News of Vera Cruz and Mexican peace talks reach New Orleans
The Wheeling Anuus reports detailed dispatches from Vera Cruz noting Jim Vera Cruz’s arrival and Mexican losses at La Hoya. General Scott remains at Perote while commissioners are appointed to confer with Mr. Trist. Rumors of a peace treaty and Santa Anna’s stance circulate as reports from Puebla to Vera Cruz unfold. Lieutenant Whipple’s fate remains unclear amid Guerilla activity near the Mexican capital.
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Siege and relief at Huejutla in Tampico dispatches
From Tampico reports Col. De Russy's force of 1200 at Huejutla was surrounded by Gen. Garay. Reinforcements arrived from Vera Cruz and New Orleans, with Pierce marching on the city. American troops suffered casualties but cut their way through to safety while boats and artillery supported relief efforts along the river.
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Illustrious diplomat replies to Polk affair in El Republicano
A historical letter from a distinguished diplomat to El Republicano defends the Polk administration. He promises peace, honor, and prudent conduct, arguing no treachery and urging restrained, thoughtful judgment from both nations. He seeks time to present his case and hopes future opinion will be favorable.
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Bankers as common gamblers and deceivers warned
Fragments recount distrust in banks and bankers from Ohio and Louisiana figures. Reports claim Mexican losses and American casualties, plus tensions with Troy and Oni bank branches. Cities mentioned include Piqua, Troy, and Seneca, with chatter of control board bid, cashier firings, and moral critique of financial ring.
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The Custom House Reform Under Secretary Parker
Secretary Parker of the U S Treasury sought to cut costs in the city by abolishing the office of marker and eliminating five clerical posts. Inspectors were reduced yet still stretched to cover duties, with no idle time as every hour at post is logged and reported to Washington. The piece praises the present business like management and condemns prior excesses under Jonathan Roberts.
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Nashvile Union Attacks Banser Jo Over Mexican Sympathies
The Nashville Union denounces its Whig neighbor Banser Jo for Mexican sympathies, quoting a Binner paragraph justifying the war with Mexico. It accuses the Banner of Mexican alignment and claims it is a Mexican organ, asserting such language is infamous and unworthy.
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Whig Paper Critiques War Leadership in Boston Courier
The Boston Courier denounces Gen Tasior and his conduct in the war, accusing him of atrocities and unprovoked murders. It calls for resignation or withdrawal, condemns current policy as partisan, and questions the presidency as a party leader.
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Allen County Township Meetings Saturday the 14th
Allen County announces township meetings on Saturday August 14 with a county convention on August 18 at Enet's School House at 1 PM, conducted in German. The undersigned report receipt of a 30 present from Hon. Wu Saxven to Democrats, a bound volume of the Congress on Globe and Appendix for reference, to be examined at WW. S. Rose's office. Col. Sewyer will Jesse acknowledge thanks for his twelve soldiers. S. ROSE, MH. NICHOLS, August 10, 1547.
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The Primary Meetings Demand Broad Democratic Attendance
We expect higher township meeting attendance next Saturday and urge every democrat to attend without bias or local influence to fulfill their duty conscientiously. The outcome will depend on honest participation and mindful voting.
Democratic County Urges Unity and Caution in Candidacy
A old partisan notice urges Democrats to remain vigilant and unified as the county convention decides nominees. It warns against factional extremes, backs union, and calls residents to support the eventual nominees. Also notes upcoming Putnam County Convention in Kalida on September 14 and township meetings September 11.
Democracy of Mardin County Primary Meetings Announced
The Democracy of Mardin County will hold primary meetings on the first Saturday in September at 2 PM. Delegates will be chosen for the convention, with the session to occur on the following Monday after Keaton.
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Leatherman Declines Auditor Candidacy in 1847
Michael Leatherman announces to friends and the public that he has urged others toward county office but withdraws from the canvass to preserve harmony. He notes his support for the Convention nominees and declines any candidacy this fall, expressing gratitude for past kindness and urging unanimity in the party. August 5, 1847.
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Public refutes falsehoods over Black Laws and county pledge
W S Rose declares circulating slanders blaming him for abolitionist ties and urging repeal of Black Laws. He denies writing letters to Mercer County or Union Township or pledging against the new county, stating he follows democratic instruction and majority will. Includes a note on Allen County male enumeration for 1843 and 1847.
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Ohio
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Union Township
Wapauekonnetta
W. S. Rose
Allen County
Federal Character Editor Supports Taylor Reinforcements
A news summary notes editorials claim Gen Taylor received reinforcements and that General Sent-ti a faced a tough stance. It cites a general order from Taylor authorizing five regiments and two battalions, with more troops en route. Payroll records reportedly show 30,000 men in Mexico as of July 16, and residents recall debates about prior troop movements and opposition figures.
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Nesman
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Pennsylvania Politicking and Federal Critique in a Daily Statesman Note
A Western Pennsylvania visitor expresses strong support for Francis Shunk, likening the sentiment to old Hickory era zeal while railing at Federalists. He claims Shunk will win Pennsylvania, mocks unnamed anti Democrats, and mentions financial misdeeds and a New York City figure absconding with funds. The Daily Statesman reports a proposed sale price of 37 60 per annum for a daily paper, promising broader news coverage.
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Francis Shunk
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Colainte
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Basi
Fragmentary New Argus tale and scattered clippings
The readable text cites a list of states and a reference to a press version, alongside a disjointed narrative about a young woman in an intercontinental pursuit and a mysterious coin. The passages are fragmentary with no clear coherent event or date.
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