Cambria brings London dates and global news
The Cambria arrives from Liverpool after a fourteen day voyage with London and Liverpool dates. The Queen opens Parliament on the 4th with the speech from the Throne. Notable items include tariff reform proposals, sugar duty reductions, repeal of several taxes, and a 430 item free list. Mention is made of Sydney Smith's death, shipping news, and various European affairs including France, Switzerland, and India China dispatches.
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Sarmivalor
Cambria
Sudhing
Bonk
Tueddey
Liverpool
London
Sydney Smith
Green Street
Duc de Broglie
France
Lushington
England
Inguaxp
Repel Association
Washington
Baltimore
O'Connell
Catholic College of
Chamber of Deputies
Secret Service
Chambere
Pontusar
Lisbon
Moxoces
Sweden
Denmark
Morocco
Great Britain
Switzerland
Loyas
Council of State of
Lausane
Popular Assembly
Canton of
Vaud
Drvey
Grand Council
India
Caina
Marseilles
Tadin
China
Herce Singh
Jella Pandit
Msaul
Europe
Prince Albert
Louis Phillippe
Talleries
Lord Brougham
Volaire
Paria
Whig gains and Democrats lose across counties report
The Evening Journal notes Whigs gain ninety two across twenty seven counties while four hundred fifty four Supervisors are elected, implying Democratic losses. It cites smaller Whig majorities in some towns and questions the party’s statewide support, contrasting with anticipated annexation and Texas issues.
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Jonah
Aslea
Foy Aundred
Eles Gione
Texas
the Evening Journal
Good News from Jersey in Election Returns
Trenton March 18 reports show Whigs victorious in Southern Counties elections. Burlington County elected 18 of 19 Whigs, all 24 Freeholders. Salem Camden and Monmouth counties also send encouraging results as the Jersey Blues again act the ball in motion.
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Burlington County
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Salem
Camden
Monmouth
Jersey Blues
War in Delaware Letter Reports Looming Attacks
Extract dated Delhi March 7 describes heightened danger near a village with 300 armed or drilling residents, reports of Indians seen nearby, church break in and arson attempts, and calls for swift action. Mentions Sheriff, Middletown Griffen, Oswego mayoral race, and resignation of Rochester candidate Keeler amid unrest.
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Delaware
Delhi
Kortright
Speriff Griffen
Middletown
Ald. Journal
Fair and Benevolent Society Fair Plans Mentioned
The notice invites villagers to the N B Hampliny house on Eagle Street Thursday the 4th for organizing efforts for the Mechanics Fair. The Ladies Benevolent Society of Trinity Church hosts an evening fair at the Marshall House with crafts and goods, urging broad patronage and support from the community. The piece also notes a growing Michigan wool industry, praising a Battle Creek factory and Mr. Wallace for Cassimere cloth, and comments on recent state election results and politics in Michigan.
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Drees
Oswego
Mechadten Pais
Marbhat
N.B. Hampliny
Camp
Becty
Ladies Benevolent Society
Trinity Church
Marshall House
Wallace
Iain Marie
New England
William Wallace
Battle Creek
Gvin
Nominations Confirmed in Senate Without Opposition
The Baltimore American reports on March 19 1945 that nominations before the Senate were confirmed today without opposition, except for W H Shaler for Consul in China and John H Peen.
Bradley and Black Chip Face Backlash Over Taxim of Honor
A murky dispute outlines Bradley seeking aid from the Attorney for Kimnelf, provoking indignation toward his ally Black Chip who recruits Wilson to expose alleged bad faith. Reports claim Bradley and associates misuse eliquatty and shabby behavior. Washington and Cleveland references appear as blamed contexts.
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Bradlayy
Kimnelf
Black Chip
Bradley
Wilson
Jane
Washington
Cleveland
Pad
Black “Chip
Legislature adjourns amid critique of state spending
The Michigan Legislature adjourned after a long session amid fierce public reproach. Critics claim excessive stationery and supplies bills, inflated personal perks for clerks, and misused funds by the sergeant at arms and committee chairs. They warn readers to scrutinize the new appropriations and tax plans as costs rise.
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Messrs. Bagg & Harmon
Dorr
Oregon
Texas
U.S
Ozro Buckingham
Ang
Siver
Deraorr
Manca
Michigan
Senate
Gould
N. Grant
Political Notes and Appointments in Early Congress
Reports from Washington detail the Texas annexation debate with Johnston and Bates voices, and Governor Woodbridge voting nay on a rejection. Senator Davis and Cameron are noted in succession moves. John McReynolds named lighthouse superintendent on Lakes, and a Lexington poisoning case involves a descendant of Cassius M. Clay. Zollverein treaty postponed. Delaware County arms transfer sent from the Arsenal to the sheriff amid security escorts.
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Berrien
Geor
U. S. Senate
Yeas
Nsgé
Geni Oid
Ing
Gov
Woodbridge
Congress
Texas
United States
Alzina Merrill Grieves in Byron Funeral Sermon
In Buffalo on February 10 did Alzina Merrill 26 years old daughter of Asa Merrill wed Lucien B. Terry of Buffalo. After a residence in the village she declined to death from consumption. She was mourned as a Christian wife sister and mother by husband friends and clergy at her Byron funeral and burial near her mother’s grave awaiting the resurrection morning.
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Buffalo
Alzina
Asa Merrill
Lucien B. Terry
Terry
Valley of Death
Byron
Byron, the Place of Her Birth. the Rev. Mr. Bolles
Batavia
State authorization to secure judgment with bank certificates
A legislative report discusses authorizing the governor to issue state certificates bearing interest to satisfy judgments against the state, similar to creditor certificates. a second reading follows. Henry Walker Big is named as new Attorney General, replacing the incumbent Farnsworth who is expected to become Indian Agent. Marengo marriage notice: Allen Witevr to Buzanera Days, by Alfred Kit Esq.
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Bennie
Logan
Uni Biates
Bank of Pennsylvania
Winauty Ht
Winda
the & Qatian
Ciregit
Lauer
Jy 1
Henry Walker
Gehan
Farnsworth
Indian Agen
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Far Steele
Loco
Gulby
Hoyt
Sheele
Woodbury
Hale
Eaton Bugle
Charlotte
Eaton
County
William Johnston
Polk
Tyler
Kalamazoo Gazelle
Ewing
Gilbert
Wall ‘Street
Logofoco
Sodom
Nolens Volens
Ines
Ke Hon. Isaac ©. Bates
U. S
Massachusetts
John Davis
Cameron
J. S. Sentor
Pennsylvania
James Buchanan
John McReynolds
The
Kentucky Review
Gassius M. Clay
Lexington
R. M. Saunders
Cave Johnson
Lieu. Jour
Upshur
Baff. Com
Delaware County
State
Wright
That County
Albany Republican Artillery
Ald. Argus
New York
Whig Caucus
Marshall
Coun House
Isaac Loomis
E.G. Squiers
A.G. Butler Connaw
Prisping
A. Haskell
New
Marshall and
Mershall House
Times
Ih Marshall Mutual Insurance Company
Svid Zompney
Board of Direulors
James M. Parsons
Sec
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Abraham Biddle
Sidney Ketchum
Jace L. Ketchum
Marshal
Gathoun
Calhoun
Noch
Cody
Bayne Johnson
San'y i Ladd
Georgec Gibhs
Geo. C. Gibbs
Astany
Eoc. Gibbs
Geo, C. Gibbs
First Circuit
Samuel
Henry D. Garrison
Eleanor
Garrison
Walter H.bessiey
Eleabor Naghee
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Underwood
John T. Adams
William _ M. Peck
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