Battle Ground of Abolitionism in Kansas Debate
The Kansas affair intensifies the national clash over slavery as Abolitionists push for free soil power while slaveholding states seek Senate dominance. The piece argues that control of the Senate and House will decide whether slavery gains security or is constrained, cautioning against recent Kansas violence and urging calmer republican principles.
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Kansas
Senate
South
Aga
House of Representatives
Karsas
Mexico
Santa Anna
Governent
Don Luis G. de Vidal Y Rivas
United States of America
Controversy in Kansas and Mormon Locust Plague Report
The column debates Governor Reuben’s removal from Kansas amid veto clashes with the Legislature, notes Dawson as successor, and predicts improved affairs. It reports Salt Lake City grasshoppers and crickets threatening famine, Mormon leaders boasting many wives, and Know Nothing pressures against immigrants while condemning emigration. It includes commentary on "American" meetings in Cincinnati and political tensions surrounding a U.S. Senator election in Pennsylvania.
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Hondoin L. Dawson
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Monsons
Trocoti
Salt Lake City
Sinh
Briana
Youxe
Tabernacle
Political notes on party rivals in Tennessee North Carolina and Kentucky
A long political survey discusses the 1840 era alignments between Democrats and Know Nothing nominees in Tennessee North Carolina and Kentucky. It notes elections for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and Congress, with references to candidates like Axonzw Johnson Brenty L. Cuare Cas S. Moneusan and Joan Anthony Wixston. It mentions public sentiment about fair victories and party unity, plus local incidents and notices from Philadelphia to Delaware, including a tragedy and a railroad excursion.
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Stark
Iniger
North Carolina
Mondy Mentugkys
Alabama
Know Nothingsa
Tennessee
Congress
Axonzw Johnson
Mengormn P. Gistry
Know Nothing
Kentucky
Land Register
Brventy L. Cuare
Know Nothings
Cas. S. Moneusan
Joan Anthony Wixston
Gro. D. Snortgemoe
Texas
Wheat crops praised as good in the South and West
The piece notes wheat in the South and West producing under favorable conditions with large stores under shelter. It warns of potential price drops if farmers flood markets and cites Europe’s crops as aiding demand. It also reports local items: Rebecca Joyce vs Thomas Tusbands case, a wheat and oats fire, a sudden death from heat, a lost pocket-book, a broken collarbone, hydrophobia scare, and Smyrna Camp plans for board tents.
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Michigan
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Ladama
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Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Tennessee
England
France
Germany
Russia
United States
Europe
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Spain
Crimea
Turkey
Asia Minor
Egypt
Seatocs
Rebecca Joyce
Christiana Hundred
Esquire
Thomas Tusbands
Wilmington
New Castle
Joyce
Josiah
John Lewden
Christiana
Jb. Scopen
Philip Fierney
John J. Henry
Delaware City
Lewis M. Bull
Bell
The Wallews War News From Sevastopol and Europe
War dispatches recount partial successes before Sevastopol revived morale, Pelissier’s actions, and a despite of Russian sorties. Updates cover Eyre’s amputation, Campbell’s death, and shifting maneuvers in Baidar valley. Asia notes Kars investment and Turkish peril, while Britain, France, and Spain report political moves, treaties, and diplomacy amid the Crimean context.
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Pelissier
Waito
Bill Koff
Malakoff Tower
Simpson
Paris
Baidar
Balaklava
Gortschakoff
St. Petersburg
Durow Trvsesses in Asheville Duel Ends in Tennessee
In Asheville North Carolina a personal quarrel between editor John D. Hyman of the Ashville Spectator and Dr William L Hilliard led to a duello in Tennessee. They fought at 40 paces with rifles carrying 60 balls to the pound. one shot was exchanged without injury and Dr Hilliard declared himself satisfied ending the affair. Leraton Jones of Tennessee, a leading Southern Whig, comments on the approaching presidential election.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Alohn D. Hyman
Ashville
Wm. L. Hilliard
Tennessee
Leraton Jones
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