Resignation Prompted by Secret Party Oaths and Know Nothing Allegiances
A speaker argues against secret oaths and unlawful extra judicial pledges, denouncing a secret organization as immoral and unconstitutional. He recalls colleagues who are Know-Nothings and warns of pressure to resign if resolutions are not passed, urging the Harrisburg convention to uphold constitutional liberties and religious freedom.
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Darsley
Harrisburg
Whig Party
Pennsylvania
William B. Reed
Democratic Party
I Know Nothings
New York
Wm. B. Rep. Esq
Philadelphia
A. G. Curtis
Whig State Committee
Reed
State Committee
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Wil
Dyrsie
Tyrer Clair
Tl1g
Tre Gindt
Ryan Pital
Wes
Mo Te Gnaner
Persme
Kaders
Conspiracy Discovered in Mexico and Revolt News
Steamer Orizaba brings Vera Cruz reports up to the 5th with word of a police crackdown in Mexico City, rebels advancing near the capital, and prisons seizing clerics as conspiracies surface. Delta notes show violent clashes, naval losses from storms, and a mass arrest drive. rumors claim a large ransom and mutinies as both sides claim gains.
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Orizaba
Vera Cruz
City of
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National Pridge
Planco
Aflaraguez
Zamcila
Machoacan
Dampico
el Grande
Garrson
Alvarez
Guanajuato
Blanco
Comonfort
Cris
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Lewes
Hencorex
Delaware
Messas
Rehoboth Besch
Indian Council
Thania
Friends of the Air-Line
Friends of the “Little”? Railroad
The
Bay
Friends of the Rehoboth Hotel and Railroad Company
Pepper's Woods
Georgetown
Joel Prettyman
B. F. Hall
Prettyman
New Castle
Sadler
Commodore Truxton
Btn
Democratic Party
War News From Europe and Local Incidents
Reports from Sevastopol describe heavy fighting near the Malakoff and Redan as Russians and French clash. telegraph updates mention ships, batteries, and potential land assault. Nearby, a boy dies at New Castle depot, a barn burns in Mill Creek Hundred, and a wheat stunt is noted beside late rains.
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White Works
Malakoff
Ithoute
Buings
Sevastopol
Omer Pasha
Constantinople
Asia
Simpson
Balaklava
Sea of Azoff
Perekop
Danzic
Vansiltart
Arrogant
Ruby
Frederick
Andrew C. Gray
Mill Creek
Wm. Little
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