Mexican forces near Tampico Spark Alarm at Saltillo
Troops under Gen. Taylor and Gen. Shields rush operations from Tampico toward Victoria as Mexican forces, reported at 30,000 near San Luis, threaten a wider clash. May and Mayloryat Victoris attacked by the enemy in a mountain pass, losing some dragoons. pursuit and engagement expected as commissioners discuss peace proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenisi
Gondla- Uren
Romeéro-pod-Fernandez
Ware
Jaboary
Taylor
Montembrelos
la Bradores
May
Shields
Tampicd
Aliwomira
Gattea
Mayloryat
Victoris
Yampico
Victoria
Tampico
Kinnay
San Luis
Gan's- Baller
Worth
Woolhindi
Saltillo
Cinney
Satille
Peace hopes rise as Mexico considers African minister pact
A Baltimore Clipper dispatch from February 1 1847 reports an arrival of 402 friends from New Orleans bringing intelligence. A letter from Mexico notes Mexican Congress agreeing to peace proposals and a resolution to invite an African minister to form a peace treaty. An Express from Santa Anna reaches Gen Work. a handbill posted at San Lake is cited. The informant emphasizes cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finvaverrntra
Baltimore Clipper
Jos
New Orleane
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Haga
Santa Anna
San Lake
Sayls
Plan for a State Bank with strict oversight and liability
The article discusses a proposed state backed bank model where the state pledges its assets, requires officers to oversee issuances, and imposes strict liability on directors. It argues capitalized, limited risk loans, public security, and clear penalties, aiming to provide a reliable currency and favorable terms for business while limiting personal loss. It notes the need for a centralized, well governed financial system and cites other papers praising rational banking ideas amid political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athoritien
Digregiora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uys, Tack, Thor
Gols ‘Kinney
Santa,Anna
Amorts Tampicorio
Trianne
Ohsces
Tekonsha
Tekinsha
Burlington
Freianis
Clarendon
Girard
Dtenstonant
Paydepecs
cAbrat
Fenty
Democratic Party
Mit
Michigan
Kalamanca
Teferesce
Rome Po
Wwe
Thad
Tate
Husincayo
Narshall
le Ion
Patton
Confederacy
Pil
Abe
Poliny Witak
Fas Wien
TG KS Aly
Brian
Eley
Iti
Congress
Jalnod
sHeig
Raat
Uege
Particatun
Pittsburg
Baxtet
Ronturphy
Noell Ls
Fourne
Fasvay
Oberlin
Surouel
W- Fisher
Skieith
Albany
Dr. Beer
Madison
Bellavue
Bedford
Ohio
Serge Abeta
Village
N.ds
Baptist
Sansicl
Mnea
Leen
Somers
Conrad
Peoria
Farrhcatly
Bora Bay Po
Weramert
Feemingy Society
Asnensky
Altice
Grepelia
Wis
Asit
Biotin
Chive
China
India
U.S. Sevaron
Detroit
Paves
Rou
Leigh Hidde
Gorduide
Randi
Sip
Feleh
Meirespe
Richards
Rhivga
Ransom
Peleh
Richardson
Richardsan
Auty
Manout
Gov
Del
Tousa
Belet
Iieshigan
Lingmuel
Pete
J. van Peet
Ted
Mareleill
Hyuns
Jock
Amante Lee
Port Huron Observer
Lie Eranta
Lue Superior News
Pr Gene Tanna
Marshall Bioteamun
Bradley and
Hans
Caizingé
Vangen Societe
Mensa
George WL Bently
Mte
Beal
Mheneéry
Bertianmbernine
Magsbell
Stata Street
Marshal
George W. Bently
State of Michigan
Kcilamaza
Rackley
Kent
Chapeet
Gourt
Juregh
Wright Gordan
Brorde Reg
Defaar Shereeks
Thal
Edmunds J. Wiley Guapo
satefEotan Selene Spathe,” Squiler
Wally Baideo
Vilage
Keulariions
Bios Bansowonza
Lige & Hedges
Abpers
Avenis
Dyde
Chater Limitl
Gunite G. Gibbs
Grorge
Prod Wieden8
Cun W. Hote
Fisher Dome Wit Am Bagtey
Suloonin Wareiner
Bushrod Bathdeory
L. Wilmore
Henry Suydumn
Calvin W. Bowe
Picker Howe
Wille Bagley
Solumop
Warriner
Bushrod
Henry L
Bert
Soltelit
Chia
Esau
cIhy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!