President Tyler Defends Rhode Island State Sovereignty
The 1844 message to Congress asserts Executive restraint over Rhode Island disputes, detailing that no federal orders or military actions were issued to intervene in the Rhode Island crisis. It argues against any centralized force, endorses state sovereignty, and cites the successful peaceful resolution and adoption of a new liberal constitution.
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Message of President Tyler on Rhode Island rebellion
The Providence items discuss President Tyler's message to Congress replying to a request for documents on the Dorr rebellion. The piece praises the President's stance as prudent and emphasizes the governor's martial law and Rhode Island's sovereignty. It notes trial details in the Luther v. Luther case and references the ongoing Rhode Island insurrection context.
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Mysterious disappearance of schooner and crew reported
After five days with no sight of the schooner or its captain, passengers and cargo owners notified the Custom House authorities. An armed cutter was sent to the Gulf to locate the vessel and recover the valuable cargo, amid suspicions the master may have abandoned ship to seize the vessel.
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Monrovia Flourishes As U S Aid Supports Colony
The Baltimers Sun reports from the U S ship Macedonian dated Porta Pryo March 1st that Monrovia is thriving under United States support. Missionaries and leaders expect gains from actions regarding attacks on trading crews. The Macedonian plans to sail soon for windward recruiting. other vessels including the Saratoja and the American Lily Condor are listed for voyages to the Gambia and windward.
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Texan prisoners released by General Thompson report
A correspondent signs a letter noting the release of all Texan prisoners by General Thompson. The piece comments on annexation prospects, a satirical exchange about the treaty, and editorials from the National Intelligencer and The Sun on political maneuvers and public reaction.
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