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Newspaper

Lima Argus

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1846

Page

2

Debating Oregon Treaty Fallout and National Pride in Congress

A speaker denounces Senate votes that would yield half of Oregon to Britain and Mexico, arguing Americans must defend western territory. He lauds past victory over England, warns against subservience, and criticizes Democrats and Republicans for compromising territorial rights to the Pacific Northwest. He cites Texas and western constituents and warns that future generations will recall these votes.

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Dispatches From Matamoras on Mexican War Front Actions

Late from Matamoras reports decree by Mexican government seizing goods via Matamoras and fixes duties. Detailing Gen Taylor's conduct, captured officers, and Mexican despatches. Notes elections for Walker’s company officers and general Paylor's aid to wounded Mexicans. Mentions Canales Almao y and Interactions with Mexican officers and U.S. troops near Reynosa. Keeps focus on military moves, captures, and relief efforts amid ongoing conflict.

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State Levy for 1836 and Oregon Emigrant Notes

Fram the Ohio Patriot reports a state levy dispute tied to 1836 funds, with discussion of tax transfers from Galintans county payers to cover expenses. It also covers Oregon migrant arrivals, early settlers in Oregon City, and reflections on Hudson's Bay Company deception. The piece includes obituary notes and references to Captain War and McNulty, detailing personal losses and community sentiments.

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Lims ARGUS Fry Spira Independence

Fragmentary verse lines describe a speaker seeking independence and bold self-reliance with imagery of a lion heart and eagle eye. The text is incomplete with surreal references and lacks clear events or entities.

Town Meeting Notices and Political Address Announced

FOR GUY RENOK David Ped. COP TOWNSIIP MEETINGS August 1 COUNTY COML ALING CONVEN Tion at Wapandonncita on Tuesday next August 4 Ben Metcalf Esq of Kalide will address Democracy at the Court House this evening.

COP Wapandonncita Ben, Metcalf, Esq Kalide

Oregon Spectator Reflects Prosperity and Local Details

In a 1846 Oregon City issue the Spectator notes thriving economy and moral laws, lists territorial officers like Governor Abernethy and Treasurer Couch, mentions two flouring mills and new towns Linn and Multnomah, and includes a letter from Col. James Taylor of Oregon City describing health, emigration prospects, and local living plans.

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