Northern and Southern attitudes on policy measures
The Washington correspondent of the Charleston Courier notes Northern belief that the South remains restive but unlikely to resist policies backed by a Northern majority. The South distrusts clinching compromise, recalling 1818 offers they say were rejected. The Administration backs Senate bills, while the Executive seems ready to back Federal claims in Santa Fe.
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Rivdeter
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United States
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Ansty Movements and Army Preparations
The 7th regiment of United States Infantry under Col Plympton has returned from Florida and is to be dispatched to Fort Leavenworth. Orders also require rapid deployment and equipping of recruits for the dragoon regiments, about 300 at Jefferson Barracks.
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Jefferson Barracks
Randolph County
Georgetown
Fort Gaines
J John Newsom
Reactions on Cotton, Politics and Foreign Ties
Pieces mix early 1850s US politics with cotton economy and foreign figures. Mentions President, Vermont consul, Boston Free Soilers, Garibaldi in New York, New Orleans and Mississippi figures, and debates over Texas, Mexico, and slaveholding unity. Contains editorials and projected shifts toward flax, hemp, and southern unity against abolitionism.
Steamer details from Pittsburg and New Boston described
The Pittsburg Commercial Journal outlines the new steamer intended for Apalachicola and Columbus, built in Pittsburg under Henry T. Hall and Capt. Jno. D. Roland. It lists dimensions 160 by 23 feet, depth 5 feet, hull timber, three boilers, 17 inch cylinders with six feet stroke, and ballance engines.
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Ballance
Crescent City arrives with San Francisco dates and passengers
The Crescent City reached port with July 17 status updates from San Francisco. Commodore Jones Captain Williams and Lieut Duclare are listed among passengers. The California governor declines to call an extra legislative session. Twelve murders occur at the mines in a single night. A New York despatch reports 4500 bales of cotton sold at a quarter-cent rise. Boston Post mentions Dr W Fowle's cold cure article praising its effectiveness.
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Mott
Depey
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