Packer Inaugural Address Outlines State Policy
The governor speaks to the General Assembly pledging to balance executive powers with legislative cooperation. He urges currency reform, prudent corporate regulation, public debt reduction, and economic stability, while defending authority to advise and inform the legislature and stressing unity with Pennsylvania’s institutions.
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Craatico
Popusylvania
Thora
Theo
Orl
Budiog
Lobull
Pennsylvania
Iwa
Iil
Vic
Thuas Wrest
Poonsylvania
Kansas
Utah
Courthouse proposals extended amid libel court case and lectures
The notice extends the deadline for bids on the new courthouse to February 254 and reports on libel actions against the Philadelphia News editor. It also covers recent lectures by Dr. Chantes Honger for the Young Man's Christian Association, upcoming talks, and court cases in the Common Pleas. The Littlestone Railway Company election of officers and financials are noted, with mention of a Bonaparte fox-hunting incident leading the Pope to ban hunts near the Imperial City.
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T He
Philadelphia News
Swoore
American” Committee
Gorth
Tremont
Getty
Sentinel
Biin
Sentinal
Cnantes Honger
Methodist Qourck
Mimmryperi
Mn Spenser
Mawann McPusniow
Usq
Court of Common Pleas
Anna
Henry
Wassins
Tranklie Goanty Mutual Tusuriee Company
D. HB. Stover
Costa
Jobo Guverra
Thomas Warran
Phowsog
Warren Teplevin
Buckaway
John Tudor, Jr
Sane
Tudor
Aaron Fox
Sammons
Luonell Linah Va
John Nukenrode
Tinofen Bonaparte
Rawe
Imperial
Inauguration of Governor Packer in Harrisburg
The Hon. Wu F Packer was inaugurated as Governor of Pennsylvania on Tuesday in Harrisburg. A large crowd filled the city as 25 military companies led the procession. Gov Pollock, the Legislature, and judges observed the oath and the inaugural address. The outgoing governor left Harrisburg Thursday amid cheers as both Houses adjourned and escorted him to the cars.
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Wu. F. Packer
Pennsylvania
Hustisburg
Packer
Pollock
Legistature
Courte, &c
Site House
Terrisburg
The English and French Embassies in Crisis
A Philadelphia report hints Mr Buchanan aims to send Mr Dallas a wire from the English Embassy while Mr Dallas resists resigning. The President, Nicus fitr, has taken note of the journey to motivate him. A New York paper claims Dallas wants to return and faces a pointed rebuke in the message. Dallas, a courtier by habit, may wait to be driven from the mêlée as new Democratic factions form.
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Dallas
Nicus Fitr
New York
Emmnot
Dathe
Philadelphi
Signa
Forney
Buchwong
Wren
Embracing News From Mount St. Marys and State Matters
Auditing notes show sums paid into the State Treasury from the county including stock from the Gettysburg Turnpike Company and York accounts. Reports cover Mount St Mary's College disruptions, emigration from Virginia to Maryland, and a Surgeon General height study noting Georgia and New York recruits' extremes, with diverse regional tallies.
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Folkiwa
York and Gettysburg Turnpike Company
Two Sonses
Henry
Mageaw
Fsg
State Treasu
Podlure
Magraw
Benson
John Picking
Wm. . Walter
Hildlestown
Executive Mansion Bill Aids Governor Packer's Move
The Harrisburg Telegraph notes Gov. Packer to reside in a state purchased residence. A ten thousand dollar purchase plus one hundred for gas fixtures secures Griffith property on the riverbank. Agreement awaits ratification by both houses. Porter, Haq., named Judge of Pennsylvania Supreme Court. A State Convention, Feb 22, entreated by Tadiano Democrats over Knaus affair. Bradley and Fitch warn of breakers at the convention as Washington Smitch is acquitted for killing Richard Carter. Walker Bonds described as specie notes issued by Walker, largely unpromising.
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Thea
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Ura
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Hin
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Billy
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Thas Ngenerat
Legislative Department
United States
Ita
Tresaury Syatum
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Worldlaw
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Honsee
The
Commonwealth
Worrall
Griffith
Packer
Lionow
Gow
Pollock
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Pallock
Harrisburg
Tadiano
Knaus Affsiva
Lesompton
Messrs
Bright and Fitch Mat
Simenpures
Washington Smitch
Richard Carter
St. Lawrence
Philadelphia
Inez
Sory Brent
Carter
The March to the grave of 1857 and city notes
A New Orleans paper drowns a congested column with a fiery march to 1857’s grave, counting 41.5 million deaths worldwide and a global procession of 1300 figures per wire. Also brief notes warn of a 25 year old Ohio woman who overdosed on arsenic in St Louis. A city report counts 872 vessels at the wharves on the 10th, including 82 schooners and 102 ships.
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Ebades
Benet
Smng
Indy
Tony Kinds
St Louies
Chillicathe
Ohio
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