Veto Message On Internal Improvements Bill 1854
Franklin Pierce returns the appropriation bill for internal improvements to the House with reasons. He notes constitutional concerns and expediency limits, declaring doubts about using federal funds for a broad program while signaling plans to submit a matured view next session. He therefore withholds approval and returns the measure.
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House of Representatives
Taav
Aly Tate
Congress
United States
Huse of Representatives
Franklin Pierce
Waamacron
D. C
Attack on the President and Greytown Crisis Report
The piece reports an alleged insult to the President at the Capitol and a crude egg attack, noting the assailant was from Charleston and was soon released. It also discusses the Greytown bombardment, arguing strong action against piracy and suggesting possible territorial steps and reparations. A London astronomer, Wind, reports a new planet near the ecliptic.
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Re Wind
London
Alual Aichway Betwen
Flamstead
Capricornue
Europe in turmoil as revolutionary movements surge
The Atlantic ta dispatch reports widespread European agitation amid revolts in Parma and Spain, with hopes of wider uprisings across Austria, Hungary, and Italy. The Czar's stance, Britain’s funding toward war, and Russian and Austrian moves signal a protracted conflict rather than early peace.
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Europe
Timo
Turkey
Parma
Spain
Italy
Austria
Konsuth
Marzigi
England
Risohbuko
Ore in the Chair as Orr Leads Congressional Session
The Washington Star lauds Representative Orr as Chair of the Committee of the Whole for the Fifth District, praising his firm control, readiness, and ability to drive business swiftly. The piece extols his experience, decisiveness, and skill in guiding proceedings, noting his steady voice and awareness of the chamber’s state.
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The
Washington Star
Wien
Mfr
Orr
Union
Rep
Congressional Appropriations for Objects in South Carolina
Congress allocates funds for coastal lighthouses and beacon maintenance in South Carolina. Notes include payments for Sullivan's Island beacons, Fort Moultrie, Castle Pinckney, Cape Fear, and St Helena, plus related repairs and upgrades. Also mentions preemption land act terms and a report on women physicians education.
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Congressional
South Carolina
Rail Road Linking Camden and Columbia Proposed National Benefit
The Camden Weekly Journal discusses a direct rail link between Camden and Columbia. It argues the project would shorten routes for Northern and Southern traffic, reduce dangers and delays, and connect major lines from Augusta to Raleigh, with a focus on national integration and safety along the new corridor.
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Romberg
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Raleigh
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Chumuy
Manchester
Willngton
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Jrenosibiott
Olin
Colynlia
An Unfortunate Fact on Railroads and Liability
The piece argues for severe penalties for railroad and steamboat negligence that endangers life, limb, or property. It laments frequent disasters, urges companies to ensure safe freight delivery, and asserts money alone drives risk, calling for harsh accountability to deter such failures.
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Ous
Ware
Yale
Lexington Telegraph Sale Transfer Enters New Management
Mr W. J. Rauilolpl sold all interest in the Lexington Telegraph to Messrs Cougtmani Broaze and Corley under whose direction the paper will be conducted Mr Simeon H Couglman named editor and manager The change promises continued success for the publication and its staff
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Lexington Telegraph
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Lexington Teegraph
Long Valley Political News From Winnsboro and Virginia
Hon W W Boyce and colleagues return to North Carolina elections in Winnsboro. A 4400 vote majority elects Tiny Thrunna Brgy as governor. The Southside Desmerat party supports Moore, while indictments and appointments surface for various U S posts. Bishop Eisnor Davin visits Chester and a church is proposed, amid broader debates on heathenism and urban progress.
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Tiny
Thrunna
Eisnor Davin
South Carolina
Iast
Chester
Native American policy notes spark Know Nothing link
A Washington dispatch dated the ninth reports a letter by Jobo Claycutus discussing Native American policy and hinting at Know Nothing support. It mentions a forthcoming daily paper on a penny cash system to be the organ of an event National American party, with about ten thousand dollars already raised and substantial capital planned to lead it.
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Baltinmore
Jobo
Claycutus
Threatened British Bombardment of American Ports Sparks Outrage
In Kingston Jamaica reports warn of immediate retaliation if Greytown is bombarded. The Kingston Journal notes Britain will defend honor, ready to strike New York Philadelphia or Boston with warships. The Carolinian records public fury at perceived American arrogance and promises to inform readers when ships capture the Cyane are bombarded.
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Kingston Journal
Turkey
New York
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Boston
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Sinope
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America
Monument Erected by Spartanburg Ladies Honors Palmetto Boy
The Ladies of Spartanburg erected a marble monument to the memory of a brave Palmetto Boy who died in Mexico. The obelisk stands eleven feet two inches high with a granite base and inscriptions praising his valor and service to the Palmetto State. The editors note generous support from local and railroad leaders, and commend the craftsmanship of Brows & Sprowle of Columbia for clear lettering and skilled carving.
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Allen i
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Greeneville
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
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