TIE PRESIDENCY IN OR OUT OF UNION UNITE TO STOP VAN BUREN
An 1835 Philadelphia Herald piece argues Whigs must unite to block Martin Van Buren's bid for president. It urges a national convention or union with anti spoils-system allies, stressing restoring balanced government and rejecting concentrated executive power, while praising Webster and Judge White as viable alternatives.
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Mexican Revolt Threatens Texas and Mexico City
A Mexican crisis unfolds with reports of vigor in Texas and Vera Cruz. Commissioned privateers totaling around five hundred are to be issued, and clerical leaders back a million dollars in support as a large army moves toward Monterrey. Santa Anna may lead forces, while a new constitution is proclaimed amid counterclaims of revolts.
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Reinforcements Reported Moving Toward San Antonio
The New Orleans Bulletin notes a Texan reinforcement near San Antonio around the 22d with troops joining Gen. Austin. Elite bands from Nacogdoches, a Roary Bay unit, and a 16 man cavalry from Ralchez are en route, all in good health and marching toward the city. A Mexican force of about 400 is said to be arriving to join Cos, whose army numbers about 1700. Austin’s force advanced to a position near San Antonio and engaged the enemy’s advance guard. further reinforcements are urged.
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Texas and Mexican forces collide near San Antonio
A circular quotes General Austin promising action to reduce San Antonio as enemy and volunteers battle. General de Cos sends a reply about constitutional principles. A later report claims General Cass and 709 men are surrounded by Texians, who speak of a victorious outcome despite tight escape odds.
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Mutiny on Canal Boat Lafayette Ends with Cargo Seizure
Amsterdam Intelligencer reports mutiny aboard Canal Boat Lafayette of the Troy and Ohio Line. Captain Grooves and crew Nathan Dean and John Kling sold cargo 68 barrels for 300 dollars, forged bill of lading shown, merchant Sanford questioned sale, cargo of 253 barrels sold en route. Cook found with seven hundred dollars. pirates jailed in Montgomery.
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Shipwreck Totals Rise Amid Late Gale Losses
Reports from the Painesville Telegraph list wrecks on the St Joseph river and Lake Ontario. The Bridget foundered with several hands lost, the Dreapna ashore with no deaths, the La Fayette wrecked off Reefer Rocks with all hands saved, the St Louis capsized with crew rescued nearby, and the Judith ret, Dibble, and Campbell vessels wrecked on Lake Ontario with all aboard lost. Six more schooners wrecked on the lake, nineteen passengers and fourteen hands perished.
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Fortunate discovery of salt water well near Lork
Samuel Warren of Livingston county while digging for water struck a salt vein at 80 feet. Water began rising with velocity and the auger was withdrawn to prevent filling. He fitted pump logs to the orifice and the seepage is expected to discharge about two gallons per minute. Visitors report saline properties comparable to Onondiga.
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Gale disaster reports raise new particulars on losses
The schooner Comet, Capt. Smith, foundered two miles below Pankirk and all seven aboard perished, per the Bredonia Censor. The schooner Allison, Capt. Ward, with salt and irony, was driven into Silver Creek harbor, capsized, filled with water, and two people drowned. One or five wrecks were seen off Dunkirk on Monday. Oba Pe-
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Neighbor's Health Question Prompts Brief Age Reply
A gentleman asked to learn the ages of Mr. and Mrs. Snath. The servant returned with Mr. Snath's compliment, saying he is about seven and Mrs. Smuuth about the same. Baltimore Visiter.
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The Experiment and the Push to Expand The Reflector
The text questions the sale and distribution of The Reflector without solicitation. It ponders the fairness of extending circulation through a convent and asks if more resolutions should be adopted to broaden the paper’s reach to willing subscribers, noting neighborly consent.
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Navy Commissioners approve Grand Island Company ship keel pieces plan
Navy Commissioners authorize Grand Island Company via Samuel Allen & Co to supply keel pieces for four ships of the line and five gates for Portsmouth Boston and Wea lyn Navy Yards. Delivery expected in 1836 with completion by next season as per Commodore Aid.
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Rochester factories spur new manufacturing statistics
Rochester papers compile data on local mills and industry. Two siding mills with 94 runs of stone operate, costing 540000 and consuming about 29000 bushels of wheat to produce 30 barrels of sour. The annual value of four mills is 2309000, with Rochester stockholders in various lines supporting canal trade and immigrant movements.
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Fuycoys Challenge Jury Role in Trial
A propositio was denied as counsel argued jurors must be guided by the court’s exposition of the law while their province is to determine the facts. The case raised questions on the separation of judge and jury in the trial process.
Mammoth Cheeses Display Across City From Meacham Dairy
Large cheese from Col Meacham's Osweg county dairy arrives in the city and will be shown today and tomorrow at the Exchange Police Efonse. A 16 pound cheese is offered as a present to the President, a 70 pound one to the Vice President, another to the Governor, a cheese to Daniel Webster, and several others inscribed for various officials and legislative bodies.
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Mississippi News from Mississippi Legislature Election
Lovisertle Journal reports Senator Black arrives after steamboat trip from Vicksburgh with cheer about Mississippi politics Judge Lynt elected Governor by a substantial margin over Runnels while White party members win majorities in both houses and in Congress Poindexter expected to lead in the Assembly with many votes as yet uncertain and Gates family noted in the body
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