Journal Agents Authorized to Solicit Subscriptions
A list names several agents authorized to act for the Journal. They may solicit subscriptions receive money and handle related business in various locations including Prunes Massy Wad dam's Grove Cedar Creek Mills L Mostractk EF Donus Alida Yellow Creek Prune Revver Reitzell's Mills Oneco Rock Raw Winslow and Rockford.
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G. C. Tuone
Mr. Carroll
Prunes Massy
Waddam's Grove
J. A. Avnams
Cedar Creek
The Whigs Changing Front on the Slavery Question
The article from the St. Louis Ven Hra argues that Whigs nationwide gradually shift their stance on slavery. It notes cholera deaths in Peru and Cincinnati, updates on new post offices in Iowa, and cites St. Louis Union figures. The piece urges careful reading and asserts Southern Whigs also oppose extension of slavery.
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St. Louis
Peru
Galena Adr
Morratiry
St. Louis Union
Missouri
Union
South
The Whigs Changing Front on the Slavery Question
A lengthy editorial argues that Col Benton and Missouri pushed Texas annexation to expand slavery, while Whigs opposed it. The piece contends Locofoco attacks misstate Whig stance, asserts Benton and Missouri’s role in Texas and slavery expansion, and calls for unity against extending slavery beyond current borders.
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Locofoco
Inlinois
Benton
Col. Benton
Texas
Union
Confederacy
Missouri
Mexico
Col
Benton Raperly
National Congress
Free States
Erea
Friends of Freedom
Baltimore
Polk
Clay
van Buren
Ashland
United States Congress
Florida
Congress
Moses Austin
United States
Spain
United State
America
United Sates
Senate
Ann
Mexican Congress
Gen. Jackson
Poinsett
Mesieu
MacPoinsett
Arenstay
Gol. Benton
North-West
St. Lewes
Esas
Austin
Locofoco Press
Cob Benton
Col. Benon
Lucofoco
Col. Beinion
Gal. Benton
Col Benton
Calhoch
Calhoun
California
New Mexico
Wexas
Pacific Ocean
Lloush of
Aly. Thompson
8. C
Vo Yexwo
Digstate Tyler
Henry A. Wise
Mass Convention of the People at Salem Illinois Railroad Issue
Report of the Mass Convention at Salem Marion County held June 4 5 debating railroad charters and public rights. Address urges state action to allow Mississippi and Atlantic and Illinois rail connections, praising railroads for commerce growth and farmer access. Presence of Govs French Shields Reynolds Casey and others. call for an extra session to secure constitutional redress.
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Salem
Marion Co
West
General Assembly
Lilitors
Goverment
Ilinois
Illinois
Mississippi
Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio
Illnois
St.Louis
Sarum
French
Gen. Shields
Casey
Reynolds
John, R. Mc Glernand
Zaduk Casey
Jefferson
Guy.roneh
McClernand
W. 8. Wait
Tinois
Mississippi and
Atlantic Railroad Company
State
Terre Haut
Ind
Wabash
Hlinoistown
St. Louis
Vincesines
Winoistown
St. Lous
United States
Europe
Mississippi Valley
New York
Boston
Atlantic States
Indiana
Madison
Indianapolis
Ohio River
District of
Pacific
Benton
Hlingis
RaynoLps
Wait
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Haliday Prairie
Monroe County
Iowa
Forrestville
Stephenson County
Jowis J. Cutter
Geal Vally
Cars‘orsfa
Rio del Norte
Jexas
Freesoil
Valley of the Mississippi
Col.Benton
Dabor
Raihead
Makyor
Messia
Bacon &, Hyde
St. Loui
Roy
Celler
Schaler Foote
Cuunen
Troy
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Hamitton
Mathewiattes
The
University
Nashville
Connecticut
Teclature
Restant Geasion
Rock
Methodist
Rokford
Lane
Oregon
Roscoe
Rockford Free
Masog
Ruepman
Holmes
Brrd
KR. d. Cross
John J. Rhody
Ebenezer Brown
Col. A.B. Ame
Breckenridge
Lewis Whipple
LS Walker
Rockford
Rocton
Freeport
Emile
Atel
Washington
Perpetua Rockford
M. Kaxne
Henry Clay
Harry
Phat
Fosten
Beloit
Janesville
Ag Superior Antis Hs
Foster
Belcher
Tueily Givatlot
Nicholaa S. Bastin
Shellinols
Methodist Eplycopay
Tiber Te
St. Louia
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