WHIEIG TICKET Data Convention and Officials List
Note lists multiple named figures for roles in a data convention including James Ranripex Jonx S Newman Joux Beako Wittuian R Fourke as leaders Renator David P Hottoway Representatives Epuuxp Lawmexer Mites Marsuatt Josefa M Butta Sheriff Apc Evans Treasurer Acetus WILLIAMS Auditor Tuomas Adams Assessor Jeremian SweaFrorp Coroner Claysouise T Wilsox. The note also cites absence this week leading to reduced paper.
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James Ranripex
Jonx S. Newman
Joux Beako
Wittuian R. Fourke
David P. Hottoway
Epuuxp Lawmexer
Mites Marsuatt
Josefa M. Butta
Apc
Evans
Acetus Williams
Tuomas Adams
Jeremian SweaFrorp
Claysouise
T. Wilsox
James Rubiden
John S. Newman
John Beard
W.R. Foulke
James R. Mendenhall
John Finley
B. Hobbs
D. P. Holloway
Joseph M. Bulla
Miles Marshall
Edmund Lawrence
Daniel Stratton
Augustus Weaver
Lewis Morris
Stephen Thomas
Abel Evans
Theron Park
John Crum
Ezra Scoville
Thomas Adams
Wayne County Whigs announce full slate at Centreville convention
A large Wayne County Whigs convention at Centreville on Saturday the 18th nominated a full ticket. The nominees are well known, qualified and trusted to discharge duties, deserving unanimous support at the August election.
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Wayne County
Centreville
Old Wayne
Whitcomb pledges and freesoil rhetoric
The Zyrue Democrat editor republishes Senator Whitcomb freesoil pledges to expose if freesoilers merit censure for supporting him. The editor questions Mr Vaile’s claimed lack of confidence and accuses him of inconsistency in urging votes for Whitcomb then denying faith in his pledges. A separate notice advertises sweet potato plants for sale with ready supply and low prices. Further commentary targets Mr Vaile’s critique of Hon. C B Smith’s Gott resolution speech and anticipated rebuttals in the Democratic press.
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The
Zyrue Democrat
Whitcomb
Vaile
C. B. Smith
Mr. Smith
Gott
Death of a Poetess and Other News Notes
The issue reports the death in New York of Mrs Francis S Osgoode formerly Miss Locke born Boston and connected to poetry since youth. It also notes the Cincinnati Times improving in appearance and quality. A Telegraph brief from Washington claims six thousand men under Gen Lopez landed in Cuba, though credibility is unclear. Indiana cadet appointments for 1850 are listed and a postponement of the freeson convention is mentioned.
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New York
Francis S. Ossoop
The
Express
Francis Sirgent Osgood
Boston
Miss Locke
New York Tribune
Washington
Lopez
Cuba
To Tobacco Curness First Rate Chewing Tobacco
A first rate chewing tobacco is offered at the grocery of S. D. McQueade. It is praised as the best article believed to be on the market.
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S. D. McQueade
Mr Jul ian Speaks Through a Southern Lens
A critique of a Washington City correspondent using the signature A Southerner in True Democrat. The excerpts praise Julian's speech in committee of the Whole, noting its boldness, warmth, and alignment with Free Soil themes while urging fair evaluation and questioning authorship.
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Julian
Freedom
Tableau Vivants for the Fourth Anniversary Pictorial
The mamoth double sheet pictorial broadsheet by Jonathan honors the Fourth of July and the 75th Anniversary of Independence. It features Washington's Farewell Address with facsimile signature, large historical engravings, including Raising the First Liberty Pole and a Salem Witch Trial, plus many smaller satires. Copies cost 12 cents or ten for a dollar from Wilson & Co, New York. Also notes Richmond plans for a Rail Road Ball on the 30th inst. awaiting first train arrival.
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Washington
Salem
Wilson & Co
New York
Ratt Roap Barbecue and Public Notices Parade
Citizens of New Paris host a free barbecue to celebrate the commencement of the Dayton to New Paris railway project. Thanks are given to several individuals for public documents. Daguerrean artist W. H. Warte remains at Mansion House showcasing notable photographs. Adams Esquire and wife run Huntsville Indiana bakery offering ginger bread and products. The National Intelligencer reports the President distills no cabinet discord and denies dissension claims.
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New Paris
Dayton
Q¢r
W. H. Warte
New York
John Adamson Esq
Huntsville
Indiana
Atlantic steamship arrival and global events noted
New York reports the arrival of the steamship Atlantic awaited with interest. Also noted are a Lancashire manufacturer’s £40,000 forgeries, Franklin search expedition, and various European developments from France to Greece. Senate debates include Cuba, agriculture, and the omnibus bill with New Mexico and Deseret seats contested. adjournment follows.
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New York
Atlantic
America
Sir John Franklin
France
Feuille de Usage
Prussia
Whig County Convention nominates candidates in Centreville
The Whig voters of Whig County met at Centreville Court House on the 18th to nominate August candidates for Wayne County. Robert Murphy was elected President with M Watson and W Thompson as Vice Presidents. Delegates from townships voted by their preset quotas and instructed nominees by ballot. The convention opposed slavery expansion and urged immediate California admission and Wilmot Proviso, while reaffirming loyalty to the current administration and urging publication of proceedings.
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Senate
Yulee
Cuba
Soule
Vermont
Mexico
Pratt
Downs
Mr. King
Phoenix
Committee of Commerce
City of
New York
Potter
Post Office
House
Texas
Rio Grande
Thompson
Mississipi
California
Carter
Buncombe
New Mexico
Deseret
Court House
Centreville
Wayne County
Robert Murphy
M. Watson
W. Thompson
R. O. Dormer
Jacob Vore
D. P. Holloway
John Finley Esq
Richmond
J. B. Stitt
Free State
United States
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
Congress
Friends of Freedom
North
Wilmot
District of Columbia
Gott
Robert Murhhey
Pres’j
Sherifie
Ted
Wayne Circuit Court
Indiana
Cambridge City
Warnecourt
James Ve
Southern Congressmen Push Washington Paper on Slavery
A growing bloc of Southern members of Congress is backing an Address to Southerners urging a new Washington paper to publish Southern views on slavery. The plan asserts the value of slave property at 1600 million dollars and warns of anti Southern ri d t rights. Senator Butler reports it. 53 of 118 Southern members signed, with 14 Whigs and 49 Locofocos among signers. Ellwood Fisher rumored as editor.
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Congress
Washington
Butler
South Carolina
Ellwood Fisher
Fires in Cincinnati destroy dozens of houses
Two fires erupted in Cincinnati this morning. The first at Deer Creek Valley burned three dwelling houses around 2 o'clock. The second at 8 o'clock destroyed ten dwelling houses on Sixth Street near Woodward Street.
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Deer Creek Valley
Sixth St
Woodward Street
Anniversary of the Great Fire at St Louis
The 17th instant marks the Anniversary of the St Louis fire with over four hundred houses destroyed. A careful look at the burnt district shows that losses have been nearly repaired within a year due to rebuilt costly structures, higher rents, and broader streets that improve business and fire safety.
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St. Louis
Shadowed by Six Sheep in a Strained Tale
A rural anecdote tells of a man whose flock is so weak that six sheep barely cast a shadow and fail to breathe with strength, illustrating a bleak, comic image of depleted livestock.
California Emigrants Suffering Reported By Telegraph
Major Alexander and Mr. Harvey arrived from Fort Camel by skiff after a dangerous 2,800 mile journey. They described ice clogged rivers, attacks by Assiaberees Crow Indians and Sioux, a boat swamping at Three Islands with drownings, and survivors who reached Liberty aboard the St Paul. Emigrant distress and deaths reported between Fort Kearny and Fort Laramie. Some emigrants preparing to join a government escort from St Joseph to Fort Kearny amid illness and weariness. a mobilization expected in about two weeks.
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Alexander
Mr. Harvey
Fort Camel
Missouri
Yellow River
Horse Prairie
Midhinel Creek
Fort Pierre
Bran
Three Islands
Foussant
Roland
Oregon
Pierce
Trimble
Million River
Liberty
St. Paul
Government
Fort Kearny
California
Fort Laramie
St. Joseph
Weston
Loss in Western Pennsylvania iron furnaces amid rising prices
The Pittsburgh American reports 12 furnaces in the iron regions of Mercer to Fayette counties, 59 in blast producing 47,200 tons annually, with total furnaces at 97,500 and a net annual loss of about 56,000 tons. The piece warns two thirds of active furnaces will close next year, undermining prosperity despite tariff rhetoric.
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Pittsburgh
Americar
Pennsylvania
Locofocos
Rampart
Emigrant Warning From Fort Kearny Express
An express from Fort Kearny warns California bound emigrants there is no grass on the plains and stock will perish if they proceed. It cautions that military forts will not aid travelers, urging them to stay where provender is available until grass returns. Cold, stormy weather is noted and the message extends to Independance and other points.
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Plains
Fort Kearny
Rail Road progress and stock drive in Dayton region
The Dayton to Paris railroad grading and bridging are under De Graff & Co with work starting immediately. The board supports meeting the Dayton road at the designated point, appoints a committee to boost stock subscriptions and collect payments. Estimated grading cost to the State line is under $20,000.
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Dayton
Paris
de Graff & Co
State Line
Board of Commissioners
Palladium
The Late Explosions and Maritime Accountability
The piece decries frequent steamboat explosions on American waters and laments juries exonerating engineers. It argues for strict accountability of engineers and captains, insisting blame lies with those responsible for boiler maintenance and water levels, to prevent future disasters.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Senator Whitcomb
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Cyrus F. Widup
Judson D. Bingham
Mr. Julian
Palidium
R.C. Scuencx
L. D. Campsett
T. H. Bary
A. &. Harvasx
G. W. Julian
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Turkey
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Berne
Whig County
J. Worr
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St. Louis Burnt District
William Hendricks
Hendricks
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West
Madison Banner
Eld. S. K. Hoshour
Jonnx B. Frazier
Saran Reagan
Weily Reagan
Fayette County
Raymond & CO
Dod E Crane
Sholder
Daniel Bider
Germantown
BI Siducints & Suasglert
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G.r.cartwoor
Connersville
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