Speech by Mr. Root on War Policy and Mexican Treaty
Ohio congressman argues the Mexican war was unjustly begun and the peace treaty negotiated under improper authority. He criticizes party leaders for bribery, duplicity, and limiting Congress’s oversight, warns of territorial expansion’s slavery implications, and denounces doughface politicians aiding the administration while opposing the war.
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Ohio
House of
Washington
United States
Santi Anna
Paredes
Mexico
Slidell
Root
Tennessee
Mr. Stanton
Clifford
von Lou
Jn Tuid
Whoeber
Gondem
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Thas
Ict
Goce
Burt
North and South quarrel over liberty and union
Speech fragment portrays factional tensions in the North and South over emancipation and union. Speakers pledge to unite against slavery while criticizing allies, urging loyalty to the cause, citing wealth, reformers, and laborers, and urging support for anti slavery measures amid political divisions.
Europe in Revolt Spreads as Louis Philippe Lands in England
Incoming from Europe reports the Paris revolution expanding across France as despotism weakens. The King Louis Philippe and Queen, arriving in England, are met by crowds. U.S. citizens deliver a deputation with banners. The Provisional Government, republics, and nobility abolition across departments signal a continental shift.
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France
Europe
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Fotque
Louis Phillippe
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Freport
Parkhurst
Bowland
Belgian
Switzerland
England
Chamber of Peers
France's Assembly to be elected by universal suffrage
Reports show plans for a National Assembly to convene on April 20 with 900 members elected by universal suffrage. All Frenchmen of 21 and older would vote, while 25-year-olds would sit in the Assembly. The era sees unrest in Paris, financial strain, and foreign and domestic upheavals including Metternich’s resignation and calls for constitutional reforms. Rioting and disturbances are noted in London and other cities, though Ireland remains at peace.
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National Assembly
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Paris
Prince de Joinville
Bavaria
Prince Metternich
Germany
Orleans
Everano
London
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Manchester
Ireland
Whig Meeting in Elyria Speaks to War Vote Split
The Whigs of Elyria plan an evening meeting at Court House to hear Mr Roots’ speech. The talk praises independence and humor while contrasting Whig factions over war appropriations and duty, aiming to defend a bold stance against apologies for past votes.
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Ava
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Roots
Dog Attacks Prompt City Concern Over Pets
Residents report dogs biting other dogs in Ridgeville and Warrick Parker's dog causing alarm in the village. Community members urge measures for safety, and town officials are pressed to act. Since publication the dangerous dog has been killed.
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Warrick Parker
Ridgeville
Hirge
Wooster Bank Failure Prompts Public Uncertainty
The Wooster bank has failed as depositors and county bill holders may be paid first. Reports vary on specie in reserve, with figures of sixty thousand to ninety thousand dollars. The suspension of J S Lake of New York triggered the collapse, leaving assets around two hundred sixty thousand and casting doubt on ultimate liabilities.
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Wooster
Wooster Democrat
Cleveland Herald
J. S. Lake
New York
Wooster Bank
Senate bill seen as peace near end of war
The Wen Regiment Bill prompts curiosity for passage by a narrow Senate margin on the eve of peace. It would place five hundred fifty-two commissions at the President’s disposal, to be filled though not by common soldiers. The True Democrat notes support, while Chicago Democrat reports Democratic papers urged denouncing John Wentworth over Wilmot Proviso and river improvements.
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Senate
Chicago Democrat
Illinois
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Slavery and borders in the Texas and New Mexico dispute
A critical piece condemns policy behind Texas annexation and the Rio Grande boundary, arguing the drive to seize New Mexico and California aimed to extend slavery. It links Slidell and Fremont actions to provoke war, asserts planned statehood and slavery in newly acquired lands, and warns California and other territories may follow.
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Rio Grande
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New Mexico
Texas
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Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
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Oregon
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Mexi‘co
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Pacific
Gen. Taylor
East Valley
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United States
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U. States
St. Louis
Republican
Santa Fe
Justices of the Peace Recognizance Procedure Act Notes
A 19th century notice to Justices of the Peace outlines new duties under a late legislature. Officers must forward recognizances and case transcripts to the Prosecuting Attorney or Clerk within specified days after court actions. Penalties apply for failure to return documents.
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