Alabama Delegates Seen to Back Nashville Convention
A discussion on secession and the Nashville Convention dominates Alabama politics. Delegates Fitzpatrick Campbell Erwin and others are named as representatives, with emphasis on protecting Southern rights and opposing abolitionist schemes. Banks and railroad acts reflect growing state prosperity amid debate over currency and governance.
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Congress
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Webte
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Clay
United States of North American
South
Agil
Alabama
Alazema
Fitzpatrick
Joho A Campbell
Montgomery
Cees Poother
Bradbury resolutions demand truth on Taylor removals
The Republican column argues that the Senate must answer the Bradbury resolutions to reveal the causes for General Taylor’s removals. It claims many officers were removed for dishonesty or incompetence and urges disclosure to protect public honor and the President’s inaugural promises.
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United States
Senate
Gneeral Taylor
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Rapuldios Recrire Crete
Georgia Declares Stand on Union and State Rights
The State expresses a firm stance on the North South issues and calls for a Convention. Resolutions urge the Governor to convene, outline election methods, and seek full representation in the Southern Convention at Nashville in June. Georgia vows to defend rights and rally citizens to its unfurled standard. The piece also notes Niel S Brown’s nomination for the Russian mission and Tennessee’s view of his governance.
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Gartrell
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Brown
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Russia
New-York Tribune
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Senate Rejects James Watson Webb Nomination
The Senate rejected James Watson Webb for Vienna envoy by 7 to 34 with notable opposition from Mr. Clay and Mr. Webster. Democratic members hint at taking up other nominations next week and will reject only on grounds of bad character or impropriety. Bérrien opened a speech on the territorial question while urging compromise on constitutional compromises. A Rome dispatch notes American Protestant worshippers risking expulsion. The Royal Mail steamer Thames arrived with West India mails after the Trent's voyage delays, detailing hurricane damage and Cuban trade conditions in Havana.
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New Orleans
Sipe
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Tragic Boiler Explosion Buries Workers in Five-Story Plant
Eyewitness reports describe a sudden collapse of a Newark building housing Taylor and Burr Co with Moreau patent boilers. Up to three hundred workers were in the six stories when the blast and ensuing fire trapped many.救援 continues as authorities confirm numerous injuries and uncertain death toll.
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Telegraphic Alphabet Improves Recording Speed
An accomplished operator announces a telegraph improvement to control two recording devices at separate stations with one wire. He can run them independently or together, forming a double row alphabet of uniform letter length not exceeding three elements. The inventor expects 200 to 300 letters per minute with a suitable machine.
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