Union in peril and Calhoun’s plea for federal remedy
A Baltimore Union meeting endorses the Constitution and union. Mr Calhoun argues the South faces disquiet from abolitionist agitation and northern dominance. he urges federal action, including fugitive slave enforcement and constitutional amendments, to save the Union. The piece notes political tensions with California and a northern restraint on expansion.
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Mason
Noah
Wlich
Congress
Senate
California
Unifornia
Oregon
Mexico
Booth
South
Nordvogres
Mr. Calhoun
Lela
Clay
Wilson
Webster
Texas
Union
Nashville
William
Amiens
Seled
Andrew Jackson
Postage Bill Details and Speech Fragments From Pennsylvania Legislature
Fragmentary OCR outlines the February postage bill of Pennsylvania, showing a total near 81,783 dollars and listing letters and related charges. It mentions a Tuesday event where the President speaks on Union preservation and an excerpt referencing Mr Stanly’s applause and a Secretary of State discussion with the British minister about delivering a speech.
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Legislature of
Pennsylvania
Congress
Old North
Henalea
Stanly
Winister
Lord Mage
Apprentice Wanted for Printing Trade in Gettysburg
A notice from the Adams Sentinel announces an apprenticeship opening in the printing business in Gettysburg dated Monday March 11 1850. Early applicants are urged to contact the police for details and submission.
Weather and political noting from early American papers
The report blends icy conditions with a stream of political theater. It notes temperatures of thirty degrees below zero and ongoing hardships among tribes, a deadly boiler accident in New Castle, and a political clash over tariffs and diplomacy in Congress. It highlights Webster’s Senate address on unity and the slavery question, with sharp exchanges in the House.
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St. Paul's
Minnesota
Fagland
Coupee
Pai
Toki Nove
Henry Lytton Bulwer
Clayton
M. Devequeville
Spain
Daves
Mass’ Ortrom Pennsy
Sena
Parohé
Banosa
Pennsylvania
Kissa
United States
France
Tabacco
Char
Henry L. Bulwer
Clay
Henry Bulwer
Cass
Atlantic
Hhetaoines
Art
Bagioen
Se J Benaren
Davis
Massachusetts
Coorgi
Serco
Tancition Berry
Noha
Senate
Canal news and state notes from the period
The Pennsylvania Canal boat movement resumes with two laden vessels departing Columbia for Pittsburg. Frederick Maryland authorizes 30000 circulation notes backed by 15000 in securities. A fire destroys 2000 wood cards on the Auburn and Rochester line at Pittsford. Ohio peach buds suffer widespread winter damage while New York reports mixed outcomes for peach and apricot blossoms.
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Auburn and Rochester
Pittsford
N.V
UN FridageRern
Ohio
New York
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Calhoun
Washington
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Whig
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Tobin Culp
Davia Sweney
Avvesur
William Boyer
Ax Buehler
Daha Jankine
Nicholas Weaver
Robert Tate
Foote
Mission Sieddig
Cathow
Amich
Immengo Union
Baltimore
Monument Square
Elijai Stonabary
Weeling
Ang
Win
Fell Giles
Wm. JH. Collins
Put
Thong
Saya
Sui
Kentucky
Sournznyen
N Thippenra
Mississippi
Frederick Herald
Joh
Blank
Brederick
Chambersburg
UPA
Philadelphia
Whitehalls
Nat
Hader
Atather Thaite
Peber Wee
Crete
Lato
Aladaima
Pansmia
San Francisco
Iit
Titatian
Uae
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North Carolina
Yovlor
Abe
Seventh-day Baptista
Thia
InTeresy
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Pittee
Deesh
Milan
Vlewsway
Ashoma
Ina
Stan Dtic
Wedion
Asendemay
Aia
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Canarian
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Conan
New Orleans
Conaistalinen
Chagres
Asinks
Fogel
Cinfedecary Thal Cevbters
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Galt
Euanes
Reon
Mai Duane
Mary
Mr Leahy
Cantik
la Trappe
Leetures
St. Jour Highspertle Tenn
Ahrrevee
Ronan Canticlon
Ormenty
Tom
Adams Sentinel
Gettysburg
Bradley
Lee
Missouri
Charles J. Manning
Sparta
Tenn Wied
Chilton
New Castle
Delaware
Foster
England
America
Tate
Portugal
Washington City
Sorsays 2
National Intelligencer
Charter One
Eureka
Henry ‘W. King
F.S
Albert
A. Bis
Hamilton County
Johnson
Lewis Broadwell
Gew
Paul
Cahouns Apench
Shimlin
Walker
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
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Hilliard
Alabama
Stevens
Pennsylvania Canal
Columbia
Pittsburg
Ier
Savings Liguwarion
Vrederick
Seinurpof
House of Represéinvarives
parim-Philadelphia
Pitsburg
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