Peace Congress Doubts and Political Drama in Delaware
The article surveys cautious hopes around the Baden Peace Congress amid ongoing belligerence in European powers. It reports rumors of a France Russia alliance and its potential to reshape Europe, with Italy as a likely theater of war, while urging patience for human rights progress. It also covers political controversies in Delaware including the launch of the Denavargay weekly, criticism of the Saulsbury faction, and notes on local legal and civic matters.
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Evanopr
Baden
France
Austria
Russia
Europe
Napoleon
Italy
Court Proceedings Report From Kent County Sessions
The April term of the Court of General Sessions and the Superior Court sat April 25 with Chief Justice Gilpin and Associate Milligan. Multiple cases, including larceny, assault, and arson, resulted in verdicts of guilty or not guilty, with sentences ranging from fines and lashes to restitution and imprisonment terms. Several defendants had bail forfeited or appeals noted, and witnesses’ statuses varied throughout the day's trials.
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Court of General Sessions
Pesce
Superior Court
Kent County
B. W. Gilpin
J. J. Milligan
Garret Willey
Frazier Hughes
Jonathan C. Jones
State
Clayton Cleaver
Paul Starr
A. Oniis
Samuel Dill
John Morris
Jacob Tammond
James Ryan
Thomas Harris
Harriet Dennis
John W. Barkas
John Young
John Hayes
John Miller
R. Co. Walker
Tosedar
Mack A.M
EW. Gilpin
Milligan and Wootten
Lodowick Cain
Wiliam Brown
R. C. Walker
F. M. State
James Hawkins
Charles Washington
C. Washington
John Wilkinson
John Eaton
Verosuspar
Elizabeth Davis
Letitia Walker
L. Walker
James Laws
Mary Burris
Sarah Spearman
John Sorden
James Sorden
Beriah Sorden
James Tatman
Court of General Sessions of the Peace &c
Mary Crisden
James H Jefferson
J. I. Sofferson
Mary B. Burris
Naomi Burris
General Sessions of the Peace &E. State
William Johnson
Daniel Johnogo
Trent
Woinade
Free Negroes and State Exclusion Laws in 1860 Missouri Arkansas
An 1860 political notice discusses bills to expel or re enslave free negroes in Missouri and Arkansas, with sheriffs to seize those not leaving by 1860 and options to become enslaved by choosing a master. Maryland and New York Day Book are cited, arguing removal serves the negro’s “best interests” and national humanity.
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Missouri Democrat
House
Missouri
Arkansas
Maryland
United States
N.Y. Day
I Am a Democrat A Defiant Defense of Democratic Principles
A historical defense extols Democracy as progressive and American, opposing Know-Nothingism and stressing the party’s achievements from territorial expansion to independent treasury. The narrator pledges lifelong allegiance, denounces opposition, and heralds a new Democratic newspaper led by Gex Grotan W. Bows.
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Delaware
Thqrmer
Wilmington
Del
James Montgomery
Inquirer
Party of Progress
Louisana
Territories
Idias
Demicratic Party
Akay
Gex Grotan W. Bows
Washington Can
Democratic expansion through state admissions in early union
The Quincy Herald argues Democrats expanded the United States by admitting new states under various presidents. It lists Vermont Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Louisiana Louisiana again Mississippi Illinois Alabama Maine Missouri Florida Michigan Arkansas Texas Iowa Wisconsin California Utah New Mexico Minnesota Oregon and Arizona during Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Polk Pierce Buchanan administrations.
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Quincy Herald
Democratic Party
Washington
Free State
Vermont
Tennessee
Kentucky
Thomas Jefferson
Ohio
Louisiana
France
Confederacy
Mississippi River
Spain
James Madison
James Monroe
Mississippi
Illinois
Alabama
Maine
Missouri
Florida
Andrew Jackson
Michigan
Arkansas
James K. Polk
Texas
Iowa
Wisconsin
California
Utah
New Mexico
Fillmore
Gen
Pierce
Arizona
James Buchanan
Minnesota
Oregon
Important from Mexico New Orleans April 27
The steamer Tennessee from Vera Cruz brings advices to the 24th with updates on the Mexican conflict. Miramon advances toward the capital, Liberal forces retreating after defeats at Tacubaya and Chepatepec with heavy casualties. British demands for claims escalate. preparations to bombard Vera Cruz if unpaid. Consul Black expelled. Fruit reports show frost slight damage yet promising crops. pears and apples healthy. weather milder and more settled.
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Tennesse
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Miramon
Ampadia
Orizaba
Taculaya
Chepatepec
Juarez
United States
Black
Mazalian
Pan
Quicoa
Pacific
Custom House
Hastline
The
Horticultural Society
Cin. Gazette
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George W
Nicholson
Advancr
Sistes
Dover
Tun Denawargay
James Kirk
Philadelphia
Saulsbury Clique
Reronter
George P. Fisher
New Castle
Tak Banor
New Jersey
Geo . Doane Bistop
Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Burlington
Ryekaris
Weikva
Margera
Bata Wis
Joseph L. Parker
Pexnavivanta
Uarrisburg
Alice
Nectirnarion
Massachusetts
New York
Senate
Messrs Diven
Nason
Peggy
Jeddy Stone
Jie
Bennett's Tower Hall
Broad
Tower Hall
Wilsa
Bennett & CO
Market
Boston
W.fowsr & Co
James Robbinson
Gan
A.C. Dodge
Wasotsutos
Seth W Fowle & CO
Basten
James Cowgill & Son
David T Burton
Thoms Simpson
Camden
James Cook
Freduren
JL Meyerin
Little Creed Landing
G.W Spiser
Tafparis
Hoffecker
Mi P Manifict
Rayron
JH & Wot
Sangenel
Clark's Corners
Incah
Foulk
Tof Bammenter Milland
Hy Deslers
Avery
Allmond
United States Courts
Post Office
Charles M. Almond
Robert H, Adam
Sereoth
Market Streete
Philsia
Robert H. Adams
E. Corner
Setenth and Market
Anldly
Pepeeu Arts
C. M. Jackson & Co
Arch Street
C. M. Jacaux
Everynopr’s
D. F. Burton
Jan
Cowgill & Son
Utter
Delaware Railroad
R. R. Co
Delaware Railroad Company
James F. Allee
J. F. Allee
Georgetown
A. B. Marvel
Act Nss
Joseph Firth
Samuel Riley
Arcist
Iggr
Thomas F. Kent
William Partf
T. Meaal
No. 127
Market St
AL Booka
J.T. Heald
Bel
Esleyan Female College
Jan Wilson
Middletown Academy
Jas B. McDowell
Middletown
Dover Classical & English School
Ips
Ww. A. Reynolds
Wesleyan University
Conn
Cummings
George W. Queresy
Providence Conference Seminary
Rhode Island
noviZts
Yor J
Mason
Isaac Baker
Elide
Allen & Needles
Jourdan
Banes & Wilen
A. Allderdice & Brown
Front
Orange Streets
Wilmington del
TRON
Mae
Front Street
Kadison
Monroe
Stewart & Clark
T. Heald
Market Street
Wilmiungton
W.R. Acton & Gol
North Sixth Street
Puiluds
Pisners
Wright & Berring
Felton Station
Kant County
Delware
Jos Wisner
Aurora
Jelf-Time Ee
Safe
Caey
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