Taylor praised by Marshall State men for public virtue
The article lauds President Taylor as prudent and faithful, praising his restraint from executive interference, support for free soil principles in California, and a principled stance against slavery expansion. It highlights his treatment of Mexico, governance of California, and favorable diplomacy toward Kossuth, with strong Whig backing and calls for republic unity. It also notes a Kalamazoo fire in short local context.
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Taylor
Thors
Union
Congress
Andrew Jackson
James K. Polk
Mexico
Gen. Taylor
Msi
New Orleans
United States
Aymin
Tejas
San Jacinto
Cass
California
T. B. King
Kossuth
U. S
Constantinople
Shenya
Detroit Free Press
Bern
Puget
Localucos
Sprgue
Iin
Locofeco
Mr. Sprague
Weisaas Sreacua
Jean Practica
Juba Q. Adams
William MW. Seward
Phew
M. S
Lkely
Wilmot and
Giddings
Mr. S
Me. S
Thi
Bit
U.S
Jtad Hac Party
Lawrence
Sprague
Dut
Besayec
Stuart
Free Soil Party
Gad
Vilig Party
Lintejaga
Thone
Barry
Patent Office
Pigciolen
Loros
Royal despatch on Canada loyalty to Britain in 1880
The document dated January 1880 shows Great Britain intent on holding Canada, declares treason for Canadian petitioners seeking annexation by the United States, and orders harsh action against those promoting secession while affirming loyalty to the crown and the enduring Canada-Britain link.
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Peel
Grey
Earl of Elgin
Great Britain
Canadas
Canada
United States
de Tainioné
Uni
Ted Bates
Canade
California
Dee
Ulnar
Bank of Utier
Bank of Monroe
Rochester
Bank of Auburn
Bank of Ithaca
Uscvist
Bank of Urea
General Banking
Iual Teen Appoland
Drury
Warner
New York
Sprague and party tensions over anti slavery stand
The author defends Mr. Sprague a Whig congressman from accusations by Democratic and free soil foes. He argues Sprague acted within Whig principles, opposed slavery expansion, and faced denigration from newspapers and rivals aligned with southern slave power. The piece recounts Michigan Democratic shifts, free soil influence, and political strategy shaping the party’s stance.
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Phe
Pen Free Soil
Europe
Thia
Robbery report and varied items from the era
A night robbery near A/S Rogg in this city yielded two illieras and money, with bags and contents found near Rogg’s residence. The item list includes global updates from London to Shanghai, attacks, coinage debates, bank notices, a Caleb Cemshaw arrival, and assorted local notices and curiosities from Boston, New York, and nearby ports.
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Manmr
Detroits
A/S
Rogg
Durty Commercial Bulletin
Kossuth
London Newa
Nan Kossuth
Oreova
Vienna
Waler
Find
Peeth
Allence
Legislature scraps and bills pass in wary session
In a heated session the legislature debated amendments to tax, education, and infrastructure acts. Committees reported on bills to grade tuition, widen school powers, and regulate plank roads while authorizing local governments to vacate regions and extend or restrict corporate limits. A factory fire in New York and a murder trial in Michigan punctuated the day.
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Ty Susan Ggur
Camiai de OH
Ingham
Kay
Vean So Tead
Jay
Walbridge
Aels
BNA
Teal
Ted Syar
McKinney
Dalvievinsine
United States
House of
He Creek and
Hastings
Midgan State Agricultural Society
Ad BP
Albion
Lilius
Srietojuses
Mt. Walbridge
Hovey K. Clack
Capes
Dupcan
Gonre
Michigan Mulume
Shoemaker
Mlouse
State Land Office
Dimiaio
Ita
Ypsilanti and Fentowkt Plank Road Co
Common Council of Tellage of
Marehall
House
Wi ‘Leyan
Territorial government and slavery ban debated in February session
Washington February session moves to consider Mr. Root's resolution establishing a territorial government and prohibiting slavery. Public works and publishing department officials are noted as managing scattered documents amid a broad administrative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saxatas
Root
Mystery of the Boston Tragedy Recalled in Disjointed Memo
Reports from Boston recount a November 23 disappearance linked to Dr. P. Schador. Witnesses, including Mr Wildes and Mrs Rhods, describe same hour sightings and confirm dates. The fragmentary narrative ties a Boston street encounter to a claimed admission of a fatal event, with corroborating statements from nearby observers.
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Boston
Wildes
de. Park
Frookite Street
Washington
Enet
Stephen Rhods
Jane
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Fue
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Fats Corner
Maintse
the Statesman
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SPP
Belon
North
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Ietrug- Nan
Democratic Party of
Weill
Elas
Union of Parties
Tree Bell
Lonkeres
South Carolina
Jackson
Free Soil
South
Free
Lerod
S. Carolina
Waelnagion
Sind
Statistical Report
Calhoun
Eaton
Spate
J. T. Hays Tannery
Calitigan County
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Eaton County
Capitel
Eile
Oakland
Ike Mipet
Roiarthi
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Sayti
St Anse
Pitte
Aux Gaye
Focal
Almond
Gorgona
Thea
Crooklys
Will Street
Captain Cook
Earle Sarah
Caleb Cemshaw
Prozper M. Wetmore
Uh Boston
Louis Catinelli
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Pri
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Shanghai
Birmingham
Journal of Commerce
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Barkey
P. A. Rockwell
R'dgefield
Connecticut
Han
Butte
Henry Wager
Utia
Rose Sherman
Hinzos
Texas
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Walk County
Austin College
Fayettevile
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Walter C. Maloney
Southern
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Yearsley
England
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Galicia
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