Arrival of the Cambria and Transcontinental News
St Johns New Brunswick Sept 20 The Cambria arrived at Halifax last evening sailing from Cork on the 8th Cholera is spreading across the continent with 40 Berlin deaths daily Hungarian fortresses Comorn and Peterwardein hold out under Klapka Meanwhile Russian generals discuss terms for capitulation German and French moves dominate Vienna Munich and Frankfort relate to the German question. Paris notes delays in Italian affairs and a French minister moves to New York.
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Loxpox
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College of Cardinals
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Cony Mannsz
Wasutscrox
New York
Remarkable Lowell visit praised by Pavan Maruen
Pavan Maruen writes to the mayor of Lowell expressing delight in the city’s prosperity. He extols American manufacturing progress and factory management, praising workers and female assistants, and contrasts domestic industry with aristocratic dowries. He quotes a hotel reception and remarks on Devons and Mereford-eds.
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Pavan Maruen
Lowell
America
Mass Whig County Convention Call in Sandusky County
The Whigs of Sandusky County schedule a mass convention at the Court House in Lower Sandusky on Saturday September 20 to nominate Auditors, Sheriff, Coroner, Commissioner, Surveyor and Poor House Director. The notice urges unity among Whigs and supporters of equal rights to ensure a strong organization.
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Sandusky County
Friends of Equal Rights and Privileges
Lower Sandusky
Joan L. Greene
R B. Hays
C. BR. McCulloch
K. H. Hershey
Jacob Kridler
J. & Bouki
Wiig
Sumco
To the Polls One Week From Next Tuesday
Editorial urges all voters to support Whig nominees and good laws in the upcoming election. It condemns personal attacks and defends character while pressing for responsible ballot choices and adherence to just tax and banking policies.
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Wood
Wilson
New Orleans
Board of Health
President Taylor to Visit Boston in Fall
A Boston letter from Alderman Pope describes an interview in New York and asserts Taylor has not abandoned plans to visit Boston this fall once his health is restored.
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Boston
Ilvink
Alderman Pope
New York
Fight on Fight Ever Emphasizes Vigilance and Liberty
The piece urges perpetual vigilance to defend liberty, urging citizens to vote and stand firm as freemen. It declares lifelong commitment to the cause, rejects surrender, and calls for continued resistance in defense of constitutional rights and Whig-era principles.
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Bea Ste
Freeman
Vermont Coalition Stirs Debates On Free Principles And Whig Ties
The Vermont scene features voices from The SLY and The Courier criticizing a failed coalition of reformers and Whig loyalists. They argue the merger was selfish and unprincipled, aimed at preserving old morality, with references to New York politics and San Diego district delegates. The piece highlights tensions over liberty, slavery duties, and party alignment amid a turbulent political season.
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Coarier
Fece
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Zachary Taylor
Baer Vista
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Oebeher
Vian
Whig Party
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Verutant
Ison
Burgei
N.Y
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Wiesiker
San Diego
San Doig
Weller
Democratic Pioneer Editorial Team Receives Support
The paper lauds the Democratic Pioneer editors Messrs. Smithwood Giles for ongoing publication and mutual aid. It urges sustained backing for the publication and notes a forthcoming subscribers list and county candidate endorsements from Unie county. A harsh critique of a rival editor appears amid fragmented civic remarks.
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Smithwood Giles
Unie County
The Corn Crop and Local Prosperity
A brief note on corn crop prospects this season in the county, praising local efforts and comparing favorably with Wyandot county. Includes a death notice for Charles W. Holden proprietor of Holden's Magazine in California, who died June 13 on the Upper Sacramento from bilious dysentery after several days of illness.
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Charles W. Tlolden
Holden's
I Calisfornia
Disorderly Delegates Debate Baltimore Platform In Civil War Era
A local Democratic activist column questions a contested resolution endorsing the Baltimore platform of 1848 amid the Seceded Convention at Mc Cutchenville. The piece cites confusion during the debate, claims about passage, and critiques Weail and his allies while referencing Wilmot Proviso positions and a Verses poem by an unnamed author.
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Summinsky
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Seneca
Hancoch
Wyandot
Elim Jhim
Whig Bell Governor Claim in Texas Debate
An 1830s style note quotes Houston Mercury asserting Peter H. Bell, claimed Whig Governor elect of Texas, with support from Cal Bell who supposedly campaigned for Taylor last year. A Texas local paper promises to reveal next week the plot by which Whigs allegedly secured Bell’s election.
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Houston Meresntlle
Peter HL Bell
Cal
Bell
Taylor
Huntsville Banser
Kennedy Cleared of Defaulter Claim in St Louis Audit
In St Louis on Sept 21 the city auditor uncovered that Augustine Kennedy, once labeled a defaulter for eight thousand dollars, was actually owed two thousand dollars plus interest after a former auditor credited him ten thousand. The correction emerged from examination of an old day book, ending the misimputation and exposing a city error in Kennedy’s final accounts.
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