Taylor's Expected Tour and Public Hearings on Policy
Washington correspondence notes President Taylor’s probable tour through the Northeast including Bedford in August and Pittsburgh on the way to his inauguration, with plans to visit Syracuse Agricultural Fair and interior Pennsylvania. It emphasizes his openness to public questions, support for tariff and a sound currency, and the aim to unify factions while promoting constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phehmeat Taylor
Washington
Philadelphia
New England
Bedford
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
N.Y
Jes Bosides
Uyak
Offis
Taylor
Merreevary
Whig Party
Laylor
Uis
New Remedy and Cholera Rumor From St Louis Letter
Freemen reprint from the St Louis Union and Louisville Democrat discusses a claimed remedy for cholera involving ash ley and water, then shifts to commentary on Canada annexation, French and Haitian affairs, and political disputes. Mentions Capt. Chas Ross, Pestalozzi, and Plank Road progress in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Union
Louisville Democrat
E.W
Carn
Ray
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St Lous Caine
Chas Ross
The Mails and Political Misdirection
The piece mocks Democratic criticism of postmaster removals and mail irregularities. It argues the cries are a pre concerted plan to embarrass the administration, notes improved paper delivery under current regime yet promises better once Whigs staff offices. It accuses Democrats of obstruction by Lochface postmaster and hints at appealing to Gen Taylor or Judge Colamar for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Gen. Taylor
Colamar
Here
Columbus
Debate Over Gen Bell's Removal From Port Collector Post
A Democratic critique laments General Bell's removal as Collector of the Port, praising his integrity while condemning Democratic opposition and Taylorites. The piece argues Whigs are unjustly barred, notes local sentiment toward the new collector Cheland, and mocks Democratic assertions as misjudged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Bell
Sandusky City
Cheland
Liberty and Equality in Our Union Government
A compact reading explains Liberty and Equality as the Union’s water-words guiding a representative republic. Citizens elect legislators and presidents, avoiding wild democracy and chaos. Slavery is treated as a constitutional state choice. attacks on the government are warned as alarmist. The piece urges restraint by laws and elections to revise them, preserving orderly governance. The author cites the Sandusky Democrat article as historical warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lishimnen
Maine
Jimy McGee
Pat MecGarlin
Pat
Jimmy McGee
Weil
Dims
Jimmy
Pat Metarlin
Canada
United States
Montreal
Globe
Dominions
Great Beilain
Canadas
St. James
Lord Elgin
St Johns
Chambry
Great Britain
Canady
The
Freeman
South Carolina
Missouri
Democrat
France
Confederation of
Thi
the Freeman
Sandusky Democrat
Evenings Post views on Clay Benton split and southern mood
The Evening Post argues that Mr. Clay and Mr. Benton are causing party rifts in Kentucky and Missouri as Southern politicians face a wind of popular favor. It notes the southern press shifts on slavery in major cities, while the broader country shows less change due to limited information and reduced readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank Road
Pease
The
Plank Road Company
Ohio
Evening Post
Clay
Benton
Kentucky
Missouri
Post
Charleston
Richmond
Candidate list for Congress in Tiffin area revealed
A letter to Tiffin readers names seven or more candidates for Congress and lists their past offices. The piece suspects authorship, notes editor Breslin and Sweeny involvement, and reports local reactions. Also included is Clay’s Cleveland Free Soil Convention letter dated June 16 1850 opposing slavery expansion while urging unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tillin
Dickinson
Locofocos
G. J. Bon Selisees
Waa Ta Mise
Joshua Seuney
Henry 0. Birh
Joul W. Wilsom
John G, Reali
Keen
Justice of Thy Peace
Andrew Lugenbed
Joshua Seeney
Henry Cronise
Weary G
Fiat
Joel W. Wilson
John G. Breslin
Seneca Advertiser
Townshend
Bias House of
Caning Beaslin
Breslin
Sandusky
Soneph Maal Amos E
Wyandot
Larwill
Geo Sweeny
Crawford
Fois
Wiltom
Senate
Amos
Wood
Lugenbeel
Breslig
Oxnise
McC
Amon Clay
Cleveland
South
Henry Clay
Asataxa
New Mexico
California
Sam
Clay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main Street
Fourth
Boone
Ehough
de Layyees
Fowrth Street
Tassoma Ese
Salem Seazette
Fouke, Bitter and Publisher
Lower Sandusky
Cayes
Coffie
Soloque
Pestanotz—Pestalonai
Newhoff
Switzerland
Newhof
Chiildren
Pestalozzi
Ieciena
Vermont
Jolie & Robinson
Reuniar Tucker
Virginia
Wrenchy U
Bing
Swose
Luca Fico
Mmes
Supreme Court
Seneca
Erie
Huron
Onawa
Laces
Lower
Sandusky Freeman
Lippard
Sriing Vipsophles Bs
Mr. Lippard
Zack
Freman
Jim
Eld
Friend Smith
Swissamat
Locofoco Press
Kendall
Nims
Betts
Vida
Dink
Kirthind
Lux Place
Messrs. Ivo
Camel Committee
Thos
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