Debates on Texas Annexation and Slavery Statehood
Fragmented remarks debate whether Congress must consent to forming new states from Texas and whether annexation of Texas is constitutional. Speakers challenge equal rights of slave and free states, question the pledge of admitting new slave states, and discuss federal authority, with references to Calhoun and Webster era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd
Massachusetta
Congress
Texas
Massachusetts
Webster
Silvann
Lexus
United States
Senate
Fonte
California
Sewann
Tom
Weneran
Wiist Fennd
Sewaap
T'azas
Syrolina
Cannes
Slave
Threa
Georgia
Fryanius
Free States
Vattel
Departures for California listed by local company
A morning gathering announced another company shipment to California and published the names of all who have left in recent days. Gen Hay and many officers and enlisted men from Marshall and surrounding towns are listed, with additional detachments and neighbors noted. Albany Journal reports Gov Fish appointing Henry W. Taylor of Canandaigua as Associate Justice of New York Supreme Court to succeed the late Judge Maynard, who will also serve on the Court of Appeals.
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California
Gen. Hay
A. C. Parmelee
Capt
Q McIntyre
Jas. Howey
Marshall
J.T. Bunn
J.ames
Marengo
F. Rogers
Wm. Johnson
W. Rogera
J. Hunhtook
L. Conta
Samuel Parrish
Charles Harvey
Leonard Fitzgerald
Cadden
R. Cudden
Norton
Brace
Jona. Wade
Geo
Collins
Z. Sidmore
J. D. Robinson
H. Gallup
I. van Ness
Watrous
WW. Ives
Hahn
M.D
Mr.Yarding
Mr. Cronin
Bochman
G. W. Thorntons
J. Randolph
John Cuyhkendell
New York
Jathmue
Albany Journal
Gov. Fish
Henry W. Taylor
Canantaigua
N. Y
Supreme Court of New York
Maynard
Taylor
Court of Appeals
Fowler Lectures Expected in Marshall and County Delegates Named
Notice notes O S Fowler will deliver a course of phrenology lectures in the village drawing public curiosity. A county meeting at Morehall House on Saturday March 20 selected delegates to represent the county at the state convention for revising the constitution. The nominees are Joseph Frink Darius Clerk Geo W Pratt Dana Stone Charles Dickey Geo S Wright J I Wells Robt Williamson Philo Dibble.
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O. S. Fowler
Detroit
Marshall
Tin County
Morehall House
Joseph
Rink
Darius Clerk
Geo. W. Pratt
Dana Stone
Charles Dickey
Geo
Wright
J. i. Wells
Robt. Williamson
Philo Dibble
Bill to shield citizens from slaveholders arrests
A copy of Hon E Hussey's bill in the House aims to limit the arrest or capture of fugitive slaves to the slaveholder or their authorized agents with US officers assisting. It proposes bond requirements to curb illegal exactions and argues pursuit by federal officers degrades liberty. H M Ringsbury is named as Eaton county agent for subscribers and map services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon E. Hussey
House of Representatives
United States
Gov. Barry Opposes Emigration Agent Plan in State
The governor argues against a formal emigration agent program noting funding limits and dependence on borrowing. He contends settlers decide destinations before arrival and warns against inflating expectations about our natural advantages. Indiana, with agents in New York and Germany, has attracted thousands of emigrants, including wealthier German and Dutch groups, deemed superior to other classes.
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Thompson
Barry
New York
Germany
Holland
Indiana
United States
Pring
Notices of Papers and Periodicals in April issue
A distressed mosaic of periodical notes notes on The Mother's Magazine for April, The Ladies Journal and Odd Fellows Magazine, North Western Temperance paper, American reprints, Detroit Daily Tribune, Graham's Magazine and Saturday Post. Readers learn about subscriptions, pricing, and contents including temperance themes and literary works.
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Mother's
Hes‘perian
Odd Fellows
Friends of Literature
Brethren of
T Ihe
O. F
Puzez
Wellman’s
J. N. Ingersoll
Henry Burns
Detroit
North Western Dotter Weekly
Sons of Temperance
Brent
L. Scott & Co
N. York
Robert Southey
Muller
Central Railroad
Graham's Magazine
Ge, Rt
Graham
Longfellow, Lowell
Geo. D. Prentice
W. C. Bryant
Fennimore Cooper
Sigourney
Mra
Sebe Smith
Nesl
Osgood
Geo
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Michigan Legislature Sees Free Soil Clash Over Slavery
In a tense Michigan House session, legislators battled over free soil and pro slavery resolutions. General Romgens read a Cass letter, provoking sharp debates, printing of a thousand copies, and accusations of politically motivated moves amid party divisions. The scene ended with votes and adjournment as the issue of extending slavery remained hotly disputed.
Fragmentary note on institute meeting and dates
A partial OCR text hints at an institute event or meeting with mentions of the word institute and dates. The readable parts are sparse and unclear, offering little concrete detail beyond a probable gathering or schedule.
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Marifold
Parsons
Bureen
Prvce- Rey
Winsor
Bate
Shannan
Borran
Mer
Buren
Itf
Vader
Earth
Thomas Wildie
Odd Fellowship In
America
Baltimore
Kalamazoo
Wayne
Rochester
Toledo
Boston Post
John Dull
Friias
St. Louis
Washington Union
San Francisco
Hils
Sacramento
Sacramento Hospital
Sutter's Fort
Cancin
M. D
Fats
Huss
John O. Calhoun
Washington
Calhoun
Jackson
Wreeren
John W. Webster
de. W
Ee Westeday
Aprierie
Hol
H. M. Ringsbury
Eaton
County
Saturday Post
Mammoth Journal
Ryas
Free Soil
Casa
Mich Fens
Roannas
Ronens
Lis
Con
Cass
T Hey
Michigan
Stoukros
Wilmot
Pree-suilors
Democrat
Pierce
Wirngox
Preace
Lunca
Cray &C
Fai
Mean
Stoentay
Rome
Aran
Bede Pal
Tu Yen
B. Demorrityas Barlow
Beers
Hail
King
Moxy
Leacet
Paseed
Tonia Inet
Jacha
Embrag
Hans
Borassbe Barlow
Kime
Morton
Uarriv
Speth
Pacacs
Ter
Walwo
Hs Day
Issac Newton
Golver Institute
Fauve
AES
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