Tie Loganport Telegraph Published February Saturday H Lasselle
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26 Jun 1847
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Newspaper
Logansport Telegraph
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1847
Page
1
Advertisement notice for a weekly publication with terms for a ten line square and yearly advertising discounts, noting setup and rates and liberal discounts for long-term contracts.
A fragmentary poem titled Warship of Peace expresses sorrow for famine and fever yet invokes mercy as a ship bearing life rather than death. It envisions Columbia's name echoed on hills while decrying war and praising enduring friendship and relief across the sea.
Aerials of editorial opinion accuse locofoco papers of pro war schemes and discuss church property seizure in Mexico to fund fighting. Brig. Gen. Lane publishes a detailed Indiana brigade account of Buena Vista with praise for troops, gunners, and officers and notes on retreat orders and battlefield actions.
Logan urges public debate on the Mexican war asking why the conflict has continued, whether peace on American terms is possible, and if a strategic retreat to seize key points and curb trade could force peace without conquest. He condemns the war’s costs and calls for Congress to act.
In Saltillo the appearance of Col Fauntleroy leads to Col May’s suspension. The piece voices anger at Polk and Taylor’s opponents, argues Old Rough and Ready will decide, and notes Whig reactions on Gen Scott’s possible presidential bid.
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