Flight to the American Party’s National Ticket Debate
The piece argues for a strong national ticket by the American Party to unite the South and oppose Democratic and foreign influences. It urges open organization, condemns secrecy, and warns against nominating worn out or corrupt leaders, prioritizing patriotism and moral integrity for the country’s future.
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Sons of the Soil
Philadelphia
South
North
Washington
National Council
Eure
The Beocaraxeras Mussowanns Night Scence in Boston
A Boston Intelligencer observer recalls a cruel street incident near Beacon and Walnut Streets. A gray headed man kicks a begging boy from a doorstep as he eats his crust, while a mansion glows with Tartarus imagery and a vision of judgment condemns the oppressor for exploiting the poor.
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Tas Beocaraxeras Mussowanns
The
Boston Intelligencer
Beacon
Walnut Streets
Prisoner Corrigan to be moved before murder trial
Inmate Hugh Corrigan, jailed in our county, will be relocated to Greensburg on Monday as his murder trial begins Tuesday. An interview from his cell reveals a chaotic history, including emigration from Ireland in 1814 and various occupations. he claims to have accumulated cash before the alleged crime.
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Hugh Corrigan
West County
Greensburg
Corrigan
Antrim
Ireland
Lost daughter inspires editor to gentle mourning verse
A. E. Bradbury editor of the Musical Gazette and Review, New York, writes a tender funeral meditation for his five year old daughter Kittie, describing heaven, memory, and the ache of parting as a parent. The prose-poem expresses consolation and lingering love.
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A. E. Bradbury
Enq
Musical Gazette and Review
New York
Kittie
Selene
Ness
Mandy
Econ
Flour in France and Cold Weather Disaster Report
In France flour arrives sold as premier aquatite provoking alarm among traders over quality and market fit. A Iowa missionary recounts a deadly cold snap causing travelers to perish after extreme frost. A Rush county ferry count notes 35,000 crossing the river in a season and a verdict of 3,912 dollars in damages signals ongoing legal costs.
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France
Persia
New York Express
Tempta
Wiventarou
Corren Amin
Meagre royal speech sparks debate on America and colonies
In Mauivax February 18 the Earl of Derby criticized the royal speech as old and meagre urging reference to America India and the colonies and a conciliatory paragraph. Clarendon noted ongoing US relations and explained British missteps over enlistment of foreigners and US law.
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Mauivax
Earl of Derby
America
India
Karé
United States
Earl of Clarendon
Army of the East
Nova Boonie
Crampton
United
Marcy
House of Commons
Admiral Napier
Baltic
Baillie
Great Britain
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Paris
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Parise Moniteur
Washington Correspondence on Kansas Crisis and Senate
Washington reports Gov. Shannon may arrest Kansas Free State men as March 4 assembly nears. Senator Wilson backs free state cause. Supreme Court Missouri Compromise case looms with anticipated five to four ruling. Colonel Sumner ready to march if insurrection spreads. House moves on Kansas resolutions as debate continues.
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the Herald
Shagnen
Kansas
Shawnee Mission
Free State
Topeka
Greeley
The
Tribune
Wilson
Supreme Court
Grier
Congressional
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Sanarx
Senate
Gov. Shannon
Col. Sumner
Commissioner of Patents
Grow
Kannas
Dunn
Nebraska
Committee of Territories
Private letter notes Mexican troops for Puebla operation
From Venice and Buenos Ayres, dated February 14, a private letter from the City of Mexico reports three brigades totaling about seven thousand men with artillery ready to move against Tamaris at Puebla within a day or two. The barque Antagonist, Capt. Crowell, docked from Buenos Ayres with December 1 dates. produce scarce and business dull. Capt. Samuel Perry aboard recalls the loss of his brig Matilda near Savannah to St Johns. New York also notes Mormon emigrants aboard the ship John J arriving at Salt Lake City after voyage from Liver.
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Buenos Ayres
New York
Mexico
Tamaris
Puebla
Crowell
United States
Europe
Samuel Perry
Matilda
Peseheies Bema
Savannah
St. Johns
New
Bil to regulate duties of Foreign Administrators in Ohio
The Senate debated bills and amendments including a bill to regulate foreign administrators duties in Ohio and a measure to preserve election purity. The chamber spent time in Committee of the Whole, passed several bills, and referred or postponed others including school regulation in Cincinnati and a more stringent elections bill.
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Ohio
Senate
Cincinnati
Egrey
Committee On Judiciary
Delegates Gather as Union Caucus Prepares National Convention
This evening members hold a caucus with delegates from all Union sections attending the American National Convention to assemble on the 4. An effort seeks to abolish secret sessions in both the Council and the Convention. Three Louisiana delegates are likely to be admitted.
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Louisiana
New York Market Fluctuations Reported February 1
New York Market reports firm cotton and coffee with sizable Rio bags traded. Sugar, linseed, iron, and whisky supplies show varied activity while flour and grain prices drift. staples like beef, pork, and lard remain mixed as markets close with unsettled quotations and cautious demand.
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Orleans
Moline Sen
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Canton
Chicago
Rock Island
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cumberland
Gealewa
Illinois Central
Sterting Exchange
Canada
Lees
City Matters Rehearsed Plans For Anniversary Celebration
A reported Newark city council session outlines an executive committee to organize a 76th anniversary event. The Finance Committee adjourned and schedules set for a meeting at Wiswell's Hall. W Johnston and Rev Livermore named for speakers with Calman of Barnet House arranging a banquet for 1000 at five dollars a ticket.
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Jos. L. Ross
D. J. Hoke
A. B. Jones
Hewson
Wi Bato
Wiswell’s Hall
T. C. Ware
J. L. Vatiler
George B
Johnston
Mr. Livermore
Calman
Barnet House
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Pinante
Pendieten
Gd . Kennett
G. Brasbears
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