Debate on maps and treaty terms in Peel Webster exchange
In a heated parliamentary exchange Lord Peel challenges the claim that a Paris archive map proves British rights. Sir Charles Napier and Mr Webster face scrutiny over map sources, with references to D Anville Mitchell and Franklin, while the debate weighs the role of contemporary maps versus treaty words in determining boundary rights.
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Robert Peel
Lear
Foreign Office
Paris
Mr. Webster
Lond Ashburton
U. S
Webster
A- America
Paden
England
United States
Faden
Jared Sparks
D’ Anville
Franklin
King
Mitchell
Oswald
U. States
Ehear
Great Britain
Sparks
Dsraell
Charles Napier
Lord Palmerston
Nni
Reddine
D'Anville
Canada
North America
Maine
Mr. Livingston
Sparka
Mrr. Temple
Dr. Franklin
Adams
Webster Defended Over Red Line Map In Talks
The discussion defended Mr Webster for not producing the red line map amid a dispute with Britain. It argued the mission of Ashburton was to settle by compromise and avoided rekindling old misconceptions. The remarks ridiculed Palmerston’s claim of ten years of peace while noting tensions with Russia France and America and conflicts in the Levant Afghanistan and China.
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Mr. Webster
Lord Ashburton
Sr. Webster
Lord Palmerston
Russia
France
America
Levant
Affghanistan
China
Mr. Clay Speech At Lexington Draws Large Crowd
The Lexington Observer reports a vast attendance in the Court House yard as Mr. Clay addressed Kentuckians about national affairs. He praised Fayete for early support, defended his Bank views, and urged purifying the public service. He warned against proscription and urged Whigs to unite for decisive reform. The piece closes noting Clay’s health and confidence in a forthcoming major struggle. Also noted are two brief items: a Siamese twins marriage in North Carolina and Commodore Porter’s death in Constantinople.
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MR. Clay
Lexington
Kentucky
Clay
Court House Yard
Fayete
Democratic Party
United States
Tyler
Tremphant
The Bee Palace and Political Debates in The Experiment
The article praises a beekeeping invention by Mr. J B Davidson of Richland County, lauding the bee palace as safe and accessible. It then rebuts claims about Van Buren era expenses, asserting Whig misrepresentation and presenting public-document vouchers to defend the administration’s debt and spending.
Jesse Hoyt verdict in arrears case over 225000 dollars
The trial against Jesse Hoyt, once a prominent official, concluded with a verdict of 220837.85 dollars in favor of the government, after disputes over commissions and duties on seized goods. The report also discusses boundary maps, British parliamentary speeches, and a mobility of case details involving a French map and the Mobile consul.
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Jesse Hoyt
New York
Hoyt
Jesse
Hayti Names General Hierard Leader as Old Officers Targeted
Hayti announces a new government under General Hierard after President Boyer and the former officers are deposed for treason. The political shift follows reports of upheaval and consolidation of power in the Caribbean nation.
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Hayti
Hierard
Boyer
Tylerism the Guillotin in Motion
James Whitney, deputy collector of the port of Toledo, has been removed and Charley Int Scott, editor of the Toledo Lucorete Gazette, appointed in his place. The piece quotes Robert Tyler and Capt. Tyler on political removals and vows to protect elections, arguing for government reform and strict limits on incumbent power.
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James Mr. Whitney
Toledo
Charley Int Scott
Tyler Party
Morceau
Washington
New York Aurora & Minor
Robert Tyler
Bob
Capt. Tyler
Tyler
Iman
Congress
American Stocks Rise Amid Tariff Demand and Local Misrule
The article reports a surge in American stocks led by New York and Kentucky issues as money flows into New York City from tariff operations. It contrasts New York and Kentucky fiscal security with Ohio under Locofoco influence, mocks public figures, and notes state stock dynamics. It also covers Graves’s arrest in Mississippi, disguise by a man known for repudiation, and Alabama's May interest payment settled by Merchants Bank to Phoenix Bank in New York.
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New York
United States
Kentucky
Ohio
Locofoce
Wall Street
Dr. Hubbard
Jack Brough
Union
America
Europe
Alabama
Merchants Bank
Phaenix Bank
City of
Virginia Election Reflects Whig Gains in State Returns
The Virginia returns show Whigs regaining ground after prior supposition of defeat. In the 1st District Atkins on leads, with about 200 Whig gains since the presidential election. In the 6th Richmond contest Botts versus Jones narrows to 17–24 votes amid alleged frauds. Wise is narrowly ahead with about 200. The overall legislature sees Whig gains, though Locofocos may still hold a slim majority in Congress and the House. Additional returns suggest Whigs gaining 9 delegates east of the mountains and 3 west, reducing Locofoco strength to five in the House and signaling a shift ahead of 1844.
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Virginia
Lecafocos
Botts
Jones
Willoughby Newton
R. M. T. Hunter
Calhoun Locotoco
Samuel Chilton
Smith
Locofoco
Gilmer
Tyler
Gegpin
Wise
Levent J
Old Dominion
Atkin
L. F
Richmond
Messrs. Botts
U. S. Journal
Peace Convention To Be Held In London On June Twenty Second
A general convention of the friends of peace is planned in London on June 22. It expects a large international attendance and invites peace societies and all bodies devoted to spreading the principles of peace as taught by our Saviour. Submay TakEN.-Shipman a noted carrier between New York and Philadelphia was pursued and captured at Carlinsville, Illinois. He surrendered, claimed innocence, and returned with recovered funds. He is to ride a steamboat downstream toward New York. In Mexico, Santa Anna declared that the Texas and Yucatan wars are national contests to be fought until submission, while a fever sidelined him briefly on March 21.
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Israel
JB. Davidson
Tome
Richland County
Graves
Vicksburgh
Friends of Peace
London
Speace
Shipman
Macy
New York
Philadelphia
Carlinsville
Macouptn
Terre Haute
Mexico
New Ouleans
Havanna
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Texas
Yucatan
Anu Ald
Abe
Texian Men of War to Sea. Mexican Coast Watch
The New Orleans Picayune reports Texian warships Austin and Wharian, commanded by Com. Moore and Capt. Lathrop, towed down last night and to sail immediately. They are well manned and could engage on the Mexican coast soon.
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Texas
New Orleans Picayune
Austin
Wharian
Com. Moore
Lathrop
Mexican
Fire Ravages Steamer Sandusky Hull Sold for Two Hundred
The Steamer Sandusky, memorable for a harbor fire in winter, cannot be repaired. The hull was sold for about $200 after engines were removed, leaving the owners, notably the Hollister brothers, to bear the loss as enterprising townsmen.
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Sandusky
Hollisters
Biff
Gaz
Tariff of 1841 Brings Renewed Trade Stimulus in New York
In 1841 the Tariff acts as ships return full freight with specie and rising imports. The Britannia carried 1.5 million dollars in goods to Boston New York and Philadelphia. The article argues the tariff stabilizes commerce and national resources, opposing foes who predict doom and urging New York to resist local protectionists.
Tariff Triumph Prompts Wire of Economic Confidence
In a periodical discussion from the era, proponents argue tariff policy has strengthened trade, boosted exports, and increased state security while reducing consumer costs. Criticism from opponents is urged not to reverse benefits, with references to social and economic impacts cited by Fulham Ritchie and local editors. The Albany Advertiser cites potently improving savings and maintenance of savings in spring retail cycles. A Wisconsin lead and shot shipment readiness is noted, signaling rising industrial activity as pavigalion opens.
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Conzmer
Perrons
Fulhnr Ritchie
Journal
To Young Men Learn Conversational Propriety and Practice
Reflector advises young men to shape conversation to suit company, avoid stale phrases, and practice thinking clearly. Emphasizes reading, reflection, and deliberate practice to express ideas and meet objections, urging engagement with experts to broaden topics and influence.
Norwalk Education Society Meets at Court House Norwalk
A Norwalk Education Society meeting is planned at the Court House on Tuesday at 7 o clock. An address will be delivered by a member of the New York Bar. Citizens are invited and a president Anan S X Beardsley will preside.
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Norwalk
Thia Society
Court House
Anan S
John Beardsley
Thoredsy
N. Newros
Esa
Betite
Waterloo
Te ‘Orwalk Illuminals
Alend
J. P. Pillars
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