Lovejoy changes editors and publication details
The Alton Observer page notes address changes for Evan P. Lovejoy and the editorial direction. Subscriptions are three dollars per year with options for partial payments and a fifty cent deduction for six months.
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Excerpts From 1836 Observer Contain Proslavery Debate And Pacific Exploration
A lengthy letter by E. D. Baker argues about the feasibility and cost of a plan to move enslaved children to Africa, detailing projected numbers, timelines, and capital needs. The piece also includes shipboard narratives and an extended account of Colter’s escape from Blackfoot pursuit and a violent 1810s Pacific coast incident involving Captain Thorn and the Silvana.
Texas Boundaries and Population in Morfit Report
From Washington a Texas report outlines boundaries from the Nueces to the Brazos and possible Rio Grande claims. It estimates Texas population at about 63,000 with 30,000 Anglo Americans, 12,000 Indians, 5,000 Negroes, and 3,500 Mexican natives, plus 8,000 rancheros. The army is about 2,000 to 3,600 strong, mostly recent U.S. arrivals, with volunteers planned for six months or longer.
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