Whig State Convention at Springfield agenda outlined
The Springfield Whig State Convention on the 22d laid out resolutions for party organization, a provisional State Central Committee, and a future convention on the first Wednesday in July to nominate a full ticket. Delegates from congressional districts named candidates for national representation and a state central slate, with provisions on voting unity and publication of proceedings.
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Pyers
GW Holster
Win Jayne
Kossuth Dinner at Astor House Draws Mixed Views
News accounts of the Kossuth dinner at Astor House in New York describe praise for the Hungarian exile’s speech on Hungary’s freedom and Vienna Russia, with Webster Bryant and others giving strong toasts. Critics warn the event was partisan and note neglect of President Fillmore and Secretary Webster, fearing damage to Kossuth’s cause and implying European meddling motives.
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Arrival of the Canada and European dispatches
The Royal steamship Canada arrives in Halifax with 82 passengers for Boston and 10 for Halifax after leaving Liverpool on the 13th amid fog and rough seas. The Atlantic reports Paris unrest, military firings, political arrests, and calls for clemency from Louis Napoleon as he claims to seek repose and prosperity for France.
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Republic dress extravagance and rail progress noted
From Paris Mr Walsh reports Republic era dress extravagance with silks and satins valued up to $40 a yard and outfits from $500 to $600. The piece also notes Kossuth’s speeches prepared in advance, biographers of Webster Clay Benton and Van Buren, and a brief history of early American railroads including the Quincy Road and Mohawk and Hudson lines. It mentions emigration from Ireland, court martial review limits, and the New Mianx Society's 251st anniversary with speeches and a dinner at Sherman House.
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Mexican Revolution News From Northern Mexico
New Orleans reports via Brownville Texas that revolutionists have begun fighting the government. Caravajal captured Cerratoo after two days of heavy fighting and blocked Mexicans in a fortified house. He seized arms, killed ten including Lt Graham and Capt Chine, wounded Capt Wheal, with Seminole leaders among the losses. Gen C poised to assault the Mexicans and aim for Monterey.
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