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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1852
Page
2
The article commemorates thirteen years of publication, praising loyal supporters and candid about hardships. It notes reliance on J. O. Babb Beg for political columns, defends its Whig-leaning stance, and appeals for ten dollars in material aid under financial strain.
The text argues the Whig party must organize and concentrate its foremen in the county to secure victory. It stresses military drilling, unity, and unanimity within members while lamenting factionalism and lack of cohesion that could undermine the election.
Fragmentary text criticizes the Locofoco party and its press for not praising General Piorca a for his civil and military acts. It laments silence on the candidate for the Presidency and mocks New Hampshire democracy and promises, with garbled phrases about future events.
A long, dense passage recounts quarrels among political figures and factions, listing numerous individuals and opponents, including LEWIS CASS, JOHN S. BARRY, GEO. WN. LOTHROP, EDWARD BRADLEY, and Gov. RANSOM. It notes many quarrels were later settled, except those with British at Queenstown and other named locales, amid broader commentary on Franklin Pierce and party history. It also mentions the Henry Clay steamboat disaster on the Hudson and Lake Erie, accusing officials of negligence.
A writer for the Exponent analyzes religious debate and faith in the audience, referencing the Locajoée Crocley and Apollo figure as he questions infallibility and the impact of candid critique. The piece reflects on Mormonist belief, expounds on prophetic authority, and probes the alignment between faith and criticism.
On Thursday night the 19th seat a Seate Club was formed in Leroy with officers named President Endot Mutts Vice Presidents A Robinson Waht H Vine core Chester Art Cole Tsasc Hiscock John Brm mer Secretary Orlando N Rolle Executive Committee Dr Eicky Smith John Wagner A 4 Quirk Charles Bardicks Pachel Riley Wm Peekam Lysander Cale chosen to lead the group and its activities.
In Macon Georgia on August 18 the Arrival of the Pacific notes unsettled markets and a convention in session. The Scott Convention met with Wm B Fleming of Ravenyah elected president. No joint nomination was agreed despite conference committee talks. An electoral ticket was appointed and the gathering adjourned sing die.
An 1852 Jacksonville Republican letter describes Gen Blake arriving July 26 from Port Myres and plans to move Native groups. It notes Billy Howleys and his people may be urged to emigrate by that date, with potential dispersal under Gen Hopkins if they stay. The item references Indian movements and military command figures including Hopkins and Scott.
Reports detail the wreck of the Atlantic after a collision with a steamer's propeller. About 250 rescued, many destitute, with passengers and crew suffering loss of money and baggage. Captain Petty injured. lack of authority blamed for failed rescues. extensive passenger and crew lists and fare records cited from Buffalo Commercial.
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