General Taylor Restored and Welcomed in Washington
Gen Taylor, after a brief rest from his journey and an earlier accident, received many visitors and paid a formal call on President Polk. The President elect and Jederson Davis spoke briefly, praising Taylor’s urbane bearing and benevolence as Seaton watched. The piece, quoting a Frankfort anecdote, recalls Taylor’s integrity in a forage dispute and includes light anecdotes about his schoolmaster and a proverb from Diogenes.
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Oyster War Near Drummondtown and Philadelphia Oysters
A Philadelphia fleet dredging Vir gin oyster beds clashed with Virginians near Drummondtown. One oysterman was killed, a schooner damaged, and about ninety Philadelphians were taken prisoner and jailed in Accomac. Other items note New Orleans court antics and Cincinnati elopements.
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Canada Legislature turmoil over rebel indemnity bill
Reports of a heated debate in the Canada Legislature over an indemnity bill nearing a million dollars for rebel sufferers. The session saw insults, an altercation in the galleries, and threats to clear the chamber as Speaker and officials intervened. A member from Ninjon was reportedly assaulted by order of the House the next day.
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The Law of Divorce In Ills and Insanity Debate
A New York Legislature bill aims to divorce spouses for insanity with an incurable diagnosis by a physician. Critics warn it would endanger families and social order by undoing vows made at marriage. The piece laments risking stability and cautions against expanding grounds for divorce.
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Inaugural Addresses and Preparations for March 9
A joint committee reported on plans to greet President elect and Vice President as they accept office. Davis and others approved a slate for the March 9 oath. The vice president elect expressed duty, humility, and gratitude, pledging to meet public expectations. A committee to arrange reception on the appointed day was approved unanimously.
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Pennsylvania Senate Adopts Slavery Opposition Resolutions
In the Pennsylvania Senate a select committee report urged protest against extending slavery into new U S territories. The committee's preamble and resolutions call for adherence to federal compromises, oppose expansion of human bondage, and urge Congress to extend the ordinance principles to newly acquired territories. The measures were adopted by an almost unanimous vote, with Overfield and Potterger voting no.
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