From Texas and New Orleans Dispatches in Boston Daily Times
The Boston Daily Times reprints Texas and New Orleans items noting rumors of a Comanche attack on San Antonio deemed likely false, Lipan scouts near Austin, and Texas crops including 50,000 bales of cotton. It mentions Texas land value, a Galveston murder trial, and Felix Houston's planned 1600-man expedition against Indians.
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Buckner’s Creek
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Jackson County
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France
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Yankees
Connecticut Victory in Presidential Election Highlighted
The Hartford Courant reports Connecticut voted for William Henry Harrison, signaling a statewide Whig triumph over Van Buren. Hartford County led with a 1,721 majority, and the state total showed a Harrison gain of 6,382 over Ellsworth’s last spring tally. In the 2d district, Boardman won the vacancy in Congress by a large margin. A separate note mentions Hon. Wm. S. Ramsey’s arrival in Carlisle and a pistol death incident at Barnum’s City Hotel, with a coroner’s inquest concluding suicide by pistol.
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Times
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Sue New-London
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Carlisle
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House of Representatives
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Philadelphia
Jennier
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Howard R and Carroll
Dh Iist
Taco Faco
Harrison Victories Rise Across New York and States
The Buffalo Commercial reports nationwide Whig gains in Rhode Island Connecticut Maine Michigan and Maryland with Harrison leading in several counties. It notes New York City’s Van Buren majority and a strong Whig trend, predicting a Whig triumph as returns continue and urging readers to await further counts. It includes Grinnell’s affidavit denying involvement in voter manipulation plots and describes political tensions in New York and Philadelphia.
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James B. Glentworth
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