Meir
Lee
Oman
Paris
Fragmented 19th Century Political Echoes and Caribbean News
The text presents fragmented political rhetoric from a Harrisburg address dated December with pledges of virtuous governance and public service. It shifts to a New York Nation’s editor receiving Jamaica papers up to November, noting coercive measures and diplomatic moves involving St Domingo, American vessels, and potential naval deployments amid unrest and colonial tensions.
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New York Nations
al Advocate
Drn
Maria
Falmouth
Jamaica
Amelia Jourist
Istrat
St. Jumingo
St. Doren
Pan Antena
Eiht
Spanish Town
St. Domingo Varians
Debate Over Treaty Provisions Moves in Virgiscia Legislature
Fragmented OCR reveals a debate in the Virgiscia legislature on a treaty regarding New Brunswick and Atlantic containment, with votes reported as Yeas and Nays 160 to 98. The text references a plan to close maritime gaps via congressional action and mentions organized opposition and procedural maneuvers.
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Virgiscia
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Gax
Joseph Hough
Broad Mountain
Mauch Chunk
Hough
Tris
Tandan
Bern
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