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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1843

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Supreme Court to rule on contract law and stay statutes

Washington February 3 1843 a major constitutional question is before the U S Supreme Court involving valuation and stay laws and their clash with contract obligations In Illinois mortgage case Bronson v Illinois the 1841 law requires appraisal and two thirds value for sale and may repugn to the federal constitution The Oregon bill’s Senate passage signals mixed progress for measures affecting Britain and bankruptcy reform pending House action and potential constitutional conflict

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Senate Dracutt Central Bridge Corporation Atlas and Post City of Boston Lewis Josselyn County of Suffolk Henry Bass Bosakton Pine Street Washington Street Boston Harrison Avenue A. D. Webber Congress Street J. Giles Court Square Elizabeth Bass Adm New York Washington U. S. Supreme Court District Court of Illinois Supreme Court Arthur Bronson Circuit Court of Illinois Illinois United States Oregon House Great Britain Committee On the Judiciary

Democratic caucus in Newburyport endorses Mansur for Congress

A Democratic caucus met at the reading room in Newburyport on February 8 to promote the election of Congressman candidate Joseph W. Mansur of Lowell. Stephen Green chaired, Moses Randall was secretary, and a fifteen member vote distribution committee was chosen with several others to act. The group pledged to use honorable means to secure Mansur’s victory in District No. 3, praising his legislative experience and understanding of constituents' needs.

Newburyport Reading Congress Stephen Green Moses D. Randall Joseph W. Mansur Lowell Senate House Walker Oregon Yeas Merrick Messrs Porter, Huntington and Woodbury Kennedy Maryland Committee On Naval Affairs Cushing Washington Franklin Summers Virginia Samuel T. Washington Kenawha County Forbes Benjamin Franklin John Quincy Adams Executive Council Solomon B. F. Hallett L. Josselyn Hallett Marcus Morten Seth Sprague Federal House Jackson Sprague Commonwealth Jefferson Rhode Island Dorr Friends of Liberty Massachusetts High Tariff House of Representatives Andrew Jackson Isaac Davis Senate of Massachusetts Frederick Robinson Robinson Samuel C. Allen Northfield Allen Adjutant General’s Office Thomas Jefferson Council P. W. Leland Gen. Jackson Leland

Democracy Rally for Parmenter in Massachusetts

A political appeal urges every democratic voter in Charlestown and Cambridge to back Mr Parmenter after an election loss. It warns that any non Parmenter vote aids the Whig candidate and calls for unity and a strong showing across six districts to secure a democratic majority in the next Congress.

Mr Parmenter Charlestown Cambridge Commonwealth Massachusetts

Cruelty on U S War Vessels Prompted Legislation Talk

A correspondent criticizes naval flogging aboard ships like the Ohio, recounting brutal lashings and cruelty after home departure. The Pennsylvania Legislature passes a bill abolishing the Court of General Sessions. Richard Rush is touted as a potential future Pennsylvania governor candidate by a Pottsville paper.

U.S Pennsylvania Court of General Sessions Richard Rush Pottsville

Vote for William ParmENTER for Congress

Cambridge Democrats urge a strong turnout to reelect William ParAMEDTER to Congress, calling opponents deceptive and the current state victory essential. They praise him as a loyal, honest representative and urge Cambridge voters to rally in support.

Cambridge William Paramedter Congress Hartford Convention William Parmenter Lasorer

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