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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1843

Page

2

Commencement Toasts at Merchants Exchange Festival

A toast-filled account of a commemorative festival at Merchants Exchange Hotel with toasts to the Navy of the United States the Merchants Exchange State Bank of Boston Reading Room Retired Shipmasters American Sailors and other groups. The event featured Euterpean Vocalists and a concluding recollection of the occasion praising discipline public spirit and hospitality.

France America Maximilian Isnard Boston Exchange Navy Army Commodore Nicholson Marine Corps Capt. Watson George W. Gordon Boston Post Office Merchants’ Exchange Allas J. T. Buckingham The Courier Edes Samuel T. Armstrong Isaiah Rogers, Esq Merchants of Daniel P. Parker Thomas Handyside Perkins Commonwealth Isaac Livermore Erin Grattan Emerald Isle Merchants Exchange Exchange Hotel Nathan Rice J. W. Fenno State Bank of Boston

Hannegan Chosen U S Senator by Indiana Legislature

An Indiana State Sentinel extra reports Edward A. Hannegan Esq selected by the legislature as a U S senator for six years from March next. The Sentinel praises his Jacksonian Van Buren democratic principles. The article notes the ballot results.

Indiana State Sentinel Edward A. Hannegan U. S. Senate the Sentinel

Resignation motives cited by Worcester senator and party infighting

The late Worcester county senator cites opposition to a Democrat for Secretary of State and loss of party influence as reasons for resigning. He claims a “clique” directs the dominant party and credits his own sagacity for detecting it. The piece also notes a proposed move to relocate the state capital and critiques retrenchment rhetoric.

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