Territorial Government and Slavery Question in Territories
A Senate report from the Select Committee outlines a bill establishing Territorial Government in Oregon and prohibiting Slavery, while California and New Mexico are to have territorial governments with laws inhibiting slavery. The Constitution and U S laws extend over the territories, making the slavery issue in New Mexico and California judicial and outside Congressional cognizance. The report favors this approach over the Missouri compromise, which failed in committee 4 to 1, with Clayton supporting it, and is expected to pass both Houses.
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U.S. Senate
Missouri
Delaware
J. MI Clayton
South
Atherton
Dickinson
Sturgeon
Cameron
Bright
Aflen
Hannegan
Douglass
Breese
North
Locofuco
Free States
Senate
Clavion
Oregon
Clayton
Whig
Det
Calhoun
Loco
C. Underwood
Atchison
Clark
Rol
Brighs
Phelps
Veo
Missouri Line
Nda
Locofoco
Congress
Noah
California
New Mexico
Legislative Council
U. S
Gongreas
Educ
Julfzreon
Roliet
Iinbit
Washington
Goggin
Union
Washington Post
Country Post
Thigs. Locos
Gen
Cres
Michigan
Ashley
Arkansas
Legislature of
Laws
Vermont
New York
North Carolina
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Florida
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Saylor
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Cam. Adv
The Southern Candidate and Northern Preference in 1850s Nominates
The Locofoco press claim a Northern presidential candidate for their party while arguing Gen. Cass represents the South and Gen. Taylor the North. Reported voting patterns in Whig and Locofoco conventions show sectional divides on slavery and Free Territory. Cass is presented as the South’s choice, Taylor as the North’s, with the South split on other options and the decisive issue being Congressional power over new territories.
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Cass
France
Lujtope
England
Prussia
Russia
Augtria
M. Guizot
United States
Humanity
United Stes
J Cazs
Case
Locoloco
Christendom
Great Britain
Cats
South
Republic
High Seas
Locofoco
Union
Gen. Coss
Congress
Gen. Taylor
North
Free States
Hillson
South Carolina
Alabama
Missouri
Gen
Taylor
Clay
Clayton
Empire State
Shay State
Concase Sa
Ibis
Locoforo
Territory
Michigan
Vareison
Indiaa
Aden
Teretier
Hay
Marrs
Metrgu
Lewis
Vichian
Cassius M. Clay
N. Y. Tribune
C. M. Clay
Free Territory
Washington
Territories
Srs
Texas
Mexico
Cuua
New Mexico
Utica
Jefferson
Paxstree
Craise Terus
Martin van Buren
District of Columbia
Martin
Ven Buren
Nicholson
Erie County
Detroit
Deast
Euroa County
Gen. Case
Atuigos
Gen. Paytor
Tlis
Lewis Cass
Court of
Chicago
Ico
Paes Son
Tabor
Hamilton County
Bunker Hill Monument
Wessrexn
Virginia
May Flower
Suleman
Holand
Geal
Vrean
Massiton Telegraph
Ashtabula Reporter
Canion Repository
Co. Junbuana Palladium
Greenville Patriot
Fillmore
Clinton Republican
Barly
National Era
Huron Reflector
Locolucas
Locoluca
Zack
Sandusky Fly
Court-Elouse
David Powers
Osborn
Sanduskian
U. S. Senate
Senate
Taylor Despatches Questioned as Taylor Authorship
The Mexican despatches by Gen. Taylor were praised for vigor and style. Critics claimed his secretary wrote them, but a letter from Hon. John Spencer, former Secretary of War, argues Taylor authored the notes, citing preserved communications showing Taylor's distinctive thought and manner. Spencer notes Taylor's forty years in national service and suggests authorship rests on style and timing rather than deception.
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Lamoriciere
Paris National Guards
Sed la Chappelle Belleville
Buolica
Napoleon Lebo
Kerausie
The
Tuilleries
Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Europe
Duke of Wellington
Locofoco Press
John ©. Spencer
N. ¥. Courier and Enquirer
Flo
Tinanustnees
Wwe
Spencer
Vastor
Garrison City
Toni
Fillmore
Louisville Journal
Albany Freddy Journal
Morehead
Stevenson
Philadelphia
T.B. Stevenson
Cincinnati Aas
Locofeco
Liberty
Cincinnati Chronicle
Henry Clay
Zachary Taylor
Widow Jacobs
Betsey Jacobs
Edwin W. Jacobs
Campaign papers and publication notes from Upper Sandusky
The TWyandet Tribeme debuts edited by Jas S Foor supporting Taylor and Fillmore and opposing Avers, described as a credible Whig auxiliary. The Grape Shoe from New York Courier and Enquirer office promotes the Taylor banner with tiered pricing for bulk copies. The Reserve Battery from Cleveland Herald, led by Capt Harris, is launched to aid Taylor against Locofocoism, with a prospectus referenced.
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Twyandet Tribeme
Upper Sandusky
Jas. S. Foor
Couge
Taylor and Fillmore
N.Y. Courier and Enquirer
Taylor
Reserve Battery
Cleveland Herald
Harris
Brave
Buena Vista
Butfery
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Gen. Devaignse
Paris Gratis
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National Guard, and One Million To the Guard Mobile
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National Assembly
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Lebreton
Council of Ministers
David Bethmont
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Paris
Dey
Cleer
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M. Dulare
Moderate
Justice
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Home Department
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Changamier Cousoul Guard
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Paul Pry’ Visi
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Lancaster
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Sam
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Vega
Viner
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Gaines
Ade
Watchman
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Wits Press
Hertford Consant
Geo. Taylor
Baton Regge
Yar
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Norwalk
Ewart
Louisiana
Millard Fillmore
Seabury Ford
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Twe Place
Donaldsville
Philadelphia North American
J. M. Clayton
Foote
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Hamitiyn County
Samlell
Bissell
Wayne County
State Centrs Committee
WM. L. , Perkins
Lake Corvaty
Reston
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Henry
McElroy
Payhie
Courant
Fréland
Friends of Ireland
Broadway Tabernacle
Ireland
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Cincinnati Gazette
McLean
Ohio State Journal
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State Journal
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Taylor State Land County
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Cincinnati
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M'Lean
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