Town Caucus and Lectures Stir Michigan Whigs
The township caucus of AM Marshall, meeting at Marshall House on the Ady day of September at three in the afternoon, will appoint delegates to the County Convention. Rev W Ven Zaanor will lecture at the Court House on religious learning, as Whigs discuss Texas, Tariff, and Polk era politics amid hopes for 1845 gains and party unity.
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Crosnen
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AM Marshall
Marshall House
Democratic Party
Itas
Wqel Quy Pine
Logofaca
Polk
Logofa. Com
Day
Alerwards
Mrp
Palk
Texas
Santa Fe
Scnriss
Somp
Cot
Fastoy
Bronx
Mason Edmondson
Bulinch
McCarty
Bagoy
Wotine
Bagas
Maj
Edmondson
Hte Edergrty Eer
Arava
Bam
Te Furmer
Fischer
Company of Artillery
New Mexico
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Cal
Easton
Raston
Simpeon
Clark
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Council Grove
J. McClenahan
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Lieut. Brown
Ohn Avery
Martin
Douglas
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Tametlant
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St. Loui Union
Aot
Coulter
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Éural
Herine
Ls. Brown
Gulgenburg
McClenanon
Horine
Bagor
Ruags
Las Vegany
Las Vegas
New B Mexico
Death of Major Smith at Vera Cruz
Major Smith formerly of Monroe and later in the Paymaster's department at Vera Cruz died there of the prevalent Mexican fever. Michigan mourns a son who died bravely at the post where dangers were thickest, fallen in service to his country.
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Monroe
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Michigan
Buans
Viata
The Wheat Crop and Debtor Hardship in Historic Discourse
A fragment discusses debt as not a crime yet burdensome to property and credits, urging restraint on laws that seize assets. It contrasts with fears of economic collapse and argues broad care for debtors. The Wheat Crop section notes late sowing, imperfect seed, and generally strong yields, urging farmers to stay open and prudent.
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Ann Anson
Democratic County Convention Nominates State Legislature Candidates
The Democratic County Convention met Saturday with Exos Grivis presiding and W. R. Camrexton assisting after debate over delegate locations. Three Representatives to the State Legislature were nominated: Albert Castrazet of Battle Creek, Joax D. Preace of Marshall, Tinast Surru of Homer. Delegates to gubernatorial and congressional conventions were chosen, with names including Franc’s W. Shearman, John A. Van Noruec, and Ehi Stone among others.
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Exos Grivis
Fredonia
W. R. Camrexton, Esq
Convis
Alt. Castrazet
Battle Creek
Joax D. Preace
Marshall
Tinast Surru
Homer
Delogates
Franc
W. Shearman
Wm. R. Carpenter
el L. Sillson
W. V. Morrizon
J. Wamecton
Loren Maynard
John A. van Noruec
Erastus R. Wattles
Dr. Packard
Jas. Sheldon
Allen L. Demming
Joseph B. Cook
A. Stiles
Benjamin F. Graves
Thomas Chisholm
Ehi Stone
C. Walelo
Wmn
C. Rowley
Milo Soule
John Barber
J. Henkin
We Cannot Forget Thee Viola A Poem From Marshall 1847
A lament to Viola the gifted muse, recalling angelic hymns and memories. The verse evokes spring, winter, and constant longing, noting the muse's absence and the effect on the speaker. Dated Marshall, August 21, 1847.
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Viola
Marshall
Reminiscences of a Canal and Lake Voyage to Cooperstown
The writer describes a travel diary from Cooperstown and Troy to Whitehall and Plattsburgh along Lake Champlain and the Champlain Canal. Tours include coach rides, a canal packet, and a stay in Burlington. Observations cover scenery, towns like Cooperstown and Whitehall, and reflections on early American travel experiences and hospitality.
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Troy
Whitehall
Try and
Saratoga Springs
Vlateburgh
Steepy
A. Dickens
Ted
Maine
Lake Champlain
Thamplain Canal
St. Johns
Canada
Laprairie
St. Lawreane
Montreal
New York
Sobides
Midis
Weare
Tennessee Erect! Hurrah for Young Hickory and Victory
Political chaos emerges as Whigs claim a majority in a state legislature split by factions. The Nashville Democrat notes Whig gains in Congress and hints at split control, with North Carolina and Maryland results showing Whig successes and Democratic losses. Names of voters and officials appear amid the tumult.
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Buons
Noth Carolina
Baltimore Ameria
13Th West
North Carolia
Clinghall Or
Hyaum
Nathaniel Boyden
Daniel M. Barringer
Augustin A. Shepperd
Abrahamn Venable
L. F
James J. McKay
Gen. Daniel
L. P
R.B. Donnell
Cal
Outlaw
The Cambrin Arrives Amid Trade Concerns and Harvest Talks
The Cambrin reached London amid Parliament dissolution and new trade debates. Reports from Treland warn of famine and distress as harvest prospects improve in southern counties. Liverpool corn market reflects a sharp decline with panic, while Bank of England signals rising distrust and financial strain across England.
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Liverpool
John Russel
Nasteen
Ondon
Treland
Brelandeen
Ara Beery
Mr O
Dublin
Waerinus
Rajney
Humber
Naples
Cardina
Kng
Ohio
Heriond
London
Glenlern
Lina
Manchester Busines
Bank of England
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