President Taytor and the Union in the Nation's Balance
The Washington Republic defends General Taylor as a president for the whole Union not a faction. It argues he will avoid sectional pledges, maintain dignity, and seek harmony, while conceding interference could widen the breach. Also includes a cholera precaution anecdote urging disciplined routines and abstention from fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taytor
Washington Republic
Taylor
Union
North
South
House of Representatives
Washington
Ohio
Ewing
King
White House
Gen.Taylor
Bliss
Whitey
Jihen
Xxe-Grinder
Olio
Old Buckey
Gen. Taylor
Peylor
Ould
Bony Vista
Thejaberal
Singhaian
Detroit Advertiser
California
T. Dwight Bunt
San Francisco
Rhode Island
Oregon
New York Tribune
J. Bayard Taylor
Calfornia
Geo. Taylor
Georgetown
New Bedford
Interesting Oregon View of a Far West Climate
A condensed excerpt describes Oregon as of February with notes on mining iron ore and copper in the western territory, abundant timber and fruit trees, and variable climates between the Rocky and Cascade regions. It references gold prospecting, river trade, and railroad growth in Boston and New York, plus political anecdotes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Territorial Organization of
Legislaure of
Fort Okanagan
Santiam River
San Francisco
Rocky
Blue Mountains
Blue
Carcade Mountains
Cascade Mountains
Pacific
Pern
Iran
Mr. Attkinson
Oregon City
the Tribune
California
Liore
Boston
Albany
New York
New Haven
New York and Erie
Dunkirk
Lake Erie
Hudson River
Western
New York City
CIA
Gazeta Calsfornia Riors
Congresa
Gem. Smith
Hia
Farbus
The Benton Controversy in Missouri 1849
The Missouri slavery question and national stakes are traced from the 1849 controversy over Texas and disunion. The piece contrasts Benton and Calhoun factions, notes support for Benton by multiple papers, and reports political alignments in Missouri, Kentucky, and surrounding states.
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Benton
Missouri
South
Texas
Asio
New Mexico
California
Republic
Himserf
Jefferson City
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Calhoun
Union
Clay Whigs
Benton Democrate
Constitution
Catalines
Hope
St. Louis Union
Lacofoco
Jefferson County
State
Washington
King
Atchison
U.S. Senate
Mess
Phelps
Bay
Green
Congress
Hancock
Lewis
Marion
Pike
Lincoln
Warren
Scott
Cape Girardeau
Locofuco
Hunkers
Hungarian Flag Celebration in New York City
A large mass meeting of Hungarians and sympathizers in New York on the 4th celebrated presenting a flag to aid their countrymen in resisting Austria and Russia. The tri color flag bore inscriptions honoring Kossuth and Washington, Liberty Unity and Glory, with the Hungarian pledge to the liberated homeland. The event drew Hungarians, Germans, French, and Americans in enthusiastic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Austria
Russia
Liberty
Kossuth
Hungary
Washington
America
Arrival of the Niagara at Waiifax and Paris tremors in 19th century notes
The Niagara arrives at Waiifax on Thursday amid bridge news from Europe. Paris reports calm financial markets while debates in the assembly touch on peace, policy, and potential cabinet changes. In Rome Franks advance under Frengy, while France curbs press freedom and public order faces tension. Cholera ravages Cincinnati St Louis and New York with rising deaths, burials, and evacuation, and a near-buried-alive scare in Cincinnati underscores epidemic danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Gazette
Licking County
Fairfield
Gallia
Washington
Guernsey
Morgan, Muskingum, &c
New York
R. Fanning
Ontario County
Niagara
Waiifax
Bridge
Europe
Paris
Gavaignac
Republican Party
Italy
Rome
Goediliy
Jg Ore
Louis Philipne
aGr
California
Philadelphia Balletin
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Presbyterian
St Louis
Saveoreon
St. Lavi
Taylor
Mount Adams
Cincinanti Commercial
Benvine
Schneider
Carondotet Avenue
Lafayette Street
St. Louis New En
John
Walnurst
Caval
Xenia
Columbus
Ford
Philada
Brooklyn
Buffalo
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New York Journal of Commerce
Giddings
Agen
Adama House
Simon Drum
Post-tringter
Greenaborough
Love Foon
Simon
Drea
Loco Foco
Afties
Umu
Jim
Albany Journal
Locofoco
Marietus Intelligencer
Win
B. Caldywelt
Supreme Judges
Ecoleco
Supreme Bench
Africa
Byonville
Independence
Pina
Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Towa
John C. Sullivan
U.S
Iowa
Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph C. Brown
Henry B. Hendershot
Town
Baltimore Clipper
White Mouse
Plato
Straighorward
John C. Calhoun
California Railrroads
Memphis
New York Courier
Prosrrers
Huxpany
Danube
France
Transylvania
Poland
Col
Sam. Medary
Ohio Statesman
Garem
Poughkeenah
Woodhull
Lynn Forumays
Huron
Kollier
Norwalk
Peter Pence
Pope Pius
N. York
City Intelligence
Peiverts Pence
Pio Nixo
Gaeta
Ireland
Protection Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Mesers
Camden & Forbes
Tire
Missouri Repiblican
Maczany
Trumbull
Iasi
Free Suil
Beaver
Riddle
van Buren
Va Buren
Free Soilers
Townshend
Morse
Hetort
Horace Greeley
Hughes
Ouline
Sovraces Carvacny
B. F. Bedinger
Boone County
Covington Journal
Aeathet Deharis
New York State
Syracuse
Friends of Temperance
Vermont
Montpelier
N.Y
Xenia Company
Sanduskians
Indiana
Sandusky Morror
U. S
L. R. Breisach
Republic of Hungary
T. Breisach
Old Zach
van i Boren Free
Washington County
Medina County
Summit Beacon
Mr. Clay
Louisville Journal
Henry Clay
Redstead
J. Parson Owen
Hoyt
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