Anson Dart accuses General Lane over Oregon treaties
A dispute from 1850s Oregon features Anson Dart claiming General Lane blocked treaty ratification with coast Indians. Lane in Senate deems those treaties null and notes small coastal bands. Dart ties Lane to Oregon Indian wars, while Bayfield Press notes supportive reactions and local discussions on Lane’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Anson Dart
Clais
Oregon
General Lane
United States Senate
Dart
Lane
Hin
Vesy TacS incendiary plot sparks citywide chase
A fragmentary note reports an incendiary attempt in a city coordinated with ceaseless surveillance. Three officers foil the move within minutes, marking a rapid response in a tense security moment.
Ben Joseph Lane as Vice Presidential Nominee and Indiana Leader
Ben Joseph Lane, nominee of the National Democratic Convention at Baltimore for Vice President, is depicted as a modest yet monumental figure. Born in North Carolina in 1801, his journey from plowboy to Indiana statesman highlights his honesty, practicality, patriotism, and long service in the Indiana Legislature and Senate. He resigned a state senate seat to serve as a private in the Mexican War, reflecting deep civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Lane
Baltimore
United States
Ihsis
Snd
North Carolina
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Vaniderburg
Mississippi
Propio
House of Representatives
National Council
Senate of
Lane
State Senate
Senate
Dam, Wis
Manga de Cinva
Toile
Taylor
Rio Grande
Scott
Santa Aqnua Et Huamantia
Atlixa
Vera Cruz
City of
Mexico
Jalspa
Jalspa By A Junction With Maj Lally
Perote
Puchla
Col. Childs
Puebla
Santa Anna
Childs
Marion
Huamantila
Ghio
Srith
Huamantla
Hunmantla
Walker
Republic of the North
Huamantle
Ollige
Oregon
Thurston
Congress
Lane W
Lance
Joseph Lane
Gane
Gumral Lape
Aength
Pers K. Zollicaffer
Spealer
Ciy
Nallon
Welkin
Haying
Sbert
Honeg
Lane's Mexican War heroism and Oregon governorship
A lengthy obituary memorializes General Joseph Lane, detailing his rapid rise from volunteer to Brigadier General, his famed leadership at Buena Vista, and his humane treatment of foes. It covers his Oregon governorship, frontier diplomacy with Native tribes, and late-life public service, concluding with reflections on his character and lasting legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
New Orleans
Buena Vista
Battle of
Cincinnati
Moore
Generil Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bayfield Press
Lake Superior
C.K. Draw
Crities
Breokbrides
Lame
Rogens
Tser
the Courier
Ben. Josep Lane
Ofr
Polk
Jo Lane
Union
Cilita
Lune
Sante Anna
Orchy
Love
Santa Alnny
Rezcue
Wellington
Slone
Chapultepec
Cerro Gordo
Col
Fremont
Trane
Rocky Mountains
Voorhies
Washington
Gen. Lane
United Biles Senate
Tuambatla
Atling
Haif
Atlise
Aliso
Tlascalla
Matamoros
Galaxa
Talancingo
Zicaultiplan
Husmantis
Atixo
Lana
Lemanity
Foeman
Department
T¢Lene
Pacife
Oregon Territory
My. Polk
Pacific
Rocky Mountaing
Gen
Pelk
Napoleon
Alps
Aisterliez
Marengo
Col. Dougherty
Gon Lene
Gov. Lane
Csencil
Peaer
Govenor
Todian
Gea
Toling Massee
Timae F
Alden
Curry
Table Rock
Teremuiora
Volnteers
Geveral Lane
Alvod
Lam
Ate Funn
Duchun
Entis
Dubuque
Damascus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!