Mexican War Reflections From New Mexico Citizens
A fragment discusses New Mexican inhabitants showing strong patriotism amid the Mexican War. It laments political divisions, urges unity with the Republic, and warns against joining the union under Polk while stressing loyalty to Mexico and resistance to subjugation. It reflects rhetoric of loyalty, danger, and desire for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Republic
Mingas Indicus
Polk
Srmyrtthy
Wis
Senator Cass and the Wilmot Proviso Debate
A searing critique targets Senator Cass and Northern slaveholding interests over the Wilmot Proviso. The piece denounces perceived moral rot and political maneuvering, arguing that slavery should not spread and condemning the Cass-Chronotype as a vile mass of propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willland
Jess
Cilifurnia
Virginias
North Carolina
Burned child dies after apron fires in stove incident
A six year old girl from Easton was burned when her apron caught in a stove flame while her mother was away. Her nine year old sister tried to douse the flames but the child died last evening. The Newark Herald notes political remarks by Stockton at Philatelia and mentions Texas Senator Suni Houston's re election for six years from March.
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San
Easton
Ted Tod
Vita
Suni
Houston
United States Senate
Texas
Resolution Day Debate Over Taylor Victory
On Resolution Day Jr. Trouston of Delaware moves thanks to Gen. Taylor for his victory at Teviot. Lienley of Todinua opposes adding wartime words as unconstitutional. Ashman of Massachusetts seeks to expand the tribute, while the House debates legality and the citation of the president’s role.
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Ashman
Massachusetts
Minnsh
United States
Mexico
Fragile Faith in Army Leadership Erupts into Political Debate
The piece critiques officers for overstepping military duties to influence civilian governance. It warns against appointing demagogues and sycophants to command and cautions that jealousy and fear could awaken public distrust. References to Washington principles and the President frame the critique of imperial influence on the nation.
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Fieir
Parmere
Biyor
Amients
Phes
Phese Sven Iteare
Origin of the nevne in sixteenth century England
A fragmented OCR text notes political reforms in the sixteenth century with references to a party called Whig and a reform of government. It mentions Gavinernacnat and a ship, with unclear phrases about voice for the people and initials forming a hidden message. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
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Gavernwien
England
Steamboat Explosion Off Cape Girardery Causes Panic
A steamer near Cape Girardery experienced a powder explosion that canistered fuel and caused a blaze. The terror spread as fires threatened the ship and many aboard feared for their lives, but quick actions averted a broader disaster.
Explosion sinks steamer Tac Ridue killing many
The steamer Tac Ridue, traveling from Kanvel to Cincinnati, exploded Saturday due to boiler trouble. Of 79 aboard, 20 to 30 perished as the vessel sank, passengers from Kanawha and Gallipolis faced the disaster, with many survivors left to await aid.
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Kanvel
Cincinnati
Edhiring
Boand
Ieee
Kanawhamul Gallipolis
Planter Steamship Disaster Kills Five in Storm Winds
The St Louis steamer Planter burst both boilers in strong winds on the Sth inst. The cabin was wrecked into fragments. Five persons were killed and several seriously injured, including the captain, helmsman, and engineer.
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St. Louis
Planter
Calpain
Eludl
Debate on Ten Regiments and Mexican War force plan
In January 1848 Congress debated adding ten regiments of volunteers amid war pressure. Critics argued the current regulars and volunteers were sufficient and feared overextension. Gatekeepers cited Mexico’s fortunes and border risks, while leaders noted troop levels in the Rio Grande valley and across the war theater.
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Cass
Senate
Thera
Sena
Bates
Critter Aden
Crittendan
Saylor
Chen
Scot
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Che
Hio Grande
Courl
Argent
Crittenden
War debate over troop costs and Mexican policy in Senate
The session centers on whether additional volunteers and costs are warranted in the Mexican War. Senators Cass and Crittenden clash over necessity, cost effectiveness, and a potential for conquest. Davis of Miss. and Johnson of Maine weigh in on troop levels, public support, and the president’s aims as Congress contemplates further measures and appropriations.
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Cass
Criterden
Contreras Churabuco
Mexico
Davis
Misica
Mn Davis
Calvun
Cathonneroke
Thalie
Whale
Ford van
Delarmina
Cit
Jolmgon
Dubiven
Territorial Government Bill Debated in Senate Clash
The Senate, called to order, read a bill establishing a Territorial Government in New Mexico a third time. Mr. Myanegsa of Ta. offered resolutions opposing any treaty lacking a defined boundary with the United States suitable for military purpose.
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Benate
New Mexico
Myanegsa
Mexico
United States
Washington City
Tan
Senate
Utsle
Sevier Olleryd
Elias
Dickinson
Ventoe
Hale
Ghiyton
Bell
R. Buller
HWAIS
Tania
Lincoln
Re. Tenvisan
War Powers Debate and Legislative Moves in Congress
The passage covers Senate and House proceedings on war-related issues, including debates on sovereignty over territories, a general redemption bill, and reactions to the President’s war policies. Reverdy Johnson defends the war, while others urge caution. discussions touch on annexation, regulation of shipments, and military manpower. The session includes petitions, resolutions, and executive sessions, with adjournments in Washington.</S>
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Washington
Senate
Pennsylvonia
Aly
Titaneain
Yulee
Sasi Ul Vairis
New York Dry Dock
Dhe Aney
Noreed Te
Tei
Johnson
Mansland
Congress
United States
Ashley
Committee On Public Lands
Reverdy Johnson
Ander
Richmond
Tie
Clertyind
Staunton
Andrew Stewart
Ohio Legislature Senate Debates on Corporations and Homestead Exemption
The Senate discusses the committee report on corporate applications including gravity and charter benefits without a special act. A Cortage County petition seeks homestead exemption. A bill to repeal a theater related section is read first time. The committee on Common Schools reports back on statistics and passes.
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Senate
Committee On Corporations
Couluan
Cortage County
Blake
Democratic Electors and State Convention Discuss Cass Presidency
The article lists electoral selections in various counties, naming figures such as Lt Granp Tarseron, Samuel Brankwearon, John Soyder, Juhn Ww. Bell, and Abijah Ives among others. It notes a mock political contention and references an Albany Journal excerpt about public funds and bank withdrawals impacting currency circulation.
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Halectons
Juhn Soyder
Hamiston
Rosling
Biennim
Lreble
Imi
John Ww. Bell
Daniel Covkerill
Ditlenderfer
Pic Theodore Carpenter
Delana Danial J
Swingy Richland
Andean
Lawrence
Lilley
Temnbull
Payne
Cuyahoua
Abijah Ives
Huron
MISSOTRE COMPROMISE VIOLATED IN INDIANA TERRITORY
An extract from the National Era letter dated Oct 30 argues the Missouri Compromise is broken in Indiana Territory. It states slavery exists under government and missionaries, with Shawnee chiefs and white U.S. men cited as holders. The text condemns federal and missionary complicity in introducing slavery there.
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Aleter
Indiana Territory
Missouri
Sfir
Thes
United States
Unclear fragment hints at historic mission changes
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of mission facilities or clergy under a method church influence in the south, noting several officers or assistants and a confusing reference to Todians and vigilant activities. no clear events, dates, or names are ascertainable.
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Chalidhns
Vialianis
Local Newspaper Seeks Advertising Support and Funds
The piece discusses how a county paper must be sustained by advertising patronage as expenses for officials run about 1000 dollars annually. It notes readers desire a paper with sheriff sales delinquent lists and local business news, urging advertisers to back the publication to cover costs and provide value to the community.
The Davy's Nollar Sewsersitrt Publication Launch
The new paper from Te A. Gane at Patadephi aims at polite Theratuce readers with Gerless a popular editor and Gnace Gueexwoop added to boost appeal. The double attraction promises a refined audience and profitable patronage for the publisher despite limited space for early prints.
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Davy
Te A. Gane
Patade Phi
Jia
Gerless
Populsston
Urea
Gnace
Charactey
Ats
Rambling Argus letter critiques postal rates and banking
The Lorain Argus prints a lengthy letter condemning excessive postage and urging Congress to cut rates. It argues against sending newspapers out of state and calls for reform of Indian land policy and banking laws, including a repeal of capital requirements and restrictions on branch banks. The writer questions state auditor powers and taxation, urging checks on levy authority while noting local banking sentiment.
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ARGUS
Ieee
Inho
Congress
Michigan
Cartain
Ohio
Audietor
Democratic Party Convention Adopts Cass Nomination
The piece laments the Democratic State Convention's July proceedings, condemning proslavery factions and the Wilmot Proviso setback. It critiques Col Weller and Cass, arguing the party betrays northern interests and risks slavery’s expansion, insisting Calhoun or Polk would better defend liberty.
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Col
Weller
Provisi
Bute
Esiainy
Waller
Junge Wand
Aulldana
Eney
Claus
Dolleiss
Dizhonor
Satr
Lewis Cass
Luis
England
Washington
Calhoun
Polk
Controversy Over Military Letters and Gen Taylor
A fragmented discussion discusses letters by Pillow and others influencing public opinion. Claims of suppressing the press and reviving communications relate to Taylor and Scott, with orders issued to regulate army publications. The piece notes recall attempts and telegraph-driven actions, predicting an outcome.
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Scolb
Imine
Wis
Taylor
Guilies
Marev
Hissail
Mexico
Pillow
N. O
Beati
bin Fox
Teis
Iessenger
Gon. Scott
Deaf and Cemme Asy Dy Purposes and Civil News
The report notes 122 pupils at the asylum and recommends a seven thousand dollar appropriation to fund an additional building for future growth. It praises the institution as slow but steady, run by capable people who strive for the public good. A verdict awards Ophelia Evang two thousand dollars for injuries from a whipping incident. Legislative updates from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New York are mentioned. Oil and Mexican politics commentary follows, with a critical tone toward Mexican sentiment and views on territorial issues.
Democratic convention fades into the past of a turbulent era
The account reviews a Democratic convention marked by factionalism and corruption accusations. It notes a divided body under David Roth, with a later nomination for governor and the contentious rise of Job B. Weller. themes include anti slavery stances, Wilmot Proviso critique, and calls for reform amid chaotic proceedings.
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Damoc
Canton
Eling David Roth
Logan County
John C. Brin
David T. Doey
Tamilton
Num
Weiler
Weller
Rewben Wood
Alexander Duuven
Leccers
Cincinnati
Job B. Weller
Jacob's
Joba
Metiliz
Weod
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