Court of Inquiry Proceedings At Royal Palace Sitges
The fifth day of the Court of Inquiry proceedings, held at the Royal Palace, featured Gen. Woath and Gen. Scort clashing over actions and letters. Col. Duscax and Gen. S a r reviewed testimonies about the Leonidas letter and the Cherubom incident, with Gen. Pirrow pushing for further investigation. The exchange centered on commander responsibilities and alleged misstatements tied to the battles of Contreras and Cherubom, ending with continued deliberations and testimonies asserting Gen. Pitzow bore sole responsibility for the Cherubom affair.
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Cincinneti Enquirer
Court OF Inquiry
Reasonal Palace
Woath
Scort
Scurt
Smiter
Wout
Tanger
Dexcas
Scorr
Col
Duscax
Col. Duscax
Score Thin
Prazow
Score
United States
Prson'e Toon
Pirrow
Prevon
Leonidas
Iertien
Contreras
Cherabwaco
Pelta
Aiches
Fegaser
Delta
Pritow
Leonia
Gen. P
California skirmishes amid Mexican forces and ships
A late Bay area communique notes California hostilities intensifying as Mexican troops press on Lower California and nearby towns. Reports describe U S and Mexican actions around Mazatlan and St Josephs, with garrisons defending Forts and ships, while California and Upper California tensions flare and sailors Turner and Doneen are cited in a crisis.
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California
Dievicceuries Asridteates
Carrorn
Mio
T&e
Mazatlan
Independence
Congress
Californas
Lower
Guccrossia
Wetua
Siucverson
Calfornia
Maranthoe
St Joseph's
Ls Pos
Mrtshipman Doneen
Warey
St. Joseph's
Joerphs
N.Y
Dexeas
Deseas
Thin County
Nutes
Liberty Party support for Ford and districting debate
A fragmented editorial notes Whig hopes about Liberty Party backing Ford, argues about representation under Goddard's districting bill, and questions fairness of the plan. It highlights Franklin and Delaware counties with 21 year white male counts and compares Columbus districts, warning of political treason and urging scrutiny of partisan bias. It cites opponents of the districting and portraits a skeptical view of the National Intelligencer.
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Godderd
Franklin County
Delaware
Jard
Franklin
Columbiana
Matoning
Mass Meeting Planned in Allen County for April Delegates
A state convention in Columbus is urged to oppose federal overreach and defend constitutional rights. Allen County Democrats plan a mass meeting at the Coors Ponge in Lima on the Wednesday before, April 1, to appoint delegates and organize for the fall election. Leaders urge early mobilization to secure victory in national and state affairs.
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State Central Committee
Columbus
Democratic Party
Allen
Coors Ponge
Lima
Uezi
Allen County
K. Jacobs
Aurelius N Smite
Mon Nichols
Central Comittee
Convention on the 29th fen Ajeicalf meeting of Allen
A fragmented notice states a convention on the 26th addressing the democracy of Allen. J Walker Esq of Angi is invited and expected to address the meeting. The piece hints at republican joy and Europe democratic support, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
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Fen Ajeicalf
Allen
J. Walker Esq
Angi
Brs
Cpos
Europe
Campaign Stateman Debuts With Vague Campaign Notes
The article outlines the first issue of the Campaign Statesman with mentions of Medary and Obie papers. It notes unusual terms in the campaign and references the reception of praise for light at the newspaper. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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Et Ie
Reformers and the Federal Apportionment Debate
A discussion on reform through constitutional change, criticizing the difficulty of achieving majority support in state legislatures and advocating the right of revolution to compel political change. Also reports on Senate friction with Mr. Nugent over a ratified treaty and related legal actions, highlighting indignation and political tension in Washington.
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Friends of
Haive Grewe
County Commissioners Approve Bond for County Seat Funds
The county commission authorized a 5000 bond with staged payments. One thousand due September 1, 1,500 due September 1 the next year, and 1900 due September 1, 1251, with interest at ten cents on the dollar. The plan aims to secure the required funds for the county seat project.
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Ilin Wen
Tate
Reform or Revolt Warned in County Convention Call
A public notice urges the upcoming County Convention to repudiate what it calls illegitimate federal overreach. It argues for decisive, potentially punitive measures to curb federal authority and calls for unity among party members to resist the “damnable outrages” of the current Federal Legislature. The piece stresses firm action, constitutional rights, and collective resolve.
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Columbus
Bank Panic Rumors Sweep Ohio Banks In Turbulent Period
The Wooster Bank failure sparks widespread doubt toward several Ohio lenders including Bank of Akron Bank of Cleveland and Bank of Sandusky The analysis says these banks are not sound though believed to survive briefly The editors warn owners and customers that a systemic collapse may come later with costly consequences.
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Juleda
Toledo
Bank of Akron
Jane
Bank of Cleveland
Bank of Korwok
Bank of Sandusky
Public Letters From Citizens Over Voting Views
A collection of dated political cards from 1819 and 1848 printed in the St Marys Sentinel and Circleville notices. Subjects include denouncing Whigs, defending Democratic measures, and urging publication of personal political declarations by CHAS G GALEZIO PHILEMON B WILLIAMS and JOHN NICODEMUS.
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Entrom
Ion
Chas G. Galezio
Philemon B. Williams
Wapaukonnetia
Connecticut Whigs Win State in Near Majority
Opinionated dispatches rail at Union rout and Mexican war. Exaggerated praise for Europe revolutions prompts mixed reactions from New York French and German residents. The piece satirizes Tom Corwin and political speeches, noting public boos at a fundraiser and mockery of the war’s costs.
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Europe
New York
Corwin in Connecticut in Whig denunciation
A Dartford Times report cites Corwin's Connecticut speech accusing Whigs of supporting a traitorous plan. The proposed policy would withdraw U S forces from Mexico and then seek to repair relations by asking Mexico forgiveness for past wrongs, enabling a fresh start with the world.
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Corwin
Corewin
Dartford Times
Mexico
Whig Meeting Voices Democratic Critique and German Patriots
The piece reports on a Friday Whig meeting celebrating Henry Clay's birthday with sparse attendance, then critiques Democratic governance and constitutional issues. It notes a spring election surge for Democrats, scolds the Reporter editor, and covers a Cincinnati German Revolutionary meeting advocating a German Republic, fundraising, and international reactions including France. It mentions figures and places like Cincinnati, German societies, Dr. Brenner, C. A. Pollen, Strasbourg, and President Tyler era politics.
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Dr. Brenner
Hesel
C. A. Pollen
Zotich
Saibermenn
Strasbourg
Cincinnati
Arch
French Republic
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