Traitor’s Fall and British Reward Contradict Fate
The traitor Varge evades death by gunshot and becomes a British major general, yet honorable officers refuse to serve under him. After twenty years in contempt, he dies at Grosvenor Square, London, leaving a byword for treason in Britain and America. Conclusion postponed to next week.
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Varge
Leagee
Clinton
Grosvenor Square
London
President's Message on peace, trade, and expansion
The President expresses gratitude for blessings, cites peace with Britain, and urges continued trade, maritime law enforcement, and gradual settlement of Oregon claims. He reports on Mexican and Ecuador relations, Florida defense reductions, and claims against Chile and Brazil, while urging a warehousing system to stabilize commerce and protect the treasury.
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United States
Great Britain
Christendom
Ghent
His Majesty
Lord Aberdeen
London
Congress
Paris
M. Guizot
Oregon Territory
Pacific Ocean
Rockey Mountains
England
Europe
Mexican Republic
Republic of Ecuador
Chile
Coquimbo
Brazil
Peninsula of
Florida
United Stans
Moderate duties urged to aid all interests in trade policy
A call for balanced import duties aims to restrain smuggling and revenue fraud while steadying industry. The speaker argues moderation with wise discrimination protects manufacturers, preserves public trust, and stabilizes government operations amid financial upheaval.
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War Department
Pacific
Texas
Mississippi
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury
Gico
Arsa
United States
Treasury Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Tam
Treasury Department
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Presidents
Senate
House of Representatives of
Mexico
Thompson
Santa Fe
Department of State
Diplomatic Corps of
Spain
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