Fragmented account of legislative session with votes and speeches
A long, garbled report covers a state legislature's proceedings including motions on cr imes and punishments, resolutions on war funding, and remarks by Speaker on conduct and impartiality. Various names and states are listed amid debate and adjournment notes with references to religious revivals and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Bertbad
Feo
Peiteeoh Ruward
Crowson
Cranattiu
Abe Salvonwee
Cory
Dhe
E. Angell
Balloa
Brown
Bradford
Wulfum
Buctingaioe
K. Carr
Lana
Desprang Parvum
Markyess
Ho Shayne
Hoxie Jeuckee
Peckham
Snaith
Mesars
Awep
Aldrich
R. Angell
Anthony
Barber
Po Udvker
W. Harker
Hayley
Howworth
Huwtity
Carty Craowion
Mavis
Dix
D' Wolf
Durfee
Gortiam
Gray
Dlacae
Ubtaen
H Syddublard
Lutehite
Kinigin
Lalibidge
J, G
Aves
Messie
Ro Angell
Barker
P. Barker
W. Barker
Bayley
Woreworth
Bourne
V. Carr
Cranston
Dawe
Diaga
Gorham
UB Marre
Hidden
Hypkine
Hater Mesehing
Liltidge
J. G. Manchester
J. Manchin
Pollard
Potter
Randall
Natibone
Rhodes
Robbins
Kodiai
Sterma
Sheldon
Spencer
Walker
Watson
Welch
Mesers
BH. Angell
L. Auwell
Dalle
Beadfird
Bullum
Burlinpame
No Carr
Bdona
Despeau
Farnum
Harkness
K. There
Hoxie
Jokes
Knight Peckham
Smith
Waterhinn
Senate
Whipple
William’ S. Panten
Vpun bin Wohe
House of Representatives
Tikal
Alf
Sean
Jean Fir
Chia
Peace prospects and political notes from the era
An 19th century column discusses the Mexico United States treaty prospects at Queretaro, with faint hope of overtures and war weariness. It notes candidates for presidency including Clay Cass Taylor and Buchanan, and reports anti Sabbath convention plans led by Garrison. Temperance meetings and a Bristol tea invitation are mentioned amid war opposition petitions across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peven
Trist
Ubl
Pileval
Brera
Eeaty
Abich
Alinagh
Baliy Congress
United States
Mexico
New York Journal of Cummeree
Knnell
Queretaro
Sevier
Santa Ata
Plate
Mike
Pewee
Paredes
Wintn View Cran
Messia Clay
Melean
Taylor
Sout
Cash
Buchanan
Clay
Cass
Pete
Congress
Mexwo
New Eigland
Bristol
Quanere
National Conventions to be Held at Independence Mall
Congress members in Washington approve a plan for National Conventions to nominate President and Vice President at Independence Mall Philadelphia on Wednesday June 1st. A Philadelphia meeting seeks fireman reform mney amid government control issues. Georgia Senator Gulquitt resigns. governor to fill vacancy. Robeson Lowrie printers hold a large New York event. public exhibitions praised with expected high prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
National
Tns
Independence Mall
Philadelphi
United States
Philadelphia
Mney
Nonin Cale
Andrew Robeson
Lowie Printe
New York
Robeson
Cay Piney
Numerous Early 19th Century News Snippets From Boston Philadelphia and Washington
The column reports on wartime estimates and deficits, wage cuts at mills in Newport and Fall River, and a low New York shipping trade. It notes a building collapse in Philadelphia, a fatal snow accident in Boston, fires in Philadelphia, legal cases in Newport, rabid dogs, a Baltimore death of Com. Reagely, a new ship reefing method on the Robert Winthrop, and Washington monument plans with a July Fourth target. It also mentions molasses spoilage concerns and lime additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Winthrop
Boston
Shipping News and Political Resolutions in January Report
January imports into New York reached 9 million dollars with larger figures in the first days of the month. The Atlantic dispatch notes ship arrivals from New Orleans and funerals for Col. Ransom, plus naval music by the Columbia Artillery. The state Assembly adopts resolutions on Mexican War conduct and calls for preserving peace with equitable borders and restraint on army expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swnth
Windsor Castle
Patterson
Basten
New Orleans
Troma Fh. Ransom
Connecticut
Martin Scott
Arny
Thompson
Maine
Aleo
Columbia Artillery
Ravan
General Assembly
United States
Texas
Rio Grande
Corpus Christi
Congress
Republic of Messey
Eitigens
Mexico
France
Spain
Europe
Republic
Linnie
Bopiea
Turrejon and Gen Wailer aid in Mexican conflict
The text describes guerrilla activity and movements involving General Anata and Turrejon, with mentions of a harsh conflict near Mazatlan. It notes post battle messages, political actions in a General Assembly, and caution about taxation and debt, alongside brief ship and court martial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anata
Turrejon
Wahoy Ole
Wailer
Viekves
Wren
Mr Trint
Tarabay
Woting
Mazatlan
Thal
Gedawdl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plimooih
New Hayne
Radford
Massachupena
Phinsett
Anya
Butler
Mexcan
Wm. L. Garrison
Fends of Temperance
Warren
I Ibn
W. Te. Gulquitt
Georgia
United States Senate
Newport Herald
Thea
N.Y! Journal of Commerce
Fall River
Shippen Street
Flawn
Me Webster
Rhode Island
Bost
Worcoalyr
Mas Aunoinerd
Dorchester Turnke
South Boston
AU. Hayter
Dorchester
Mr. H
Tiverton
Supreme Court
Newport
Com. Rioweny
Baltimore
Com. Reagely
Dircum's
Heath
Philadelphia Saturday Courier
Averlon
McMakim
Holden & McMakim
West Troy
Senate of
Antonin Navarro
Sernator
Bexar County
15Th Street
The
Washington Union
Boston Post
Coho
Ile Raya
Sarah Sands
Jon
Jeo
Sam
New +s
Zmerchanta
B. Grane Tun
the Sun
Clark
Uc Ssenate
Pubiiguene
Varius
China ‘Tea Company
Matangas Pispers
Sagoa
Mavari
St. Jago
Reed
Four Brothera
Philadelphia Maquirer
Gen
Tristan
Theta
Wiltine
Gonrey
Stany
Oan Feter
Mata Gene Assembly
Board of Prevners
Geneal Assembly
Jobo Pian
Lenwel Ho Areld
Alan
Nathaniel Ballick
Massachusetts
Waslinggen
Silla
Providence Journal
Winnvquaineket
Dence Journal
Hy Crandall
Cot. Fiewont
Whatton
Philadelphia Ledger
Premon
Te Exeouive
Neemont Hahig
Col. Heoyn
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