Revolution Echoes Across Europe From Lombardy To Britain
The Times report surveys the 1848 revolutions, praising Lombardy’s liberation from Austria, Polish independence, and German state reforms while warning of upheaval in Ireland and England. It notes Chartist mobilization, Irish meetings, and petitions alongside Liberal press calls for reform and constitutional change. The letter from A. P. describes Europe’s volatile mood and anticipates further clashes in Britain and Ireland.
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Europe
Lombardy
Sardinia
Milan
Venice
Trent
Tyrol
Federative Diet
Austria
Pru
Schleswig-Holstein
Prussia
Denmark
Russia
Great Briain
Ireland
England
Hostilty
London
France
Great Britain
Trelanil
the Tribune
Losnos
Ising
Poland
Italy
Dublin
Tre
Sind
sLis
Nets
Neen
Romeo
Bowring
Mc Wakley
House of Lords
House of Commons
Grenadier Guards
Feargus O'Connor
Odillon Barret
Guizot
Daily News
Munnisters
O’connell
O'Connell
Limerick
Acadia
America
Liverpool
New York
The
New York Tribune
Germany
Bohemia
Hungary
Clévelan d
York
Savoy
Switzerland
Hostein
St. Petersburgh
Cologne
Pacific
Telegraph
Whig Convention at Wellington Debates Slavery Stance
The Whig District Convention at Wellington Lorain County on the 28th endorsed a platform opposing the expansion of slavery and named N E Gunn and J M Root as delegates to the Philadelphia National Convention with Corwin as their first presidential choice. It condemned annexation of foreign territories without ending slavery and praised Thomas Corwin while pledging fidelity to Whig principles.
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England
Ireland
Irish Confederation
Dublin
Duffy
O'Brien
Meagher
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Union
House of Commons
Wakley
Beale
Eaton Square
Church of England
House of Lords
Hume
BR. H. Inglis
Wakiey
Robert Togus
George Grey
James Graham
J. Graham
Bright
House
O'Connell
Wellington
Lorain County
N. E. Gunn
Medina County
J.M. Roor
Philadelphia
Guas
Vancin
Scott
Corwis
National Senate
Mexico
Thomas Corwin
United States
Congress
Joseph M. Root
Ohio
Seabury Ford
Sandusky City
Seid Court House
Locoloco
John van Buren
Loceforo
Barnburner
Cace
Locofoco
Ann Wrmot
Cass
Medina
Steubenville
Locofece Bank
Queen City
Locofecs
Sandusky Democrat
Norwalk
Bank of Norwalk
Sandusky Bank
Sandusky City Bank
Mansfield
Bank of Toledo
Commercial Bank of Toledo
Canal Bank
Cleveland
Baeok
Akron
Cuyabogs Falls
Obio
Western Dominion
Mob Threatens Era Office During Washington Protest
In Washington on April 24, 1848 a mob gathered around the National Era office opposing abolitionists. Capt. Goddard and guards protected the building while a committee sought Bailey’s stance on slavery. Five dozen fugitive slaves were sold to Slater in Georgia as mobs press for action.
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Washineton
Ritchie
Slater
Baltimore
Congress
Free States
Era
Goddard
Washington
Justice Duer
Valence
United States Patent Office
Ibort
Aree Press
Tme
Radcliff
House
Senate
Giddings
Toombs
Georgia
North
Capitol
France
Fours
Huron
Continentals turmoil and Mexican dispute amid European moves
The dispatch reports Prussian advances into Holstein and Danish royal movements, with Hungary’s independence noted and disturbances in St Petersburgh. It mentions Austrian and Sardinian troop movements near Lombardy, banking failures in Berlin, and U.S. policy debates over Trist’s role in Mexico, plus a curious toad in a tree and peace prospects from Vera Cruz to Queretaro.
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Holstein
Denmark
Copenhagen
Hungary
St. Petersburgh
Colonge
Sesion
Lombardy
Berlin
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Mexico
James B. Polk
James K. Poli
Trista
Ws1
Cm. Chan
James Crane
Shalersville
Vera Cruz
Congress of
Queretaro
Mustang
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Gen. Scott
Andrew Jackson
Winfield Scott
Hibernia
Leopold
Louis Phillippe
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gazette
G. T. Seewart
Geauga County
Belgium
Madrid
Christiana
Portugal
Greece
Sicily
Naples
Paris
Lamartine
Pit
Algiers
Hotel de Ville
Lemartine
Bank of France
Lyons
Rouen
Bordeaus
Nantes
Lisle
Havre
Marseilles
Toulouse
Orleans
National Guard
Volligieurs
Arago
Archillo
Garnier Pages
Trinity College
Englsud
Fergus O'Conner
India
China
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