Texas Question Settled Nebulous War Hopes Fade
A Washington message from August 9 reports the President threatened to use military force to stop Texas from moving into New Mexico. The note notes great excitement as civil war fears rise but claims the Texas issue is settled with a Senate vote of 30 to 20 and an optimistic closing line that all will be right.
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Georgia Editor Warns South of Union’s Break
A Georgia observer from Walker County reports on Catoosa Spring and Bathing facilities, laments political infighting in Washington, and urges Southern unity to avoid federal disruption. The writer cites census and slave theft figures, questions editorial bias, and urges readers to seek diverse sources before forming judgments.
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A Whig Letter on Missouri Line and Union Preservation
A Georgia reader argues Whigs must stay with the Missouri line as the Union’s bedrock, defending the old platform on slavery and territorial questions. He cites legislative votes, Nashville convention debates, and calls for unity, warning against disunion calls and new compromisers amid Georgia political strife.
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Che Cimes Wve Che Cimes Wve Columbes
The Columbus Journal notes an article signed "T" intended for the Columbus Enquirer about the Missouri Line. It explains the Enquirer declined publication and promises to present the full piece in a weekly issue. Delays due to press of matter push Equity's remarks to a Tuesday release.
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Dr A W Colemans Anti newe and Tonic for Pregnancy
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