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Newspaper

Lima Argus

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1847

Page

2

Alten County township meetings and tribute to fallen volunteer Trogar

In Alten County a Saturday meeting schedule is listed for the 14th and a County Convention on the 18th at 9 A M. Samuel A Baxter and Daniel Bowers are licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court. A memorial for Prederick Traegar of the Gt Olio Valley recalls his brave service in the war, his death at sea, and the sorrow of his family and friends in New Orleans and Alten County.

Samuel A. Baxter Legion of the Supreme Court Lamasesiveday Trogar Allen County Ciaciensti Col. Mobe Bartley Brogis Metancraa Carsargo Fred Ballis Hanor Abe Ciupe New Ussesse

Progress of liberal principles in Europe and America

An essay praising liberal progress across nations, noting historic shifts from protective theories to modern reforms. It extols elective judiciary notions in New York, calls radicalism a defining age trait, and argues for reducing conservative checks to empower the people’s virtue and intelligence.

Europe America Cr’ den England Patrivis Kor Care Iroa Raters Philadelptia Aed Arsus Taly Branthes Cherch Bavaria Crade Paris Saze New York Agaio Empire State

Wealth of Our Nation Questioned in Proposals for Tariff Reform

An 1840 snapshot compares labor in agriculture and industry to argue against protective duties. It cites 3,717,766 tons handled by non agriculture sectors and 791,545 in manufacturing, urging advocates of tariffs to justify taxation as benefiting all, not just farmers, while noting manufacturers’ prosperity may be waning.

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General Taylor and the Presidential Question

A editorial reply argues Gen Taylor will not be a party candidate and warns on party pledges. It questions his availability and stance on democratic support, free trade, and Mexican policy, urging clear declarations on key figures and timeframes to avoid federalist manipulation.

Taylor Gen. Taylor Tartar Federsius el Democracy Tavis Cen Te Gerwin Cilley Davis Confort Mexico Democ Federal Party Liie Federsichs

President's Tour Draws Crowds to Northern Cities

Amid a lengthy visit, tea pointed figures and civic leaders welcomed the president with large crowds. Philadelphia and other centers showcased strong military and civic voices as officials prepared for a brief but pointed public appearance.

Monarchy in Mexico Topic Sparks Federal Debate

The Loudville Journal argues the U S should welcome a monarchy in Mexico as stability and protections for our government rights, criticizing republican governance and federal logic. In Ohio, Grand Jury indictments name Judge Sam Clark over license violations, while volunteers from the 1st Ohio Regiment return home amid high emotion and public reception.

Independence Day Celebration at Westminster Meeting

The anniversary of independence was celebrated at Westminster in this county on the third. Rufus Cosica presided as president with Captain Moses Patterson as president and Dr. Andrew McClure and others as vice presidents. G W Andrews of Lima gave the oration and a resolution was adopted to publish the proceedings in the Lime Argue and Lima Reporter and to supply copies of the oration. The meeting adjourned.

Westminster Rufus Cosica Esq Moses Fatterson Patterson Andrew McClure Michal Lestherman S. L. Wett Rufus Castes Esq West Sullivan G. W. Andrews Esq Lima Beyang Andrews Noses Patterson Prest. M. Leatuezuaz T R. Coates L. Watts

Epidemic Worries Vera Cruz Residents

The Voemito outbreak devastates Vera Cruz with violence centered in the city among foreign residents. The Medical Board notes very few deaths from the disease among the enemy while the San Juan d'Ulioa garrison remains entirely free from it.

Vera Cruz San Juan d’Ulioa

Reinforcements Reach Army With New Regiments

The 10th and 16th infantry totaling 2830 men and the 34 dragoons with 730 men have arrived at Metamora en route to Gen. Taylor's camp. An Ohio regiment and Indiana and Illinois troops will reach Breton in about ten days, all bound for Monterey. Majors Wall and Giddings seek authority in Washington to raise a battalion of volunteers from recently disbanded Ohio regiments.

Metamores Wall Giddings Ohio Washington

Fourth of July Celebrations Across Towns and Press Debate

The piece notes July Fourth celebrations at See 10 Westminster Wapaukonneita Allentown and other spots, but none in Lime due to economy jealousy and big feeling. It criticizes a local hospital for omitting Gen Scott’s proclamation to Mexicans and mocks Whig papers while praising abstention. The Connecticut legislature votes against abolishing capital punishment, deeming hanging preferable for some cases.

Westminster Wapaukonneita Allentown de Sieubinville Hosil Gen. Scott Cadis Sentinel

Anti-Rent Violence Escalates Across New York District

The Anti-Rent district outrages grow bolder daily with robberies and murder attempts increasing. The text condemns the Federal party and mocks Joke Young as governor, accusing them of harming the people.

New York Federal Party

Senator Corwin Pursues Monterey Massacre Suspect

In Dayton last Monday Senator Corwin sought the soldier who killed the women at Monterey. He failed to find him among Dayton’s men and reportedly swallowed up the Indiana volunteers. If successful, a new feather would adorn his plume as he vows to hunt down the shooter.

Corwin Our City Purmat Monterey Dayton Indiana Seaator

RITCH E AND THE WHIGS IN THE UNION CRITICISM

The Washington Union article compares Whigs of 1647 with Federalists of 1812 and claims modern Whiggery aligns with ancient Federalism. It cites quotes from Federal papers and Whig papers to argue a unity of parties across eras in opposition to current war policy. The piece notes public reactions and editorial positions.

Washington Union Amius Cin Chronicle Opposton Uwon

Foreign items show royal separation and European upheaval

The Queen and King of Spain live apart amid divorce rumors as royal politics shift. Foreign powers push to pacify Portugal amid a revolutionary wave. Bavaria, Tuscany, and Sardinia consider liberal reforms, while Italian crowds demand papal and Austrian reforms. Grain prospects in Germany and Egypt rise, with naval and trade tensions across the Ionian and Mediterranean theaters.

Return of Ohio Troops Sparks Cincinnati Welcome

From the Army news arrives via Inez noting the 1st Ohio regiment has returned and was received with great enthusiasm in Cincinnati. The 2d Ohio were at New Siteans on the 16th and may be home in a few days.

Inez 1St Ohio Cincinnati 2D Ohio New

More Volunteers Arrive With Steamer Thomas Jefferson

The Cin. Enquirer notes the steamer Thomas Jefferson reached at 3 am with Lieut. Col. Weller Captains Long Ramsey and Moore Lieuts Kritchner and Howad and multiple companies of Rifles Mecheny Guards Cede Dayton German Dayton Butler Boys and others of the 1st regiment The Albatros was expected then arrived with Cadets Captain J S Armstrong and a Cadet company About 120 men from the 1st Ohio regiment arrived as well The report also cites the Baltimore Sun and Mississippi and Ohio River papers and includes a Vera Cruz letter.

Thomas Jefferson Col. Weller Long Ramsey Moore Kritchner Howad Iat Rifles Cede Deyton Press P. S Albatros J. 8. Armatrong Ohio Regiment

Attack on Mexican Guerillas Near Vera Cruz

Reported action details a Mexican guerrilla assault on a Vera Cruz bound wagon train. The attack damaged wagons and subsistence wagons, with 30 killed and 40 wagons destroyed while specie wagons escaped. Major reinforcements and naval reports accompany the chaotic narrative.

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