Atlantic arrival and European news from March
The Atlantic departed Liverpool, returning by daybreak, with gales filling the voyage and 74 passengers aboard. Reports from London Berlin Vienna and Paris recount Emperor Nicholas death, Russia expansion, and European political shifts, while Britain and France watch for further action.
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Atlantic
New York
Liverpool
Hughes
Newmann
Adlantic
Nicholas
Frederick
Prussia
Russia
Alexander
Constantine
England
Berlin
Pramian
Vienna
Austria
Deanamx
Denmark
London Morning Herald
Committee For
Patiorment
Earl Clarendon
Lord Lucan
Roebuck Committee
Keffre
Asia
Crossbend
Souvevier
Paris
Alexander II
Belis
Kollingsburg
Michael Hi
Toreranza
Sebrs
Menashikot
Crimea
Erat Panier
Osten
Bolgorooko
Canrobert
Sebastopo
Napoleon
Wis
Gen Wedell
Chamber of Depties
Stuttgart
The Socratic Party Exposed as Fraudulent Traitors
A harsh denunciation accuses a party of loving freedom while supporting slavery and free trade in human flesh. It portrays the group as unAmerican, begging foreign aid to shame the nation and calls it a counterfeit, a base lie, urging readers to oppose its alleged traitorous deeds.
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Rosetta Amstead
Ohio
Cincinnati
United States
Ohio State Journal
Louisville
Rosetta
Ide
Mr. van Slyke
van Slyke Hae
U.S
Dennison
Furgher
P. S
van Sipke
Columbus
Woodruff House
Chase
McLean
America
The Logic of It in The Democrat Debate on Governance
The piece denounces The Democrat for opposing American self governance and accuses its editor of colluding with foreign influence. It warns that advocating non American rule equates to treason, contrasting with Loyalist sentiments and accusing opponents of betraying the nation to Irish Catholic interests.
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Democrat
San Niehte
Sandusky County
Cain
Bucyros
James
Jamsns
Bucyran
Joanes
Peaches
Bucyras
Wamuiarom
Eos
I ‘Ag Nichta
Thas
Eyras
Ohio
George W. Johnes
the Democrat
America
Arnold
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Sebastopol
Balsklava
Bosquet
Pepe
Gallaston
Ee Rtf
Mennel
Malkalandoff Tower
Eupatoria
London
Daily News
Batatlava
Olliger
Argoy
Bow Bees
Baltimore
Cornty Bank
Perry
Nor‘folk
Canaries
Baker
New Orleans
Anderson General-Texam Bus
Houston
Matisical
Soule
Marcy
Gator
Brousson
Danube
Grott, Liprand
Soest Babatopol
Szhawy
Washington
The
Star
California
Sandy Hook
George Law
Aspinwall
Drerel & Co
Metropolitan Bank
Wells, Fargo & Co
Rich & Bro
Adams & Co
Panama
Golden Age
Law
Aspiowill
Col. Fremont
George Law, Wells, Fargo Ds Co
Woods
Robinson & Co
Page, Bacon & Co
Reed & Co
Sacramento
Styne Reeve i
Wade
Gallego
Home
South Pacific
Valparaigo
Callao
Chili
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Decatur
Ecuador
John Adams
Rio
Peru
Bogota
Congress
Manuel Mallino
Republic
Senate
Azora
Obando
Supreme Court
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
Tsaac M. Keeler
Smith's Commercial College
Sandusky
Blore
P. B. Beery's
Cly
William E. Staynes
Peter Morton
Thomas Tuckerman
Justice Peace
E. F. Dickinson
Samuel W. Reed
Christian Donegaon
Oscar Ball
Michael Wigetein
David Deal
Journal
Connesion
Old Democrat
Greensburg
Pierce
Douglas
de Co
Gret
Cleveland
John A
Mansfield
Nebraska
Johnes
Leare
Sam Medary
Sammy
Mansfield Herald
Statesman
Ashland
Saya
Bucytas
Fegl
Johner
Manefield
Institut
Senenskat Order
Saz Nickter
Mansfeld Herald
Aukland Union
Union
Ebout
Tweediedum
Tweedledee
Harold
Virginia and Tennessee
Cass
Nebraska Dem
Pierce & Ga
Pierce & Douglas
Osio
Kansas
Utah
Know Nothings
New Hampshire
P. B. Beery
W. H. Harrison
Mathuseleh
Green Creek Township
Amercas Bali
Journi School
Ma. Button
Union School
Court House
Madame de Stee
Roland
Fremont
Abele
C. R. McCulloch
Tyaver
Monter
Porvuatrox
U. S
Free States
Taswuern
Anr
Buffalo
Niagara
Beaty
Dunkirk
Field
New Brunswick
House of Assembly
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