Dissolution of the Union Newspaper Partnership
Notice from McCauslen Morris and Frazer announcing sale of the Union to Abel Frazer and Justin Morris. They urge patrons to support the new management, critique the Democrats, and pledge to restore government under Jefferson and Jackson principles. A settlement of arrears is requested as a new partnership takes over the American Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Union
Abner L. Frazer
Messrs
Justin G. Morris
Friends of Free Principles
Federal Party
White House
Bankes
Republican Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Democratic principles guide a newspaper’s political stance
The writer explains democracy as the guiding principle, contrasts two major parties, criticizes privilege and unequal power, and argues for open discussion and fair laws. He asserts the paper will reflect these ideas, inviting readers to contribute and debate policy and principle.
Abner L Frazer urges support of Clay plan in Ohio speech
The article highlights Mr Allen’s eloquent speech on the national land sale fund plan favored by Mr Clay, aimed at distributing proceeds to states by representation. It notes Ohio would gain under the proposal, contrasting Whig positions and urging backing despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ohio
Clay
National Treasury
Congress
Ohi
Fifth volume of the American Union with new owners
The fifth volume of the American Union begins Saturday the 15th under new owners A L Frazer and J G Morris, replacing Col Mc Causlen. The paper remains a Democratic party organ, pledging truth and full coverage of state and national proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Union
Col. McCauslen
A. L. Frazer
J. G. Morris
Democratic Party
Franklin
Jefferson
Conversation to Explain Political Truth to Whig Neighbors
A call to Democratic readers and their brethren to discuss and explain the subject to Whig neighbors. The writer urges cross‑party conversation as the path to learning and truth, inviting Democratic members of Congress to engage beyond speeches and papers.
Imitation Tea Trial Warns Steubenville Merchants
An English paper reports a case where 2000 lbs of fabricated tea were found in a man’s possession. Officers seized eight sacks of fine imitation tea, prompting government follow up. The piece condemns the spread of subpar China tea imitations and urges local merchants in Steubenville to avoid such trash.
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Great Britain
Steubenville
Public notice about publication terms and trustworthiness
The notice denounces dishonesty and public distrust, calling out corrupt officials and praising a trusted public servant. It announces The American Union newspaper, weekly publication at two dollars in advance, two forty after six months, and three dollars if paid at year end, with Morris and Frazer in Steubenville O on May 14 Bai.
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American Union
Morris & F Frazer
Steubenville O
Bai
James Savage
Nustice of the Peace
Scrivener
Third Street
West Side
Steubenville
Ohio
Tappee and
Stanton
Justice of the Peace
Arnold H. Dorman Weds Exira M. Conurer
On Thursday evening last the Rev H. G. Domingo officiated as Arnold H. Dorman married Exira peta M. Conurer, both residents of this place.
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H. G. Domingo
Arnold H. Dorman
Exirapeta M. Conurer
Obituary notices for WIT.LAM MORRIS and others in Uniontown Genius
Died at his residence near Monroe on Friday evening the 7th inst Mr WITLAm MORRIS aged 62 born Chester county grew up in the state and lived over forty years in Fayette county He was a good neighbor and loved citizen with Christian fortitude his remains lie in Uniontown Baptist ground Also noted are deaths of Mr Thomas McConnett from apoplexy and Dr James S Larmore age 27 from consumption with brief local notices.
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Uniontown
Monroe
Wit.lam Morris
Morris
Chester Co
Montgomery and Bucks
Fayette County
Baptist
Thomas McConnett
Arrival of PHF Britannia and China dispute settlement
From the New York Herald Extra: news of the PHF Britannia arrival and the China difficulties settlement. The President had not arrived, causing anxiety in Liverpool and London. Details from Canton show British forces stormed Bogue forts, Canton governor sought a ceasefire, and negotiations led to settlement terms.
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N. Y. Herald
China
Liverpool
London
Cyna
Overland Mail
Marcesiles
Canton
Leet
Opening of Canton trade and imperial negotiations update
Notices and dispatches describe terms for a lump sum payment, equal annual instalments to 1846, and direct official intercourse between counties. Canton port commerce to open within ten days after Chinese new year, with operations at Whampoa, amid partial dissatisfaction among English merchants. Reports from Bombay note debate and Tory press reactions. Market prices for wheat, flour, corn, oats, butter, and lard appear alongside a Steubenville road stockholder appeal for board transparency.
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Canton
Whampoa
China
Morning Chronicle
Bombay
Elliot
Trebisonde
Constantinople
Great Britain
Persia
Admiral Stopford
Greenwhich Hospital
United States Bank
London
England
McLeod
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Market and
Fifth Sts
J K Sutherland
OF the “Union
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Mr. Allen
M’leod
New York
Niagara County
Caroline
Leod
Supreme Court
Mc.Leod
Nelson
Cowan
Brown
Enos
Fayette
Greene Counties
Democracy
Henry W. Beeson
James S. Larmore
David Larimore
Europe
Steubenville, Cadiz and
Cambridge Road Company
Pittsburgh
Western Reserve
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Western
Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County
James Dorseys Fields
Bloomfield
Swearingens Mills
J. W. Longs
J. M. Hextons
Widow Woods
Cross Creek
John W. Long
Steubenville 15Th
South
Ashtabula
East
Cambridge Suesdays
Mondave
Canal Dover
Cope's Mill
We. Cable
P. M. Sieube
O. Apel L
Ata
Sinshaw
Abe
James Dougherty
Dike & Dougherty
Dike & Daugherty
Upper End Market
Robertson & Orr
Fourth and Adams Sts
May
Sheri Christopher C. W
James Crawford
John Stout
Court of Common Pleas
Jovo Cook
Renonters
Gale Dike & Dougherty
HERTY
Said
Said Township
Isaac McDonald
Jefferson Co
James Clare
Main Street
Richmond
Jane
Court House
Henry H. Teepie
Steubenvile
Samuel Fisher
Jeremiah Gray
Robert Smith
Joseph Herford
Whiteoak
Clay Lick
Lemuel Fisher
K Talbott
Kinsey Talbott
Coal Run
Clay Lick Run
Alkken
Shff
Thomas Hamilton
McMurry
Isaac McDonald Shff
Fife
Thomas V. Carey
Wis
David Peck
Isaac M'Donald Shi
Stenbeaville
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