State of Spain politics and cautious party lines
The Madisonian notes feverish Cortes preparations and a fractured constitutional scene. It traces ministry hostility, coalition tensions, and a quarrel over press laws while Espartero’s regency and the Queen's minority fuel intrigue. Amid rumors of a possible royal marriage, factions rally to defend the constitution and public order.
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Nena
Madrid
Washington Spectator December 30 1842 Congressional Synopsis
Summary of political dispatches from the Washington Spectator with notes on Spanish unrest around Saragossa, the Cadiz prince, and Don Francisco. congressional activity includes naval bill actions, treasury and tariff reform, bank bankrupt law repeal debates, Mexican trade provisions, and various private relief and land questions across the Senate and House.
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Saragossa
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Cadiz
Don Francisco
Madrid
Senate debate and House action on bankrupt act repeal
Advocated by Messie Ling and McRob erty the debate was further Gontio ned by Messie- Tappan and archer and the bill was informally passed over The senate adjourned until Tuesday next A House motion to suspend the order to repeal the Bankrupt act failed 110 to 60 a two thirds margin The House then moved through the private calendar until adjournment hour.
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Right of repeal and the fight for popular government
A Chil Advertiser editorial argues that elected representatives serve limited terms and laws granting long term bank charters undermine democracy. It insists courts erred in enforcing long contracts, pushes repeal power for legislatures and successors, and demands explicit repeal clauses to prevent entrenched monopolies.
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Chil. Advertiser
New York Population Growth Projections From 1800s Data
The New York Sun reports city growth at about 51 percent per decade since 1800, with the nation near 34 percent. If trends continue, NY would reach about 500000 in 1860, over a million in 1870, and nearly four million by 1900, while the United States could hit 62 million by 1880 and 92 million by 2000.
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