Indian Troubles Provoke United States War Fear
The U.S. Journal cites mounting Indian hostilities across the West. It notes Capt. Gunnison and Lieut. Grattan were killed or cut off, with Fort Laramie threatened and government goods captured. It argues protection for troops is failing and withdrawal may be better for soldiers and government credit.
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United States
Livnt
Gratton
Beer U.baaldler
Gunnison
Pacife
Utah
Davidson
New Mexico
van Buren
Texas
Grattan
Fort Laramie
U. S
Consistent Democrats in a Price for a Judgeship
Beanty of Con Mey quotes two letters from 1854 accusing Dr Olds of political barter. First letter admits the Nebraska bill hurts the North Dems but could be changed for support. Second suggests Olds privately offered a judgeship for a favor, accusing him of selling principles for power and slaves.
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Washington
Sam
Olds
U. S. Jour
India
D&c
Cristol
Leppelma
Ohio
Nationalizing Slavery Debate Warns of Treaty with Britain
The Columbia Times and the Charleston Mercury urge negotiating a treaty with Britain to surrender fugitive slaves, arguing government protects property. They warn a Treaty could trigger military enforcement and liken it to past wars, while urging actions to repeal Missouri Compromise and reopen slave trade. The Wisconsin M E Church conference denounces slavery, pledging to oppose its spread and backing political action to extend abolition.
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Columbia
8. C
Charleston
Great Britain
South
Canada
United States
Senate
Ranaway
Britain
Congress
Mexico
Grestown
O. S
M. E. Church
Wisconsin
Janesville
Nebraska
Commovone Paine Praises Perry From London
An American writer in London voices pride in Commodore Perry’s achievements, noting awards and honors withheld by the U.S. government. He laments that Perry’s success in Japan is treated as politically motivated and urges recognition, comparing Perry favorably with many heroics on Lake Erie and Mexico.
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Sam
Scott
Mexico
Perry
Lake Erie
Commodore
Japan
Perfumery Offer Invites Fremont Ladies and Gentlemen
An advertisement touts an extensive new perfume and toiletry assortment from a manufacturer. It highlights extracts and scents such as Bouquet, Jasmine, Rose, Violet, Patchouli, and many grooming products including shaving cream, tooth powders, and dyes. The note invites readers to visit and inspect the display.
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Fremont
Cleveland
Buckland & CO
Buckland's
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