Giddings Speech Praises Ewing In Cleveland Address
A detailed report from Cleveland recounts Mr Giddings speech at the courthouse on a Monday evening, lauding Mr Ewing and the Taylor era while critiquing prevailing press treatment. It notes Ewing’s leadership in pursuing free territory policies and quotes the speaker on emancipation principles amid party strife. The piece also covers a separate foot race between Hill of Tonawanda and a Canadian runner, detailing times and cramps.
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Giddings
Ewving
Ewing
Taylor
Giddings Lr
West
Jarra
Ian, JR
Cleveland
Saramiz
Thomas Eveing
Exyerton
Sailor Gillings Ishatuntilly
Ginen Taylor
Mexiigan Way
All General
Zoilleoomm
Clergyiaca
Hin
California
New Mexico
Jai
Cnbine
Senate
Fillmore
Ohio
Stimwit
Edgerton
Deserbes
Bix
Hill
Uhey
Tonawanda
Angian
Montreal
Hiim
Bill
Tuckson
Congress Remarks On Last Night Of Session
The Washington Republic notes in a biting editorial that the Branch Mint bill was defeated as members were drunken, hindering passage. It accuses Congress of causing harm by drink and calls for removing drones and drunkards to save the country. The piece critiques bread price measures amid gold and silver outflows from Europe and California.
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Washington Republic
Congress
New York
Europe
California
Mesopotamia
Leuben Clark
Isaac Clark
Mr. C
Clark
Detroit Meeting Opposes Fugitive Law Despite Mayor Absence
In Detroit a public gathering opposed the fugitive law with Michigan supporters including Mr. Lantuc and an Advertiser editor acting as secretary. Speakers urged resistance to repeal and urged the law's sustenance amid a charged political climate and claims of treason in press coverage.
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Arswet Anneling
Detroit
Caw
Beld
Lantuc
Elisir
Advertiser
Cny
Cheseip
Mayor accused of bias at improvised meeting
A fragment from a 19th century city council scene accuses the mayor of impropriety and nervous temperament while presiding over a meeting. The text complains of treasonable speech and calls for his removal or restraint, citing duties and decorum.
Orphan Box Letter Sparks Western Horse Race Chance
The Elyria Courier notes readers should read Woolsey Watts letter in last week's issue. A race chance is offered for a nominal sum to secure good horses in the western part of the bay area. The piece on the first page titled The Orphan Box is highlighted as contentious and unfitting for readers.
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Woolsey Wats
Hutchison Family Postpones Western Visit
A note from Cleveland reports the Hutchiesons must return to Green Mountain due to Judson’s illness and alarming religious excitement. Their western city trip is indefinitely postponed. The Cleveland Advertisements call readers to notices from Sacer Nant & Co and Tusrxarox & Brooks, noting railroads boost local business and promising county election results with a likely strong majority.
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Cleveland
Green Mountain
Judson
Messrs
Temperance Leaders Visit County on Mercy Mission
Geo M Woung head of the Sons of Temperance in Ohio tours the county urging action against drunkenness. He reports progress in other counties, praising united temperance efforts and urging immediate local activity to curb vice. Bro Young’s efforts aid families, while Whigs praise the reelection of a popular advocate of human rights in Ohio’s 2d district.
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Geo
M. Woung
Gs W. P
Order of the Sons of Temperance
Ohio
Weel
Lablet
Diariet
Estes
Utase
Iain
Ske
Alwys
Pennsylvania Election Results and Party Shifts
The Pennsylvania vote favors the Democratic ticket by a large majority securing a US Senator. Wilmot faced Whig defection but party unity restored support for G A Grow, his former law partner, who is elected. Stevens is also re-elected.
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Pennsylvania
Wilmot
Shoul
G. A. Grow
Stevens
Good
Argus In Hot Water Over False Charge Claim
The Argus faces sharp critique over a dispute with Pho Arges, charged with falsity and headline sparring. The columnist vows to prove the accusation false while urging cooler talk and denying sensationalism.
The Fugitive Slave Law and Democratic Paternity
A polemical piece arguing the Fugitive Slave Law origins expose Democratic paternity from Butler Mason and Thompson. It cites vote tallies, asserts Whigs mostly opposed, and quotes the Washington Union praising Judge Thompson’s defense of the bill as a bold party action.
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Butler
South Carolina
Mason
Virginia
Senate
Thompson
Judiciary Committee
Free State
Pennsylvania
House
Roe Corp
Ron
Savien- Teen
North
Congress
Washington Union
Representatives
Messia
Giddings
Thaddeus Stevens
Judge Thompson
Course of Lectures for Elyria Engage Citizens
The citizens of Elyria consider a winter course of lectures on geology physiology history and related subjects. Earlier winter talks praised as historical and well received, and organizers seek immediate plans to secure a new program with varied topics and broad public interest.
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Elyria
A Certain Cure in the Streets Over Fugitive Bill
A Whig observer challenged Woecawah Loco about the Thirty Northern Democrats who voted for the bill. The man’s violent spasms subsided as he left the crowd, believing that the party would look better with three northern Democrats to one northern Whig who supported it.
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Fillmore
Cardon
Iit
The Old Soldiers and the New Bounty Land Debate
The passage hints at after the late bounty land bill inviting veterans of the 1912 war era to engage, noting a spread of veteran actions and a national surge of fighting men, with peculiar observations about the country and its people regarding veterans and rewards.
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Theo
Thor
Democratic Record in War Parties and Temperance Yearbook
The article critiques claims that Democrats were largely absent from historic conflicts, arguing records show Democrats led or supported major battles. It also discusses a 1881 temperance yearbook titled The Nation Temperance Glaring, noting its contents, engravings, and a three dollar annual price with subscription details.
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Perce
Andorien
Tratford
Democratis
Tom Darwin
Townshend
Whig Triumph in Town Over Thompson Contest
Miller, a Whig, is elected to Congress for Thompson after contesting the previous result. The people reelected him by a handsome majority amid claims of foul play by Thompson. The Albany Journal clipping praises bell founder Mr Meneely of West Troy for large bells shipped to New York and Virginia churches, endorsing his enterprise and skill.
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Daniel F. Miller
Thompson
Miller
Froud
Biov
Moneely
West Troy
Fig
Union
Mereely
America
Silas Woot
New York
Virginia
Pittern
Tone Ns
Gen Taylor
Mencely
Aaricannral Soviets
MFM
Albany Journal
Menerly
Meneely
Mississippi Proclamation Calls for Legislature Meet in Jackson
Governor John A Quitman calls the Mississippi Legislature to convene on Monday, November eighteenth, to consider actions for asserting state sovereignty amid federal policy tensions over slavery and territorial rights. The proclamation cites perceived infringements by Congress and urges preparedness to meet emergencies.
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Anthony Quitman
Mississippi
United States
Congress
Mexico
District of Columbia
John A. Quitman
Croite Jackson
City of
Jackson
Fugitive Law Dissent and Union Speech Amid Ohio Meeting
In Eaton township Ohio a mass meeting denounces the Fugitive Slave Law as an outrage and vows to protect fugitives. Resolutions praise hospitality, condemn slave catchers, and call for united action to rescue escapees, with officers appointed to publish the record and prepare for county meetings.
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Schisal House
Walter Chiles
End Allen Wight
Alango A Chipman
FC Wight
Nepvech
Thompson
Committee On
United States
Resutere
Yy Mao Wonan
Fea
Eaton Township
Eaton
Congress
Hevet
Paul
Savior
Elyrin
Villawine
A A Chapman
Rays Eaton
James Reevs
Thorot F Chapman
E Horrison Wight
Richard King
Walter Pauger
Elyria
Lightning destroys barn worth four hundred dollars
The report notes a barn owned by Mr. Rogers of Vienna in Rumhull County was struck by lightning and burned, with a loss of 400 dollars. Also mentions a Lenox resident struck by lightning but recovered. The piece weaves in political and local notices, including Ohio congressional districts and various names, with a broad, disjointed lament of 1830 era election chatter and social commentary.
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Rogers
Vienna
Rumbull
Ashtabula
Lenox
Collision Disaster Aboard the Gardon Near Logstown
An explosion aboard the Gardon, as she halted for Ringgold to pass a narrow Logstown chute, caused deadly steam blast and scorched injuries. Eyewitness reports say several people were blown into the river, with three or four killed and five or six badly scalded. The Ringgold aided in rescue efforts. engineer among the missing.
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Pittsburgh
Breamer J. B Gordon
Gaskill
Wheeling
Logstown
Desperate Riot In New York Tonight Ends With Arrest
A late night disturbance among a group of African American men in New York led to a fatal clash. One man seized a post and beat another, causing chaos before police captured the alleged assailant, identified as Peter Howland, who is said to be insane.
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New York
Havasines
Peter Howland
Stolen Wire Mail Pouches and City News
Matt Rowbery reports a Philadelphia wire mail robbery with bags from New York to Wheeling and others to Richmond and Wilmington. About 1000 letters opened, $29,000 to $100,000 missing, rewards offered, and several related letters recovered. Also notes Democratic ticket gains, Powers elected speaker, and Rose the fugitive slave released in Detroit with local generosity.
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Wheeling
St Louis
Richmond
Wilmington
N.C
Grand Ferry
Auburn
Jefferson
Albany
Memphis
Nashville
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