Arrival of the Milernia brings news from Europe
The Milernia arrived at Jeremy Chvawe on Saturday afternoon with late European dispatches. In Ireland the government dismissed Smith Parien for taking part in repeal movements as the Queen plans a summer visit to Ireland to ease tensions. A Madrid insurrection failed with thirty four insurgents shot. Denmark blocks German ports prompting potential British and French interference to halt the disruption.
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Denmark
England
France
France and Rome on war and political upheaval
France orders coast defenses and regiments as Lamartine’s crackdown on communists continues. In Rome the Papal States push for war against Austria while papal and civic authorities clash over the Pope’s response amid ministerial resignations. Reports mix claims of a revoked war declaration and possible provisional government.
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Slan der Nominating Controversy In Zanesville Courier
The Zanesville Courier defends Gen Cass against federalist charges and notes his early service and Democratic roots. It argues the editor is new to central Ohio and disputes claims of Federalist leanings amid a local legislative race and jury trial context.
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Brevet Promotions and Baltimore Convention Notes
Brevet promotions honor gallant service with several officers advancing by brevet across the Army. General Worth outlines war aims and policy stances including independence, treasury, tariff, and free trade. The Baltimore Convention selects Gen. Lewis Cass for president and Gen. William O. Butler for vice president, with Morrison and others noted. Cass praised as a strong candidate and Butler as a capable ally.
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PROPERTY OF WOMEN AND MARRIAGE LAW LACKING BALANCE
A Saturday Post roundup notes the New York marriage law favors husbands, not wives, over property and debts. It highlights letters from The Literary World illustrating the one sided rules with jokes about rent, housing, schooling, and “cigar money.” The piece critiques male control and urges legislative fixes for wives.
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Saturday Post
Gen Cass and the Oregon settlers
Prominent advocate Gen Cass urged federal protection for Oregon emigrants and territorial government to curb hostilities. His stance aimed to shield pioneers from savage attacks, but Congress failed to act, leaving settlers vulnerable to murder and tragedy on the frontier.
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New Constitution Advocated Despite Old-Fashioned Views
The Ohis Patriot argues for a new constitution citing that the current document was not voted on by the people and was adopted by a small convention. It notes Ohio was sparsely populated and underdeveloped at the time, left behind by progress and compares it to a bygone era.
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Rhode Island
Ohio Volunteers Lead Three Political Giants in 1840 Election
A note recalls Gen. Cass, Gen. Butler, and Lt. John B. Weller as Ohio figures who commanded volunteers in the war and in the defense of the country. It links their wartime leadership to support for Cass, Butler, and Weller in the upcoming election, praising Ohio’s historical backing of national defense.
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Ball Room Ordeal Of A Napoleonic Guest
A five year old Georgia wedding tale recounts a lavish party at the Mejor residence where a guest named Bill P., famed for his distinctive head and long curls, suffers a comical misadventure. He tries to step through a doorway in a crowded ball room, sheds a boot, and tumbles into the hall causing alarm and startled screams among guests.
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