Annexation of Texas contested by Senate and nation
The piece argues that the Senate must decide the Texas annexation treaty, noting party divisions over slavery and fear of sectional disruption. It cites Van Buren's northern supporters aiding southern pro‑slavery aims, warns against enlarging borders, and recalls Webster and Hogg debates on constitutionality and national bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bia
Senate
South
Mr. van Burer
Union
Worcester
Mass
Webster
Hogg
United States
Zuch
Van Buren's conduct during the late war debated
A critical piece questions Mr. Van Buren's actions in the war with Great Britain. The author accuses a rival paper of shielding an infamous liar and misrepresenting Van Buren's ties to the Federal Party. The column argues the debate centers on public trust and wartime conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Federaline
Ideni- Pistraston Et Jeffersons
God Paty
de Witt Clinton
York
Madison
Federal Party
van Buren
Col. Stane
Éd de Witt Clinton
Manzion
Col. Stone
Anne
Ily Sagacioua
Mortis ‘van Busen
Qld
Great Britain
Ball
Tariff Bill Debate Highlights Van Buren Influence
The piece argues Mr McKay's tariff bill aligns with Van Buren supporters and free trade aims. It warns of economic ruin from protectionist opponents and claims the plan would curb domestic industry, raise foreign imports, and harm farmers. The review notes specific duties and a looming September 1845 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Committee of Ways and Means
van Buren
Van
Congress
Judas
Europe
Atlantic
Sugat
Old van Lorem Agtes
Political Chloroma of Van Buren Free Trade Rhetoric
A volatile 1840 era piece rails at Van Buren and Free Trade, condemns English tailors, and defends Andrew Jackson. It dramatises party feuds, labor costs, and fears of foreign competition while recounting pistol duel lore and political accusations against Martin Van Buren and his allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Foco
van Burénités
Rey
St. Crispin
France
van Buren
Bex Pounder
Mr. Clay
Citley
Congress
Gray
Wise
Clay
Martin van Buren
Amos Kendall
Jackson
Dickinson
Gen. Jackson
Gen Jackson
Odd Senate Exchange on Tariffs and History Knowledge
A Massachusetts Senate session features Dr Gardner of Bristol, chair of the Education committee, misquoting a tariff on soft soap as fifty cents per pound. Another member corrects him, stating the duty is fifty barrels per million, prompting confusion and laughter. The chair sits down without a clear answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Marshall
Gardner
Bristol
Senate
Massachusetts
Louis Philippe
Napoleon
Dr. D
Committee On Education
Town Elections Report From Albion and Surrounding Towns
A long, partisan election summary notes the Locos leading in Albion and nearby towns with Whig and abolitionist opposition. Majorities range from small to moderate, local officials elected include supervisor, town clerk, justice, treasurer, and highway commissioner. The piece mocks the Liberty Party and suggests future contests, referencing April 1844 reports and countywide sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locos
Liberty
Manwatt
Loco
Hi. J. Phelps
Ataon
Frederick Wheelock
Albion
Barrie Creek
John Champion
Joe B. Marsh
Expounder
Emmett
John Barbour
Platner
John Houstin
Jenvis
Hayward
aLoro
Bheridan
Waldo
Marengo
Loren Maynardy
Lee Andrew
Asa Sutton
Tbs
Joseph Hemenwaf
Annette
Welldonr
Meri Athengi
Potts and Wainwright Controversy Sparks New England Debate
A dated commentary criticizes a Baptist journal essay attacking the Potts and Wainwright dispute. The writer defends Dr Potts against claims of retreat, praises New England independence, and condemns sectarian slurs against the region. Strong references to Old England, Pilgrims, and republican religion frame the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Statesman
Onderdonk
Potts
Wainwright
Dr. Potts
Ghose
Dy. Pers
New England
Old England
Europe
Connecticut
Albany Clay Club Meeting Forms Local Whig Alliance
In Albion and Sheridan a large Whig gathering at the village school house in March 1644 forms a Clay Club. A three member committee drafts a constitution and resolutions to unite supporters of Henry Clay with the allied factions. The meeting adopts officers and sets a framework for ongoing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Sheridan
Corrie
Boring Gray
H. R. Mano
George Monroe
M. $. Wilkinson
Roromnee
Hibson
Pheridan
Henry Clay
Faeigh
Sallowig
Henry Clay Nominated by Whigs for President
A fragmentary 19th century caucus report praises Henry Clay as a defender of American principles and calls for a united Whig march to victory. It notes the selection of Clay supporters and delegates, and requests publication in several newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
the Statesman
Goodwit
Iminor
Anes
Wanda Zeker
Gecelva
Ipiais
BP Ag
Adeoane
Albion Sheridan
Henry Cuay
Jngh
Uieip Stp
Henry Clay
Mireli
Venus Garant
Levi Murray
Caleb J. Crane
Davi
Martin Tiehenor
George Monroe
William C. Grant
H.R. Matin
M.S
Wil Thomas W. Grant
Marcia Crtne
Lyman Manson
Balttimore
Marshall Stanswan
Date Gazelle
Detroit Advertiser
Loring Grant
Chin
Tre Locccco Game reurxen
An allusion filled Madisonian mood piece argues for approval of a local event. The article emphasizes honesty and civic duty, urging readers to support the proposal and reflect on its community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonian
Public duel controversy and editorial critique in Times and Limes
A reader notes heated debate over political duels among public figures in Connecticut papers. The piece condemns editorial hypocrisy for praising opponents while condemning duels, cites Clay Wise Benton and others, and urges moral reform without aiding political attacks. It references Jackson era sentiment and editorial stances in Daily Advertiser and Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Hi Party
Temeyer
Limes
Get Jackson
Benton
Dromgoole
Times
Beer Ad
Ofthysi
Yel
Messrs. Clay, Wise
England
U Six
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Raney
Steapyasy
Tanney
Fariff
Daily Advertiser
Pete Cor Abe
Harp
Roy
Jacksons
Jackison
Burep
Vey
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