Address on Ewing Tyler resignation controversy in Cabinet
The National Intelligencer publishes an extensive address on the resignation of Hon. Thomas Ewing from President Tyler's Cabinet. It covers Mr Ewing's statements, Mr Mallory's denial, and the ensuing correspondence about false charges, with testimonies from Messrs King Berrien Sargeant and others. A remarkable tale of a woman hanged for felony who was revived by medical experiment and later proved innocent follows.
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The
National Intelligencer
Thomas Ewing
Tyler
Ewing
Washington
Mallory
Virginia
Stanley
S. Mason
King
Webster
Messrs. Berrien
Sargeant
Berrien
Mesars
Bell
Sergeant
Messrs
Senate
Lyrest
Gabinet
House of Commons
Jefferson
Congress
Greene
Platt
Providence
Government favoring American hemp for Navy needs
An agent of the Navy Department confirms the government favors using hemp grown in the United States for Navy needs if quality matches foreign hemp, offered at 280 dollars per 2240 pounds. The price is higher than Russian hemp, but policy aims to boost Western production with strong demand, with Ohio farmers expected to plant more hemp as markets rise in Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, and beyond.
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Navy Department
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa
Louisville Journal
North Eastern Boundary Question Commissioners Gather in City
The Washington Globe reports the Maine commissioners Judge Preble Kavanagh Governor Kent and Col Otis along with Massachusetts delegates Hon Mr Lawrence Mills and Allen the New Brunswick committee Mr Simonds Speaker McLaughlan Reed and Wells from Canada are in the city to work with the Secretary of State and Lord Ashburton to amicably settle the boundary dispute. Preliminary steps completed and awaiting a proposal from the British Minister.
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Washington Globe
Maine
Preble
Kavanagh
Kent
Col
Otis
Massachusets
Mr. Lawrence
Mills
Allen
New Brunswick
Simonds
House of Assembly
McLaughlan
Reed
Wells
Canada
Lord Ashburton
United States
Fatal drowning mystery shadows Norwalk governor bid
The body of Thomas Corwin of Warren County was found in a small Huron River branch near Underhill's sawrails, about three miles from his home. A coroner's jury ruled death by drowning but could not determine whether it was accidental or intentional, noting the water’s shallow depth and possible head injury from a crossing log. No signs of struggle were observed.
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Huron
Peru Bridge
Underhill
Ruove Isnano
General Assembly
Newport
Providence Journal
Dorr
Regular Assembly
Gov. King
Woonsocket
Chepachet
Dth
Boston
Gartridges
Warren
Charter Folks
Providence
Poster
Foster
Datee Greene
Massachusetts
Henry Clay Clubs Promote Local Whig Ties Across the State
Our Ridgefield friends announce the formation of a Honey Clay Coap as they urge Whigs in other townships to organize similarly. Old Ridgefield Whigs pledge full support for sound Whig principles and the man of their choice for the highest public office.
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Ridgefield
Old Ridgefield
Apportionment Bill Passes House Enters Presidential Sign
Washington June 13 The apportionment bill has cleared both houses and awaits presidential signature. The House receded from its initial stance on Senate amendments, reducing the House size to 223 from 242 and granting extra representatives for fractions over half the fixed ratio. The result preserves a uniform statewide district method in future elections.
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Washineron
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Military stance and artillery at Newport Fort Adams
A Cleveland Herald report notes a company of Light Artillery arriving at Newport on Monday for Fort Adams, highlighting that the event signals a much more serious purpose than merely preventing the leaders' arrest.
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Newport
Fort Adams
Herald
Lifelong minister Rev Higgins remembered in poor obituary sketch
A letter recalling the life and character of Rev David Higgins, born 1761 in Connecticut, Yale graduate, missionary and pastor in Lyme, Onondaga Hollow, Bath, Auburn, and later Ohio. It notes his steady ministry, devout prayer, sound judgment, and conservative yet open stance. His final days, death in 1835, and a church memorial resolution express gratitude for his guidance.
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Mr. Hreems
Faddam, Ct
Cornelius
Sarah Higgins
Yale College
Smalley
New Britain
Con
Lyman
Hatfield
North Lyme
Eunice Gilbert
James Gilbert
New Haven
New Hampshire
Vermont
Domestic Missionary Society of
Connecticut
Lyme
New York
Onondaga Hollow
Broomfield
Aurelius
Presbyterian Church
Bath
Steuben Co. N
Ohio
Norwalk
Plymouth
Higgins
House of God
Mr. Higgins
Presbyterian
Higigins
Davin Hicains
Church Resolutions On Bereavement and Funeral Memorial
A church adopts resolutions expressing sympathy for the bereaved family and affirming Christian hope. It resolves to defray funeral expenses and erect a monument, appoints the pastor and J R Oston and T B Storges to arrange details, and asks the pastor to deliver copies to the family.
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Gudgly
J. R. Oston
T. B. Storges
Arrival of the Britannia in Boston with Queen's assassination attempt
The Britannia reaches Boston at 11 A M Saturday with 30 passengers and Liverpool papers. News include two assassination attempts on Queen Victoria, the Ghuznee fall in India, and war prep in China and India. Rhadama arrives Halifax with despatches for Lord Ashburton. Tax bills near passage. 50,000 arms sent to Bombay.
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Britannia
Boston
Liverpool
London
England
Ghunee
India
Rhadama
Halifax
Lord Ashburton
Warspite
Mediterranean
House of Commons
House of Lords
China
Bombay
Alexandria
Suez
British Empire
Prince Albert
Qunees
Constitution Hill
Oxford
John Francis
Francis
Privy Council
Newgate
India Overland Mail
Marseilles
Ghuznee
Cabul
Pollock
Khiber
Jellalabad
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Juomas Ewing and
Jonn Tyler
N. Y
Thomas Corwin
Warren County
MR. Rundell
Henry Clay
David Wiggins
Davin Hiceixs
ALN
House of Prayer
Llington
Columbus
Warrison
Cincinnati
Welkin
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