Dallas as Pennsylvania and national political figure
A 1855 Dover overview tracing James Dallas from Philadelphia upbringing through his roles in the Jeffersonian Democratic tradition. It covers his wartime service, Ghent mission, Treasury remitter, 1816 oration, Missouri Compromise stance, 1846 tariff vote, St Petersburg tenure, 1844 vice presidential nomination, and broad call for his Senate and presidential candidacy focusing on Constitution loyalty, state rights, and public service record.
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Philadelphia
Whig
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Congress
Thas
Lange
George Miffin Dallas
Pennesexnma
Om Sik Ip
George Mffin Dallas
Thomas Mifflin
Pennaybarea
Alexander James
Daling
Treasury
United States
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Dallas
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Congress of the United States
Great Britain
Albert Gallatin
Russia
Ghent
Mr. Dallas
St. Petersburg
Pittsburg
Monro
Gen
Jackson
Calhoun
Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania
Senate of the
Senate
Yle
Henderorom
Tk 16
National Union
Bank of the
Mexico
Jor. Jones
J. Coons LonestRem
J. F. Jonxstox
Giones W. Camps
Taos
J. Mies
R. K. Sporr
Daxter K. Mitten
Destructive Broad Street Fire Gashes Philadelphia
A major blaze on Broad Street above Vine destroyed a building storing gas and damaged adjacent tavern and beer saloon. Loss likely around $10,000, only partly insured. After the fire, an affray at Philadelphia Engine House led to Kendrick’s arrest for stabbing Toland. Kendrick, 19, claims self defense. Toland, 27, is a volunteer firefighter. Authorities await outcome.
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Philadelphia
Laveiinia
Messrs, Barrons
Broad Street
Vine
Seventeenth Street
Chestnut
John Toland
James Kendrck
Toland
Kendrick
Jordan
Ninth Ward
Jerem
Alderman Thompson
Kendach
S Plasterer
William the Conqueror
Thetis
Bata
Abe Acer
Heaven
Eliza Jane de Fornwald
Maiden Street
Lewis Street
Poplar
Catawissa
Bailiémore
Krisa Kringle
Asia
Baltic
Black Seas
Piro
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Parsipexct
Chicago Times
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Marcy, Buchanan
Pierce
Frendly Stafe
Douglass
Neadles
Truss and Brace Establishment
S. W
Twelfth and
Race
Pavs
Greer
UME
Def
D Landbeth & Son
South Sixth St
F. Burton
Maine
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Del
Dward K. ‘Tryon
North Second Street
Bs & Watson
South Fourth St
Ritz, Hendry & CO
Morroco Manufacturers
North Third Street
Bob. Dickson
Lockerman Street
Main
Ge, Grier
Milford, Col
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Market Street
Siath
Yoan B. Penington
Washington Hotel
Ones Webster
N. W. Corner of
Third and Race Streets
Jory Po
Mita Street
Tauefer & Harley
Be Palmer
Fifth and
Chestnut Street
Stauffer & Harley
Philadelphia Watch and Jewelry
Quarry
Elled
Ziea Ferris & Son
Gorner
Market
Wilmington
F. Cowderoy
Richard Willis
Charles Stevenson
Wm. Cooper
M. J. Tobias & Co
Liverpool
Jos. Sewill
Josh Broomfield
W. B. Jackson
Wm. Robinson
John Tedbury
Josh. Johnson
M. O. Redden
Produce and General Commission
South Wharves
Fine St
Ferris & Son
Fourth and
Market Streets
Nemewtar Davis
Davis & Greer
Milford
Mystly
Mark A. Greer
Light Street
Baltimore
Fountain Hotel
C. O. Reinhardt & Co
C. G. Reinhardt & Co
Blic
Reinhardt
Wf. Schley
Nicholson
R. Crawford
William M. Godwin
L.johnson
Paul B. Goddard
A. W. Thompson
George McHeary
Benj. W. Tingley
James Devereux
Jacob J. Florance
Gwetlona Enghab
Pliny Fise
Teller
Repy Iyf
J.C. Oehlschlager
Borden & Hitchens
Dralres IX
Market ST
Second
Third Sts
North Cide
Ranch Porporm
Navisti Pak
William 0. Redden
Pine Street
Mary- Delaware
Ard
Neehdy
Jurgenson Chronometers
A. Gendre
Vacheron & Constantine
Genava
Magnin & Guedin
James Courvoisier
Duchene
TH. Mathey Petieu
Breguet
Paris
Ziba Ferris & Bon, Carner
Fourth and Market Sts
Beagle
Charles N. Allmond
John B. Penington
Fritz, Hendry & CO
Lravarr and
Teblg-Fy
TGS
Cate Tow
Hachive