Great Chartist meeting in London and petitions presented
London Chartist gathering proceeded without government interference though tensions rose over Ireland and Ireland English relations. The day featured a large turnout, a petition to Parliament, and discussions of a national memorial and potential action if the petition failed.
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London
New York
Faitor
The
Ohio Statesman
America
England
Ireland
O'Connell
John Rowell
Afr O'Connell
John Russell
Vance
Holmein
Steswick
Flensburgh
Giermany
fKirg
Pinasia
Prosia
Denmark
Uesse
Cologne
Koeg
Sardina
Charles Albert
Tomdvardy
Duchy of
Posen
Germany
Holland
Belgia
Bessin
Rome
Palermo
Milan
Trang al
Russia
Europe
Tuckey
St Phen
GT Rangary
St. Petersburgh
Liverpool
Fiour
Great Britain
Reynolds
Derby
Kensington Common
House of Commins
Arthy
Chivers
Aleg
Lee
Jon
Ami
Cris
Lansiey
Late American Victory Report From New Mexico
Telegraphed dispatches recount an American victory at Menenlia with captured prisoners and casualties. Governor Bodge announces a proclamation adoption by a large majority, while Congress debates and the public mood remains tense amid ongoing debates.
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New Mexico
St Lovie
Priceburgh
Hartic
Menenlia
Chibashea
Bedses iv
Ne Beers
Union
Wiscon.ia
Bodge
Congress
C. Mise
Poland Reemerges as Europe’s Potential Bulwark
The article argues that Europe favors Polish nationality as Prussia and Austria weaken. Poland is seen as a future shield between foes, with a history of resisting Russian power. It envisions Poland restoring its ancient borders and rallying brave European hearts against the Czar’s forces.
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Europe
Poland
Prussia
Aussia
Russia
Free trade triumph sparks revenue optimism in tariff debate
The piece claims tariff reform will steadily meet Treasury estimates with 26.5 million in receipts from customs and 1.49 billion for public lands planned through May. It notes forecasters like Meson and Webster are contradicted, while Walker’s figures are seen as realized. A dialect tale follows about a cow and a choking mishap with comic dialogue.
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Comoins
Secretary of the Treasury
Walker
Campaign reflections and Cassius Clay critique in Argus editorial
The article critiques Cassius Clay and his allies, contrasting them with Henry Clay and the Democratic stance. It discusses political manipulation, shifts in Federalism, and the risks of aligning with the Native American and slaveholding factions, warning readers about corrupt tactics.
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Cassius M. Clay
Clay
Gall
Cassis
Cassius
Henry
Henry Clay
Raleigh
Crasiva
Cassine Bol
Taylor
Ashland
Ratage
Eheays
Democratic party unity urged for national victory
The piece argues for Democratic unity amid infighting and warns Republicans split by sectional jealousy. It urges harmony in state and county nominations and predicts victory if Democrats heed wisdom and march in unison.
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Democratic Party
Thie Union
N. York
Empire
Lanner
Taylor
Court of Common Pleas Indicts Plea Guilty in Larceny Case
In the Court of Common Pleas session last week Robert Morsis pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced to twenty days confinement in the jail dungeon with bread and water. Edward Louthridge was bound over for peace for one year. In State of Ghia v Temach the defendant was found guilty of assault and battery and fined three dollars plus costs. Leon Broom faced multiple liquor indictments and was fined twenty dollars per count and costs. Other assault and battery indictments were settled with fines. The civil list was deemed unimportant.
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Robert Morsis
Comron
Edward Louthridge
Abram Shellenbsrges
Rico
State of Ghia
Charles W. Temach
Leon Broom
Scenne
Conflicting Letters Over Ringete Appointment Claim
A letter to the Kalids Venture editor contests a report that William Sawyer received the Charge d Affaires post. He asserts no vacancy existed and the president offered no appointment. The piece critiques a County Convention column for its harsh portrayal. Virginia election notes mention Democrats' Senate and House figures.
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Wm. Sawyer Bee
Kalids
Ted
Ringete
The Scott Correspondence and Political Controversy
The piece comments on Federalists and Whigs reacting to Gen Lett’s correspondence with the War Department. It praises Gen Lett’s wartime record, cites his accusations against the administration, and notes public reactions. Also mentions land office death in Upper Sandusky and Democratic nominating conventions in Baltimore and Frederick County Maryland.
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Gen. Lett
War Department
Trist
Dan
Tes
Jacheon
Gaines
Mexico
Democratic County Convention and Federal Convention Motions
The Democratic County Convention drew about two hundred delegates in a public session. The Federal Convention met in the recorder's office and delivered resolutions cited by the Reporter as federal sentiment. A Chartist Convention is noted to be held despite prohibition, with a procession of 20,59? and a petition nearing five million signatures.
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Recorder’s Office
Newman
Whigs Question Relationship Between Cassius and Clay
Whigs deny ties between Cassius and Henry Clay. A hint urges the party to pick men who can bear and speak truth at Democratic meetings. The idea warns against sending a biased woman to report, citing Mrs Newman's blunder at the Democratic convention.
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Cassius
Henry Clay
Dame Newman
Lewis Cass and his presidential nomination in 1830s era politics
A lengthy, opinionated sketch recalls Lewis Cass born 1782 in Exeter New Hampshire and rising from early Ohio law to military and political leadership. It highlights his roles in the War of 1812, governorship of the Michigan Territory, and influential stance on national issues, ending with reflections on his capacity to win or lose the Baltimore Convention nomination.
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Baltimore
New Hampshire
Cass
Wayne
Marietta
Zanesville
Lewis Ussa
Exeter
Ohio
Meigs
Magella
Csr
Burr
Alexico
New Orleans
Seale
Washite
Jefhson
Case
Tte
Hell
3D Regiment of
Ohio Volunteers
Detroit
Hull
Col Coss
Harrison
Michigan
Wss
Harrion
Greenville Tresty
Gen. McArther
Rervals
Leva
Cana
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Eiter
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Ieee
Bale
Conan
HJ Nichols
Ievivai
Valle
Argus
CCF
the Argus
Court OF Common Ples
Ira
Abs. Newman
C. G.galisco
Virginia
Ro Fae Ay
Negeet
New York Herald
Scott
Pravy McEcvaise
Upper Sacdusky
Canson
Levi Weaibory
CF Fe
Frederick County
Maryland
Casa Ft
Pillow
Pettiion
Dayton Empire
Lewis Cass
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