Wool growth and export impact in United States markets
Hamilton Gay argues increased U S wool production will grow beyond domestic use, boosting exports to England and elsewhere. He notes varied quality sales across markets, a shift in farmer focus to sheep, and the cost advantages of wool transport versus grain.
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England
Wales
Scotland
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Vermont
United States
Allegheny
Rocky Mountains
J Sremains
Hamilton Gay
South Street
British and American tensions ripple through Europe news
The article details Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel on Anglo American relations amid the Oregon question and Corn Bill progress. It notes British naval preparations for Oregon, Austria’s peasant reforms, and French and Italian colonial and military actions alongside German Zoll-Verein talks on cotton imports.
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Hibercia
Boston
Liverpool
London
United States
Congress
Oregon
House of Commons
House of Lords
England
Wilmer
Smith
America
John Russell
Globe
Webster
Calhoun
Atlantic
Robert Peel
J. Russell
Blackwood
Hudson Bay Company
Russia
Austria
Galicia
Constantinople
Salih Pacha
Salonica
Scodra
Stratford Canning
Rescid Pacha
Sir William Parker
Prince de Joinville
Mediterranean
Alsters
Montreus
Marshall Bugeaud
Abd-el- Kader
Ben Naka
Paris
Passot
Mayotte
Nossi-Be
Indian
France
Nossi-Cumba
Mozambique
Madagascar
Italy
Naples
Calabria
Charles Albert
Germany
Zoll-Verein
Berlin
Carlgrade
Supplementary War Bill Sparks Further Vote Row
The O. S. Journal notes opposition to a fair pay rise for volunteers as Congress amends and passes the Supplementary War Bill. It criticizes Locofoco votes against higher clothing allowances and per-month pay, praising Whigs while accusing rivals of partisan maneuvering to target Gen. Scott and veterans. The piece cites specific sections on clothing allowances and subsistence, and recalls votes on pay increases and land grants for volunteers.
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Congress
Senate
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Gen. Scott
Mexico
Sshall
United States
Ohio Locofoco
House
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Ohio Press
Peress
Root
Ohio
McDowell
Locofoco
Washington
Tfaies
Burt
Eins SS
Ewing
Tennessee
Mr. Gentry
Political currency clash and bank taxation debate in Ohio
The piece surveys Whig and Locofoco positions on the revenue law and banking, noting Ewing’s stance on militia status for volunteers, and outlines hard money advocacy, bank taxation, and currency reforms across Ohio with references to Tod, Columbiana, Knox, and state funding. It also mentions a Pacific naval force and looming war with Mexico.
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Greenville Patriot
Loconico
Locofoco
Tod
Locofaco
Bebb
David Tod
Ohio
Loco County
Columbiana County
McNulty
Columbiana
Knox County
Knox
Brough
The
Statesman
Hazewell
Convention of the Sth
Hamilton
Paper Currency and a Golden Age Prophesied
The fragment hints at a discussion of paper currency either from individuals or banks in neighboring states and suggests it will usher in a golden age in the present era.
Oregon question dominates Washington reports
The Buffalo Commercial cites New York and Philadelphia papers showing that the Oregon dispute may settle via Senate guided terms. It notes President will seek Senate advice and that terms offered by England are reportedly less favorable than expected. A Locofoco forecast on tariff repeal and Oregon control is offered, with an Abduction case in Ohio involving William R Richardson and a enslaved man named Alfred Berry.
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Ohio
State Journal Extra
Auditor of State
Senate
Harte
Locofoco
Washington County
Trust Company
Clinton Bank
The
Wooster Bank
Pacific
Stoar
Columbus
Binove
U. States
Mexico
B. Pat
Oregon
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Journal of Commerce
Oldie
Pakenham
Vancouver
Columbia
Cleveland Herald
Rochester Democrat
Republic of the
United States of America
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
England
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Fuca
N. Y. Express
Philadelphia Pennsylvanian
Wallington
Oregon Territory
House of Representatives
Union
Polk Party
Loco Party
Wm. R. Richardson
Cleveland
Alfred Berry
Richardson
Tennessee
Islaw
Penn
Wellsville
Ohio River
Virginia
Louisville
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