The Annexation of Texas Policy Divides Democrats
The Jeffersonian urges unity on annexation as England eyes Texas and warns that delay risks defeat. It praises the pro annexation majority and calls for public meetings, pressure on representatives, and action to ensure passage. Also reports Supreme Court decision in Stockton v Kendall and local political results.
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Congress
England
United States
Friends of Annexation
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Hatch Potch
Times
Washington
Alexander White
Main Street
Beymer’s Hotel
Neares
Congress and Senate actions on treaties and appointments
Congress spent most of Thursday debating a resolution to appoint a committee on the life diet between Me Crangman and Me Yancy, and Me Preston King of New York. The Senate ratified a treaty with China and confirmed Mr. Abell after reconsideration. The Atlantic reports on the Bank Bill and calls for simplification, while local notes mention Dorr’s release committee, Parker’s bequest, pardons, and upcoming senatorial elections.
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United States
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Abell
Baltimore murder shocks city with throat cut crime
A Macon Georgia gunsmith, Mr owx, was found dead in his Reland House room on Charles Street with his throat slit and temple battered. Irishman McCurry, who shared the room, is jailed on suspicion. Other items note political shifts, tariff debates, and editor appointments.
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