Battle of Santa Cruz de Rosales Chronicle
An American relief recounts General Price's march to Santa Cruz de Rosales near the Rio Grande. Urea’s advancing forces turn out false. Price attacks with about 700 troops, repels Mexican defense, captures artillery and arms, and commands surrender negotiations before retreating toward Chihuahua.
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Atrocities Reported in Yucatan Fallout
A Washington Union summary recounts brutal acts during Valladolid siege in Yucatan. Priests and officials killed, civilians ensnared in mass violences, with 30,000+ dead in scattered settlements. Don Justo Sierra and Manuel Sierra de O Reilly figure in the account. Nearby, a St Domingo update notes revolution in Aux Cayes forcing ministers to resign as insurgents seize control.
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Justo Sierra
Yucatan
Texas
Fucatan
Valladolid
Mauuel Sierra de O'Rieily
Yeeutan
Serca
Guaima
Bizife
Sodom
Gomorrah
Panacerrars
St Romingo
Aux Cayes
Col
Louis Jacquess
Uateilan
Arsine Aux Cafes
Test of Widgery at Cree Cupper in New York Me
At the Cree cupper in New York Me a humorous exchange unfolds about Gen. Tannor and a man’s nature. The crowd jokes about assessing a person as fish or fowl and a cabbie before a meal, eliciting laughter and playful commentary on digestion.
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New York
Ucawin
Gen
Tannor
Wisconsin politics and crop notes in the Marien Eagle
The Marien Eagle reports on Wisconsin and national Democratic sentiment, noting General Taveen’s Whig leanings, public expression of political views, and broad crop hopes. It also mentions Virginian political impacts and Allen County reactions to legislative gains.
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Wisconsin
Martins Detaxy editor aids Whigs in Mexican War debate
An ebony editor named Martix Detaxy of the Northern Star lectures in this city opposing the Mexican war. He argues the war unjust and points to racial hierarchies while attracting a mixed audience at Sixth Street Church. The piece praises his oratory and urges Whigs to embrace his views as a valuable asset.
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Democratic Convention Rejects Apportionment Bill
The Democratic Convention refuses to acknowledge the Apportionment Bill's validity or binding force. They intend to use the instrument only to defeat it, protesting it as null. The piece notes the democracy’s public declarations and insistence on proper attitude before the people.
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Democratic Convention
Honest Aged Editorial Heads Ohio Federal Papers
Fragmentary OCR notes show a resolution related to aging and editorial leadership at a substantial Ohio federal press group. The text mentions editorial heads and a policy or position on aging matters within the paper network.
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Ohio
Voice of Wing of 1O Praises Senator Corwin
Ohio Whigs endorse Thomas Corwin for United States Senate praising his oratory and statesmanship. They condemn Mexico War critics and align with his hard line on American volunteers. The convention questions whether Whigs will adopt Corwin's harsh sentiments and policies.
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Ohio
Congress
Thomas Corwin
Senate
United States
Thouars Corwin
Meio
Whig Convention Backs Clay Amid Contested Nominations
In May 1818, Argus Correspondence describes a Federal demonstration and a Whig convention where Henry Clay emerged as the preferred figure. The debate centered on Corwin and Scott for Congressional support, with factions arguing over loyalties, instruction resolutions, and potential alliances with Democrats who favored Wilmot Proviso. The tone critiques party pragmatism and perceived treachery in district politics.
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Henry Clay
Scott
Esau
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Clay
Corwin
Tom
Scout
Walker
Shelby
M.B. Newmen
Donkey Jr Sees End of Nose in Convention
Brayings from John Donkey Jr Esq of the Lima Reporter critique the Democratic Convention of the 10th as a grand fizzle. The rhetoric mocks Donkey Jr and his party, suggesting self-deprecating insights into the political scene and implied disappointment with the event.
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Lima
Juin Donkey Jr
John
Wartenbee Freed In Murder Case By Local Judges
The man Wartenbee, held on two murder charges, was discharged by Judges Adgate and Fay on Saturday. Paulding county authorities were notified to remove the prisoner but never claimed him, and no legal authority existed for his detention there. The policy of Paulding officials is questioned amid hopes for trial.
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Adgate
Fay
Paulding
Woerieclse
Democratic National Convention Opens in Baltimore
The Democratic National Convention met in Baltimore yesterday and will announce the party’s next presidential candidate by the next mail.
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Baltimore
Unclear fragmentary politics from US government debate
Fragmentary notes mention Wacatan and Wecatan people and a US government debate. Moonegan figure overshadows Senate discussions as Congress enacts actions deemed intolerable by some.
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Wecatan
United States
Moonegan
Old Zack and the Whigs Shakeup in 1840s Politics
The passage critiques the Whig party’s maneuvering around Taylor and Clay, accusing insiders of unscrupulous tactics and factional fatigue. It suggests Taylor’s rise pressures old hacks to rally behind a nominee while factions seek to topple rivals. The tone is partisan and editorial.
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Teylor
Louere
Clay
Himal
Buncombe Speeches in Congress Stop War Aid Delays
A political squabble over pensions and war policy dominates a Washington debate. Speeches deemed Buncombe are blamed for delaying vital legislation as critics attack administration conduct and demand focus on veterans’ pension payments and related measures.
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Mexico
Buncombe
Congress
Intendoes
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