Parmenter Leads Fourth District By About Six Hundred
Boston Post reports last night confirms no choice in most districts. Parmenter wins the fourth district by roughly six hundred votes. In the sixth district Baker leads against, while Rockwell and Hudson trail by about two to three hundred and one hundred respectively.
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Parmenter
Baker
Rockwell
Hudson
Boston Musical Institute
Masonic Temple
Tariff dispute and banking critique dominate Senate session
Monday session features North and Pennsylvania resolutions for refunding Gen Jackson’s fine and denouncing the tariff and bankrupt laws. Mr McDuffie argues against Bank of the United States cures, promotes a constitutional currency, and cites a 20 percent tariff as sufficient revenue while praising tariff and slavery indemnity bills in the House.
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Senate
North Carolina
Gen. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Amos Kendall
Benton
Webster
McDuffie
Bank of the
United States
Exchequer Board
Mr McD
Secretary Bolles Denies Malicious Claims on Mailless Elections
The Secretary’s Office rebuts Worcester Chronicle assertions that government messengers were used to transmit election warrants. John A. Bolles defends official conduct, calls the questions indecorous and untrue, and rebukes the editor for decorum.
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Collins Dynasty
Secretary of State
Worcester
John A. Bolles
Worcester Towns
Deceptive edition of Brother Jonathan exposes old romance
The writer bought a copy of The Mysterious Chevalier advertised as new. It proved to be an old romance by James titled De L Orme under a new name Case MNPOSition. The charge condemns periodical agents and urges Brother Jonathan to return to New York.
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James
Chevalier
Boston
Brother Jonathan
Wilson & Co
New York
de L’orme
Jonathan
Sandwich Islands
George
Lake
New Bedford
Wood
Cash
Honolulu
Leeward
New Bedford Mercury
Jefferson
Nantucket
Rumor of Cushing as Secretary of State
Washington reports suggest that upon Congress adjournment Charles Cushing would assume the duties of Secretary of State. It adds that Daniel Webster plans retirement to Marshfield then resumes his legal practice, and notes the Senate committee opposed Mr Smith’s confirmation as Collector of the Port of Philadelphia.
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Mr Giddings
Arnold
Louisiana
Dawson
Giddings
Calhoun
Mass
Wise
Fessenden
Roberts
Philadelphia
Fillmore
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Mr Wise
Mr Fillmore
Mr W
Treasury
Washington
Cushing
Webster
Marshfield
New York Journal of Commerce
Committee of the Senate
Smith
Fires, floods and accidents across towns prompt losses and bail
Reports detail fires at Painsville Trumbull Mills and the Singletary factory in Millbury with losses estimated up to 30 000 and 5 000 respectively along with insured sums. Other incidents include a New Orleans block fire and a Pontiac Michigan mill blaze plus a carriage crash injuring the driver and a bail by Rebecca Power. Bail proceedings also noted for Edward Sprague in Westchester.
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N. Y
Trumbull
Madison Township
Millbury
Boston and Millbury Manufacturing Company
Singletary
Worcester
New Orleans
Ponchartrain
Washington Hotel
Pontiac
Michigan
May
Purchase St
Faneuil Hall
New York
Debate on Jackson martial law and congressional fines persists
Massachusetts lawmakers near a decision on remitting a judge’s fine tied to General Jackson’s martial law during New Orleans defense. Richard son argues discretion in military authority and cites precedents. Palfrey opposes, stressing sovereignty limits. The House adjourns after a tie vote and casting vote.
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Woburn
Lincoln
Boston
Gen. Jackson
Richardson
Jackson
New Orleans
Louisiana
United States
Lovallier
General Jackson
Judge Hall
Louallier
Lambert
Hall
Judge Ball
Congress
Brown
Capt
Austin
Sue Manan
Calhoun
Secretary of War
Adair
Purdy
Quincy
Senate
Palfrey
Massachusetts
Col. Thomas
Faneuil Hall
Democratic Party
Andrew
Salem
Thomas
Charlestown
Tarbell
Tucker
Roxbury
Park
Messrs Kinnicott
Kinnicutt
Greele
Horoscope and Boston News Roundup for Friday February 17
A quirky horoscope warns against drinking water and praises lavish luxuries while noting set advice for single women. The piece then shifts to political tidbits from Mississippi, Harvard appoints, and Illinois districting. Local arts events include the Melodeon concert in Boston and a Wild Wood Spirits Chant proposal.
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John C. Calhoun
Mississippi
Levi Woodbury
James K. Polk
Cenatere et al. Encounter Unclear Event Rumors
Unclear fragments describe an incident at Cenatere with scattered notes about people and locations. The readable parts hint at a gathering or dispute but lack concrete facts or names to confirm details.
Xo No Arrival Report From New Orleans Passage
The Guinare, Cushing, from New Orleans via SW Pass on the 18th and 19th, spoke the bark Galileo, Lombard, from New Orleans bound for Boston. After 13 days on the coast in very bad weather with no damage, the Guinare reports NW wind and clear conditions at sunset with nothing in sight.
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Eunice
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