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Newspaper

Freeman And Messenger

Location

Lodi, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1840

Page

3

Whig State Committee Warns of Van Buren Strategy

A lengthy circular from New York State Whig leaders labeled Van Buren’s federal and Washington efforts as deceptive and urged Whigs to rally. It claims New York’s anti administration sentiment is rising, cites economic distress and political fatigue, and predicts a Whig majority exceeding 7000, possibly reaching 12000 to 15000, if the party unites for the next election.

Monley van Buren New York Albany Evening Journal State Central Hannson Union Amanry State of New-York Whig State Committee Congress Washington Vanuren Pennsylvania Ohio House of Assembly Sth Acre Harrison Gen. Harrison Sub-Treasury Sasuen Youxs Panny Wright Whis Ste Ob’t Lewes Benedict John Townsend Samuel Stevens Sanford Cobb John Groesbeck Robert Thompson State Committee

Oppressive Maryland law sparks debate on equality

A Maryland session passed a harsh act taxing free people of color from other states with $20, then $3500 after repeated entries or five days’ stay. Fines go partly to informers and the Maryland Colonization Society, with threatened sale as slaves for nonpayment. The piece questions constitutionality against the creed of equal rights.

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Anti Slavery Convention in London and notable meetings

A London anti slavery convention drew between four and six thousand delegates from Britain France the United States West Indies and Canada meeting at Freemasons Hall from June 12 to 23. A final large gathering at Exeter Hall with Duke of Sussex presiding followed on the 24th. Prominent figures included Buxton Lushington Cox Angell James Sturge Morrison OConnell Bowring Madden Thompson and others. international voices from the United States such as Birney Philips Stanton Colver Galusha Bradburn also spoke as proceedings ran in harmony. A London paper notes Daniel Webster left the Senate for the stage, a claim attributed to the same writer who alleged Washington Irving could not support himself by his pen in America.

London Great Britain France United States West Indies Canada Freemason’s Hall Exeter Stall Duke of Sussex Tae Parnier Tae Lux T'nom Chargson Buxton Lushington Cox John Angell James Joseph Sturge Morrison O’connell Bowring Madden George Thompson William Alien James G. Birney Wendell Philips H. B. Stanton Messra. Colver and Galusha George Bradburn Y. Evan England Daniel Webster Senate Samia Chap Washington Irving America New World

Flying spiral and steam carriages in 19th century notes

The Gazette reports Bavarian mechanic Interholzer proposing a public exhibition in the Champs Élysées on May 1, claiming to fly at will and reach any height. Sir James Anderson’s steam drag on Howth road near Dublin tested for two hours, with no smoke and low steam, steering at twelve mph. Baron Solomon de Rothschild plans annual wedding gifts from Brno for four impoverished women, with trustee Gastel governing, favoring his family.

Galignani Interholzer Interior Champs Elysees James Anderson Howth Dublin Vienna Solomon de Rothschild Bronn Moravia M. de Rothschild M. John Gastel Austria Gastel

Van Buren Democratic Meeting Planned for August Ad Day

Notice invites villagers to attend a Van Buren Democratic meeting to be held on Monday in August. Details are on large bills. By order of the committee.

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