Education Address at the Chicago Convention Excerpt
The report praises a public address by Mr. Dawns condemning modern teaching methods and urging home education under parental oversight. It highlights the oration’s plain eloquence, the call to elevate common schools, and critiques of elite colleges, urging broader access to quality instruction and questioning policy mistakes.
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Sapline Cleese
Gancert
Bly
Elassia
Argu
Ferleand
Coimon
Danaan
Bowen
Ruthie
War era politics and a Georgia regiment in print
A long Confederate era style broadside discusses Democratic and Whig tensions, praises General Taylor, and defends Georgia volunteers in Vera Cruz. It cites a court ruling on property rights, reports on a new cotton factory venture in Savannah, and notes a magnetic telegraph route and agricultural weather outlook with concern for cotton yields and pests.
Senatorial Nomination in Fourteenth District Convention
The Stewart Randolph delegates met at Summerfield on the edge of July to nominate a candidate for the Fourteenth Senatorial District. Maj. Marrix EL. Broons of Randolph was named president, and B. K. Harrison was asked to serve as secretary. Willard Boynton of Stewart was nominated and accepted. The convention adjourned with publication in the Columbus Enquirer and an executive committee later named.
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Uni
Congress
Dhue
Tyre
Wicklor
United Stars
Bia
Politeiang Ani Parison
Ihg
United States
Washington
Cine
Arma
Ius
van Buren
Taylor
The
United
Jolewined
Partizans
Stewart
Randolph
Summerfield
Thorrison
Marrix EL. Broons
W. C. Perking
B. K. Harrison
Willi Cy Perking
Willard Boyn
Wittenp Borstos
W. *. Perkinw
John Talbot
R. J. Spelling
Boynton
From the Army of Gen Taylor in Mexico
The Picayune reports from July 6 on U S troops with Gen Taylor preparing for Camp of Instruction at Mier and Matamoros garrison details. It lists regiments in camp or marching, planned reinforcements from Indiana New Jersey Delaware Maryland Alabama Florida Illinois and others, and notes on officers and health concerns. Correspondent also details Pioneer press actions at Saltillo and local social news including Captain Tobin and a widow.
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U.S
Ivy
Ymberday
Brazos Santiago
Hopping
Matamoros
Mier
Rio Grande
Col. Tibbert
3D Dragoons
Taylor
Hoyping
Schonl
Indiana
Ole
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Alabama
Florida
Holinois
Arkansas
Ohio
Alab Hama
Virginia
North Carolina
Belkanp
Davenpos
Ben. McCulloch
Wool
Rom
Monterey
Delta
Taylor —Sappreasion
Pioneer
la Veau
Teran
Tobin
Mosverry
Mexico
Eis
Missachuseta
Bragg
Saltillo
Mississippi
Virginia Regiment
Chevallie's Batron
Antillery
Cry
Maj. Early
Salillo
Cal. Wright
Massachusetts
Early
New Leon
Col
Orinsky
Alcalde
Ayuntamiento
Thave
Ls Vega
United States
Hollen Mexicana
la Vega
Father
jMpethong
Ruth
Cushing
Matatov
McCulloch
Ran
Kering
Gapt
Parra
Taruon's Arreanasce describes Rough and Ready leader
A Philadelphia correspondent recounts Rough and Ready. The General stood about seven or eight feet tall in rumor, lean and corpulent by turns, weighing near two pounds in a humorous paradox. He is described as benevolent in demeanor, with lively hair and a broad smile, an independent, jovial man who cares little for consequences.
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Whitaker Street
Free School
Eny
Jacksuo Ward
Baptist
Orleans
Bapist
Evinen
Davner
Hig
Lis Neck
Anciaux
Indage
Messi Wood
Claghorn & Co
Desain
Dennis
Mlannagan
Denna Hineel
Oliiq
Andy
Old Treland
Weller
Lonnon
London Sun
Ute Fire Brigade
Heaven
Satan
Prince of
Darkness
Sgn
Wea
Salen Southcolt
Mercy
Jebaona
Taruon
Arreanasce
Philadelphia
Zack
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Turaday
Gen'l Zachary Taylor
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Wea Polat Namben
Hom
Drobtingrer
Cone Fon
Frank Janes
Abel
Pathas
Baron Vista
Cerro Guida
Scott
Bietorian
Justion
Worth
Twiggs
Bagot Moles
Junge Rogers
Panithatiehy
Pmet
Santa Anna
Commins
Columbus Enquirer
Gar
Giorgia
Vera Cruz
Gol Jackson
Goat Santa Anna
Hie Hatioma
Beth Monte
L Pattoran
Diesisivd
Vera Crus
CUAS
Liervey
Gro
Regt
Dhia
Devan Maxeriertviva Cascaxy
Jrpose
Kin Sand Company
Hawthorn
van Liconann
Jas
Coun
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Hawwer
Marko Tuubats
Garcens
Towud
Steve Defean
Ollich
Cal Jackson
Jedersonian
Avengers
Cettia
War
G. Bowwanm
Anil
Comibon
Hos
Franklin Collare
Macon
Savannah
Augusta
Lyconstanna
IL Howser
Cae
Nelson
L Gal Nolan
Uhia
Mdore
Col. Daweon
Col. Dawaon
Dawson
Bupnen
Pannonia
Megican
New York
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Cnterprise
Phi
Ailroad
Knoxvilla
Tarbotton
Mobile
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Journal and Messenger
N. York
Telegraph Company
Savannah Central
Nccess
Liverpool
Thosdante
Merrie
Nashua
Feo
New York Courier & Enquirer
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Gene Taylor
Tanner
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Milledgesville
Miller Greve
Ocmulgee Dist
Willian Law
Kasten
Andrew J. Miller
Middle
Raber Toouhe
Northen
Asbury Hall
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Cherokea
Andrew J. Derry
Coweta
Rober T. Dixon
Chattahoo
Elbadge
G. Cabanis
Flots Weth Crawford
Bouthwea
Ira EB. Dupree
Southern
Milledgeville Recorder
Sarandash Republican
Nashville
Neder
Savanah
Prise
Nashvillee
Manveats
Montgomery
Ala
Meathine Sant
Cidean Webby
Benton County
Hirouah
Bya Rifles
Mr. Ghente
Me McCray
Alain
Mont. Journal
Loudun
Wales
Tein
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Caledonia
Europe
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Toston
Hesland
Ceredie
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Pobucco
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Ranedal Pullen
Baltimore
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Hense
Daonquone
Swith
Petersburg
Dewagoule
Mesars
Boling
Mead
New Orleans Picayune
Gen. Taylor
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