Debating Slavery and Politics in Congress
A heated dialogue among lawmakers discusses slavery, Whig principles, and General Taylor. Giddings and allies challenge Taylor’s positions while defending Clay’s stance against slavery, with interruptions and emotional reactions highlighting partisan tensions.
Democratic Candidate Preference Split over Cass and Polk
A Georgia correspondent argues against narrowing to General Cass as the Democratic nominee while praising James K. Polk. The piece endorses Polk's record and suggests a fallback to a pure Democrat from non-slaveholding states, prioritizing anti Wilmot positions. However it declines to fix a final choice, noting Cass could still be the nominee.
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Report of Brigadier General Lane January 18 Operations
Official record from City of Mexico dated February 10 1848 recounts Brigadier General Lane leading about 350 mounted troops including Texas rangers third dragoons and mounted rifles on a pursuit against guerrillas and Santa Anna’s forces. After deception and a fatiguing night march toward Tehuacan and Orizaba the column made several captures and confrontations, including a skirmish near Teotihuacan where 17 of the enemy were killed and several officers praised for bravery. The expedition yielded captures of military clothing from Santa Anna and a formal surrender of Tehuacan and Córdoba authorities, with property seizures and guard actions across multiple towns. The report notes difficulties in pursuing Santa Anna due to exhausted horses and limited ammunition, and commends officers and men for discipline and resolve throughout the campaign.
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