State Road Bill Debated and Rail Amendments Considered
In the legislature the bill for the formation of a certela highway in Calhoun County was discussed with amendments to the Southern Railroad Company sale and related acts. Debates covered reconciling amendments, reconsiderations, and adjournment after a long session with committees reporting finance and other bills.
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Abashed Jackal in Webster Senate Controversy
In a heated exchange on the sixth, Webster challenged Senator Dickinson over a remark about preferring another country to the United States. The chair ruled the language aimed at the Secretary, not the Senator, and the accuser retreated. The episode feeds charges against Whigs amid panic talk and press framing. Alec. Gazette.
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Webster's disputed Contingent Fund Payment Explained
Washington correspondence suggests a cited incident where Mr Webster was allegedly overpaid from the contingent fund after leaving the State Department. The clerk reported a 1000 voucherless balance, Webster sent 10000 to settle, the excess later refunded, painting him not as a defaulter but as having overpaid the department. The text also criticizes ribbing about women and calls for exhuming ribbins.
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Victories in India and global market gloom
Reported British victories over the Sikhs in India are highlighted amid a broader view of stalled corn and money markets. The Times notes two decisive battles led by Sir A Smith and Sir Hugh Gough, with British forces inflicting heavy Sikh casualties while suffering significant own losses, and mentions ongoing naval and dockyard activity alongside political debates in England and Ireland.
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Warale
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Eineland
Laidia
Auerbind
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Canala
Rumors of Mexican Revolution Reach Vera Cruz
Dispatch from Vera Cruz reports claimed revolutionary activity planned for before 3 PM led by supporters of Santa Anna. Capt Colly relays conversations with locals about troop movements and perceived monarchist opposition, with Almonte’s visit and urgent telegraphed notes fueling fears of clashes near the port.
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Vera Cruz
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Anvasion
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Vega
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Do Abolition of Capital Punishment Debate Split Faiths
The piece argues capital punishment is a delicate, disputed issue cutting across Christian, philanthropic, and civic lines. It notes historical trials, legislative shifts toward limited or abolished death penalties in several states, and calls for measured public reflection on justice, mercy, and policy.
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Munlerer
Arcassin
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Uni Ag
Mitsehudette
Walil
Puritanis
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