Houston Reprimanded by House in Violent Defense
The House of Representatives reprimands Gen. Sam Houston for a violent act during debate. Speaker urges adherence to constitutional rights and warns that the action undermines the nation’s free institutions. A committee is formed to investigate threats against members and potential presidential involvement.
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Remains of General Hunt Laid to Rest in Vermont
From our Correspondent Wasutherox May Lith the remains of General Hunt of Vermont were borne in funeral pomp to the city of silence. Few men at any time have...
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A Curious Idle Man Endures Fire for Observing March Conflict
In a colonial scene the man was drawn to his doorway on the fifth of March as British soldiers fired on townsfolk. He stood watching and was shot in the arm twice, provoking a fierce outcry that those soldiers should be chastised.
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Indian Hostilities and Black Hawk Threaten Frontier
From General Atkinson's HQ dated April 27. Black Hawk and kin, with Prophet bands, threaten Rock River positions fifteen to twenty miles above Ogee’s Ferry. They hoist the British flag and vow to resist any force. Atkinson plans Galeana to Opec and awaits Governor Reynolds's mounted help to quell the threat. Distress spreads as settlers flee and retreat to safety. Dolly Bailey dies suddenly at Chatham aged 27 in a distressing case.
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