Warlike Voice from Tecumseh Herald Urges Border Action
A Turbulent speech in a Tecumseh Herald column depicts a march toward war with the South. It rails against Yankees and urges seizing arms, burning towns, and strong retaliation as defense of white settlers. The piece invokes frontier history and calls for bloodshed to protect liberty.
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Eptron
Schleisenberger
Prereon
Spain
Castile
Arraryn Coull
England
Aired House
Minnesota
Reredey
Payne Reagan
Tecumseh Herald
British Claims in Nicaragua and Mosquito Coast Debate
The Baltimore American reports on British withdrawal from claims to Central American influence, noting dissension over a protective role on the Mosquito coast. Dialogues reference Mr Chatfield, Viscount Palmerston, and the Clayton Bulwer treaty, questioning sovereignty and treaty scope before inquiries by the U.S. government.
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Nicarazax
Nicaragna
British Nath Rity
Vine
Nicaregus
Mn Telier
Ghatheld
Nicaragua
Mt Washington
Messrs
Clastar
Bulwer
Beitain
England
Atlantic
Meath
San Juans
Mr. Chatfield
Viscount Palmerston
Clayton and Bulwer
Musquito
Washington
Central America
Galtimore American
Strange tale from Kalamate and Dutch visitors in a pest house
A chaotic 19th century vignette describes excitement in a Kalamate village as Dutch visitors arrive by ship, a hastily built pest house confines them, and local leaders are reportedly bought out in a sensational, satirical blend of rumor and commentary. The piece veers into scattered notices, social commentary, and scattered quotes on discipline and public life.
The Love of Truth as Stimulus to Noble Conversation
Fragmented essay excerpts echo a call for truth as the spark of noble discourse. It asserts truth fosters generous moderation, condemns empty rhetoric, and praises those who seek knowledge, defend justice, and uphold scripture and human conscience against sectarian zeal.
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Trith
Giles
Antuce
G. Collins
Death of Hon. A. E. Wood in Port Waite Ohio
The Freeman reports the death of Hon. A E Wood on Tuesday last at Port Waite Ohio. He died from erysipelas while arranging his daughter's place at a seminary in that town. His occasioned vacancy in Congress will require a new election as his term was unexpired. The editor notes a quiet issue of the paper this week.
Great Holiday Pictoria Engravings Impress New Year Issue
The Great Holiday Pictoria issued for Christmas and New Year 1851, from Wilson te Co New York, features the country girl in New York and portraits at President Taylor's deathbed. Also includes Dream of Love and Pleasure on the first page. The paper is praised as the best and handsomest pictorial paper, priced at 12 cents per copy.
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Beorgust Jonarmax
Wilson Te Co
New York
American Fine Arts
Taylor
Gou
America
Thullar
Tax policy gloom and calls for reform in 19th century debate
The writer argues impending revenue shortfalls will force Congress to raise direct taxes, burdening property owners. It cites a Democratic Review piece on political economy, warning that under the proposed system wealth will shift to capitalists, while the burden lands on those who hold property. A hopeful note about a better time to come appears at the end.
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Democratic Review
The Whig Party and the Union in Today’s Debate
The Whig party is presented as the true Union party, defending the nation against disunionists in Georgia and beyond. It is described as the conservative force preserving national integrity, opposing territorial expansion that fuels sectional strife, while advocating river and harbor improvements, labor support, and employment with fair rewards. Boston Atlas.
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Ebenzerd
Pentimon
James L. Conger
Congress
Whig
Mar
Java
Detroit
Whig Party
Union
South
Georgia
Boston Atlay
Fire in the Penitentiary Damages Dry House
A fire occurred in a dry house at the west north end of the west workshop. Minor damage to surrounding areas reported while authorities assess losses. Mr Pinney estimates the building damage at up to two thousand dollars, with potential state costs noted.
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Fercahior
Pinney
The True View of Woman and Frontier News Echoes
A fragment from an 1850 issue discusses a Ohio publication by George Hrewater, printers in Calhmmit, and reports on frontier clashes in Arkansas between Tonkeway and Wichetaws with casualties. It notes a new hardware store opening and various civic notices including a Thanksgiving proclamation by Governor Sequency Ford of Ohio. The Philadelphia bulletin weighs in on gender roles, while regional reports mention copper discoveries in Virginia and political tidbits across states.
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Westers
Journal of Education, Science, Arts and Morals
George Hrewater
Calmbit
Ohio
Sant Pe
Seqncuy Fern
L Tereby
Columbus
Sealury Ford
Philadelphia Bulletin
Foreign Items and notices from Fremont 1850
Foreign items report rumors of a conspiracy against the French government and tensions between Prussia and Austria, with arbitration offered. The Baltic warship Archimedes is lost, and a balloon ascent by three women is described. Local items include land grants in Oregon, a moral reflection, and notices about Johnson and Johnson paralysis, plus various Fremont ads and announcements.
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France
Prussia
Austria
Electorate of Messe
Schleswig Holstein
Paimetto
Portugal
Russia
Archimedes
Baltic
Get
Heptevin
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Temry
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Hegekinht
Wells
Henry Edwarie
Inet
Pest House
Cen
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Charles E. Staazt
Gen Shaffint
Uol van
de Walker
Det
Free Press
Fehual
Virginia
Washinston
Columbus Standard
Hirge
James’ Gittie
Ware
Vhsculunie
Oreseidl
Pforesaid
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Baltimore
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Onin
Coun
Missouri
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United States
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Trent
Tnsides Lowe Born
Staten
Roes
Nker
Kath Erick
Boston
New
Hagard
Hois
Mason
Dixit
Clenel
the Freeman
Fremont, Ohio
J. 8
Fouke
Caneten & Mrrcunt
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P. Tihixes & Sox
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Arkansas
Choctaw Intelligencer
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Leen
Acre
Osnert
Pronesson Wensten
Boston Dispatch
11Th
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Turkey
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Jenkins
Oregon
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Barnum
Phren. Journal
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Frankfort
J. M. Juheson
Gol. Johnson
Woonsocket
Hhus
Drivaw
Fremont Literary Association
California
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Corwin
W. Annesley
H. Remsburg
H. Remsourg
GR B.S. Rice
Fremont
Okvice
Deal
Whyte
B. Whyte
London
Eng
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S. Buckland & Co
Fremont Sandusky County
Harper & Brother
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Capt Secon Wien Trans & Exreinge
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Datanals
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Tong
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Holt
Orm
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Fein Is Seat Auele
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Atela
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Rome
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Phogrene
Poe
Jayne
Sam
Mantle
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Pire
Rivlew
Danvank
Seiwnars & Sheare
Reaare
Hrittaniy
Fo & Coffe
Miruffers
Iran
Andiaury
Fead
Farmigre
Rock of Rock
Partir
Atoven Nowsistinge
Mechanien
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Pastor
Irvine
Thors Taney
Anitle
Groscent Asnorlie
Tim
Traweh Eng
Cappine
William Preston
Margaret Preston
William Pres
Ottawa County
Hargix
Ottiewa Co
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Sandusky F
Sandusky Plack Toad Company
Cenver Dent
John R. Pease
Wail Company
Janary
James Justice
Law
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Mason Kinney
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