Union Meeting in New Orleans at St Charles Theatre
A large enthusiastic Union meeting was held at the St Charles Theatre in New Orleans on November 27. Many were shut out but formed a street gathering, with Senators Downs of Louisiana and Foote of Mississippi denouncing agitators and any efforts to disrupt the Union. remarks met with loud cheering, the meeting described as the largest ever held in Louisiana.
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Union
New Orleans
Friends of the Union
St. Charles ‘Theatre
Senators Downs
Louisiana
Foote
Mississippi
Benefit Street
Providence
Bethel Meeting
Winthrop
Alexander Bowies
Gorham
Harrison
Washington Street
Seven Mile Mirror
Madame Lovarny
Stoepel
Atlas Attacks Democrats After Faneuil Hall Meeting
The Atlas denounces the constitutional meeting at Faneuil Hall and targets two democrats for venomous rebuke, while Clay notes in Kentucky that post session unity has fostered better cross party relations. He praises democratic patriotism and union devotion, contrasting the Atlas with a magnanimous mind.
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Faneuil Hall
Clay
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Buenos Ayres dispatch reports storm damage and dull trade
From Buenos Ayres, Oct 5, the Packet of Sept 14, 21, and 28 arrives via bark Argentine at Salem. A storm between the 14th and 19th caused high tides and harbor vessel damage, though shore buildings fared better than in July. American goods were cheap and produce scarce due to heavy rains. Rumors persist of Brazil Buenos Ayres war.
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Wales
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Chase
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Calcutta
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Lon
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Sierra Leone
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Sherwood
Foster
Cronstadt
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Forbes
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Briggs
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Goodwin
Savannah
Zion
Reynolds
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Mercier
Rochelle
Nickerson
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Scituate
Sylph
Williamson
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Merritt
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Viewr
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Empire
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George Brooks
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Address by a President on foreign policy and constitutional duties
In a formal address to Congress the President outlines guiding principles for foreign and domestic policy. He defends sovereignty, neutrality, and adherence to the constitution, stresses noninterference in other nations, and commits to lawful executive action, appointments, and treaty fidelity. He notes peaceful relations with nations, highlights a U S Britain canal treaty, and urges prompt, peaceful resolution of territorial claims to advance the project.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Union
Great Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
Nicaragua
American diplomacy and trade aims amid Latin America and Pacific
Washington notes progress and obstacles in cross border rail and navigation projects across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and relations with Mexico Portugal and Hawaii. It urges congress to extend commissions, adjust tariffs toward specific duties, promote Peruvian guano imports, open Pacific lines, settle California land titles, and improve Indian, military and naval matters for national growth and security.
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United States
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Portugal
Clay
Congress
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Hawaiian Islands
St. Domingo
Spain
France
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Department
Conan
Pacific
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Mississippi
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Texas
Guadalupe Hidalgo
New York
Arctic
John Franklin
Secretary of the Navy
Eastern
Asia
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House of Representatives
Navy
Naval Service
First Page Notes on Public Affairs and Local News
The issue compiles various items from political speech at Faneuil Hall, election returns from Georgia showing 140 Union delegates and 24 disunionists, Elijah E. Hayward named postmaster at Hadley, and a Maryland killing spree at Wye Neck. It also reports Penniman's opposition claim, Harvard medical officers, a Concord Bible with a sluggard aunt, Macaulay Penn’s Penn controversy, Wight’s Turkish ambassador portrait, a Mech Apprentices Library lecture, prepaid southern mail letters, and a fatal steamboat boiler explosion on the Alabama river with many dead and wounded.
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Antoinette
Douglass
Alabama
Arkansas
Mobile
Address by Millard Fillmore on the Union and Compromise
In a December 2, 1850 address from Washington, Millard Fillmore urges adherence to the compromise measures that settled contentious national issues. He lauds the adjustment as a final settlement protecting the Union, appeals for unity, and thanks the Almighty for blessings and peace while calling for continued support to maintain national harmony and constitutional integrity.
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Congress
Millard Fillmore
Washington
House opens with full galleries and quorum met
Washington dispatch notes a crowded House with 160 members present including Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Iowa and California delegations. Morrison seated as New Hampshire member elect. President to communicate with both houses. 15,000 extra copies of the message ordered. Wentworth signals river and harbor action. Adjourned. Cincinnati reports constitutional convention at Columbus with 81 of 108 members present. Hog prices fall to 3.70 to 3.80 per cwt.
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Botton
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United States
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Meredith
Corwin
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Ments
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Delaware
Great Lakes
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Texas
General Assembly
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Louisiana
Iowa
George W. Morrison
New Hampshire
James Wilson
Tuck
Jared Perkins
Mr Morrison
Committee On Elections
Bayly
Wentworth
Cincinnati
Columbus City
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