Adams County Public Meeting on Slavery Resolutions
A large Gettysburg borough gathering in Adams County adopted a set of resolutions opposing immediate emancipation and urging calm, legal action. The vote condemned abolitionist violence, warned against foreign interference, and upheld constitutional rights while urging peaceful expression of views.
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Adams County
Cowie
Cuse
Gettyebirg
WILLIAM_McCURRY
Chainvand
G. Hane Pan
Hom Wa McClean
C. G. McLean
Echmucker
I. Stevens
Isq
Sda
Citizens of
New York
Pete
Meer
Ceas
North
Caer
W. D. Winters
A. J. Stevenson
Wiz
John Gilbert
John Witherow
Charles B M'Goligal
J. Kinlle
James Cooper
Teach Harts
Thomas Skylea
United States
Chalemian
A. R. Stevenson
Presidential election debates favor Webster over Harrison
The Pittsburg article argues against supporting William Henry Harrison as a mere military hero and endorses Henry Clay Daniel Webster as the superior candidate for the presidency. It critiques rival factions A using the Tippecanoe banner and asserts Webster’s constitutional expertise and public service merit.
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Harrison
Gen. Jackson
Henry Deay
Daniel-Webster
Tippecanoe
Guay
Wensten
Animasons
Pittsburg
Martin van Bates
White
Webster
Potomac
Preas
van Buren
Moe Gen. Harrison
TippetCanoe
N. Orleans
Danien- Was- Ster
Unifor
Hern
Daniel Webace
European tensions and American unrest prompt caution
The United States Gazette reports European turmoil as France faces threats to press freedom and possible monarchist restoration. The piece links global upheaval to American riots, asking what common causes drive mobs and urging vigilance in recognizing international influences on domestic disorder.
Late and important from Europe in the New York paper
The August 8 9 packet ship United States from London and Liverpool brings Paris news. Ireland reports a Dublin riot with 20 000 to 60 000 participants clashing with police, injuring several. France outlines a new law code after an assassination attempt on the king, restricting criticisms, with penalties from months in prison to fines in francs. Carlist references also appear.
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M. Carrell
Paris
the National
Chamber of Peers
France
London
Liverpool
United States
Holdrege
Ireland
Dublin
Orangemen
9Th Regiment
Laugit
Mulgrave
Lawa
Chamber of
Deuties
Council
French Press Controversy and Assassination Aftermath
Report covers Articles 7 to 16 of a French press laws bill with fines imprisonment and disclosure demands, plus note of a journalist editor’s name, and details of a political representation act. Also covers assassination of Joseph Freschi, pensions granted to relatives of killed officials, and heightened coastal security. Observes unrest in Barcelona theatre turmoil with bullfight violence and violent crowd actions.
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Portrres
Philadelphia Commercial Herald
Country
the Herald
Phil
Rour Umoe
Paris
Prios
Crown
Court of Cassation
Joseph Freschi
de Berri
Chamber
Marshal Mortier
Madame Fauchet
General de la Lachasse de Verigny
Buin
Toilon
Ciotat
Toulon
Cio
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Rozagar G. Hansen, Steretiny
Marshal Ney
Lowell
Maine
Senate
Peried
Michigan
Ohio
Teras
Atresty
Washington
U. States
Mexico
Texas
Rio del Norte
Natehex Courier
Mississippi
Marshall
Tris
City of
Née Hannan
Unica
Union
Philadelphia
Messrs. Dupanceau
Binney
Chauncey
J. R. Ingersell
Dunlop
W. B. Reed
McCail
Ation
U. S. Gaz
Cuarczs Suaven
Jat
Lous S. Hoaner
Virginia
Hhe
lVat
New Haven
Connecticut
Edwards
Noah Webster
David Daggett
Fes
Evrae
Mer Ei Grotr
Spain
Hamburg
America
Americans
Ibem
Louis Phillippe
Europe
Charles the X
Henry
N.Y
Bae Ea
Barcelona
Névous
Plaza-de-Torus
Pacific
Atlang
Ales Conventos
San. Franco
St. Francis
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