Presses decry violence after Senate clash in South Carolina
A Southern paper rebukes a Richmond Enquirer editorial praising harsh reprisals against abolitionists. It defends Senator Svover’s right to voice opinions, condemns violence, and calls for responsible journalism across the United States. The piece argues the press should uphold morality and respect among fellow citizens.
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Kansas
Ruffians and insults mark Senate clash in public debate
A heated denunciation condemns personal attacks during a congressional dispute. The letter notes attacks on Col. Brooks and Samuel, criticizes inflammatory meetings in South Carolina, and calls for calm judgment and congressional punishment to deter such conduct. The writers lament the erosion of decorum and national honor.
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Senate Chamber
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Morpsar at Hotuwarenves dance hall incident reported
A cold blooded attack occurred Monday evening at the Canal Basin near a dance hall run by James R. Johnson. The incident involved a man harmed in the confrontation and authorities began inquiries into the assault.
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Diplomatic Strains Over Brit US Relations Amid Crampton Controversy
Later intelligence from Europe reports tension between England and the United States sparked by Mr Crampton's dismissal and allied remarks. The piece notes frustration in London and Washington, potential reprisals, and debates on ministerial postings and policy regarding Central American affairs and Walker's Nicaragua regime.
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Atlantic
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Fost & Place
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How It Opened And What Was Done At The Convention
Laboring notes describe the opening of the convention with cheers from party leaders including Mr. Aiken of Carolina. Arrangements to keep off the convention featured a large crowd from Grinnell and Soft Democracy lines as speakers and leaders, such as Preston King, attempted to seat attendees while factions debated.
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Market Summary for Turnspay Flour Whisky and Grains
Flour demand brisk with 900 barrels traded including 100 at 65 05 and 1290 extra at 95. superfine 4 905 to 5 20. receipts 80 barrels. Whisky firm with 600 sales at 23¼ per cent, 850 wagons at 23¼. Butter 14 firkins at 122. Bacon active with limited 7 ¾ to 8 cents for shoulders and sides. Pork heavy with 1600 barrels at 17, prime lard 10¼. Molasses active 16 cents per pound. Coffee limited at 11 to 11 1/4. Grain unchanged with wheat 0 ie red and white 0 10. corn dull. rye firm at 6 4 to 6 6.
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Congressional chatter on arbitration and Kansas Nebraska bill
Report of House discussions on arbitration of the American question with Mr Clayton and Mr Balser, Mr Pearce defending the treaty interpretation, and detractors like Mr Too urging action. Grice moves a supplementary bill on Kansas and Nebraska, adjournment proposals arise, and political defenses follow as session adjourns with no quorum.
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Anti-Fillmore Convention Convenes at Apollo Rooms
The Anti-Fillmore American Convention reconvened at the Apollo Rooms and adjourned to 4 o clock to receive the delegation report from Philadelphia. Upon resuming, the Committee of Conference reported no recommendation, with speeches of indignation against the Republicans. Delegates debated and adjourned until tomorrow morning amid calls for a clear American ticket.
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