Rank in Army and Navy meeting ordered by War Department
An order from the War Department calls Gen Winfield Scott Gen Jesup Gen Wool Col Crane Surgeon Moore Paymaster Hunter Lieut Col Scott recorder to meet in Washington on October 15. They will deliberate the house resolve of July 18 and confer with naval officers on rules and regulations to be established by law as to rank in the Army and Navy.
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Navy Yard
J. S. Gwynne
Commodore Downes
Navy
Army
War Department
Winfield Scott
Jesup
Wool
Crane
Moore
Hunter
Col
Scott
Washington
House
Naval Officers
Nathan Roberts Ready Reckoner Timber and Surface Tables
Complete set of tables showing cubical contents of timber stone boxes and other shapes plus superficial contents of beards planks beams and scantling with explanations and usage directions by Nathan Roberts Lumber Inspector for City of New York for sale by Oliver Holman Stationer 124 State Street ry8
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Nathan Roberts
City of New York
Oliver Holman
State St
Jenny Lind Tribute of Mercy and Song
A pitying seraph departs heaven to earth to aid the poor with mercies and angelic song. The poem lauds Jenny Lind as a benevolent figure whose benevolence and music touch the wavering, transforming hearts and guiding wanderers toward heaven. A second verse hails the English poem presented to Lind and asks nature and Atlantic waves to cradle her on her voyage.
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Heaven
Earth
Jenny Lind
le Jenny Lind
Song
Command at Bunker Hill by Colonel Prescott Reconsidered
Review of Richard Frothingham Jr. and William Prescott's roles at Bunker Hill. Explains Prescott commanded the detachment to fortify Breed's Hill, directed engineers, and coordinated with Ward. Examines disputed moments with Putnam and Warren. Concludes no clear change of command occurred before the British landing.
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Battle OF
Bunker Hill
Frothingham
Swett
Richard Frothingham, JR
Prescott at Bunker Hill A Deliberate Defense by Colonial Officers
The article reconstructs the 1775 Bunker Hill actions focusing on Colonel Prescott who ordered Knowlton to leave the fort and oppose the enemy while Stark Reed and Putnam reinforced the rail fence breastwork. It notes the separate commands at Breed's Hill and rail fence, praises Prescott’s independent leadership, and laments the need for a monument to his memory.
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John Chester
Connecticut
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Bunker Hill
Breed’s Hill
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Moulton’s Point
Howe
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Chester
Mystic River
Samuel Gray
Thomas Knowlton
General Putnam
Knowlton
Stark
Reed
Putnam
Lieut. Page
Boston
Felton & Parker
Pomeroy
McClary
Major Stark
General Dearborn
Bunker Mill
Hampshire
Committee of Safety
Wilkinson
Col. Robinson
Woods
Walker
Chelmsford
Heath
Eliot
James Thatcher
John Pitts
Peter Thatcher
William Tudor
Bancroft
Samuel Adams
Cambridge
William Prescott
City of
New York
Gates
Burgoyne
Pepperell
Tennyson Takes Wife a Greater Love than Petrarch
London papers say Alfred Tennyson has married, claiming he has done more for love than Petrarch and more for friendship beside. The remark highlights the poet’s domestic step as a notable achievement in literary circles.
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London
Alfred Tennyson
Tennyson
Petrarch
Democratic Nominations for Governor See Union I t Must Be Preserved
A fragment from a 1850 newspaper notes Democratic nominations for governor with a slogan The Union I t must be preserved. The brief item appears among election notices from October 1 1850. It lists party lines and candidate emphasis without full names or places.
Democratic conventions set in October across districts
The Democratic State Central Committee meets at the Reading Room at noon on Wednesday October 2. District conventions at Warner's Northampton October 8, Concord October 7, Springfield October 16, South Andover October 9, Salem October 1, Concord October 7, Worcester October 10, Pittsfield October 10. Berkshire senatorial convention also in Pittsfield October 10.
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Oeiares South
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Shirley Railroad
Kennebec and
Portland
Campecticut and
Passumsic Railroad
Great Faille Manuf. Co
Concord Railroad
State Bank
Stance York Mills
Boston and Worcester Railroad
Coa
Dorchester and
Milton Branch
Michigan Central Railroad
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Reading Room
Warner’s Hotel
Northampton
Town Hall
Springfield
E. S. Merrill’s
South Andover
Congress
Essex County
Salem
Concord
Worcester County
Worcester
Firrx
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Democratic Unity Lifted In New York Convention
The Syracuse convention saw Democrats unite behind a Baltimore platform, set aside Buffalo patterns, and rally for principle and victory. Horatio N. Serovk, a longtime Democrat and former New York assembly speaker, is presented as a strong governor candidate valued for his straight, conciliatory course. The canal commissioner John C. Mathes emerges as a notable party figure.
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J Appeals
Craftes
Benton
William P. Anois
Free Soil
Democratic Party
Great
Democratic Party of
New York
Syracuse
Baltimore
Empire State
Tribune
Seward
Democracy of
Union
National Party
Tompkinses
Buffalo
Horatio N. Serovk
New York Assembly
Ca‘nal
Joan C. MatHes
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