Elmvale tale of secrets, marriage, and scandal
The article recounts a village drama where Jane and Charles hide a past connection, a reunion with George, and a looming marriage to Mary. Mr Wilson settles the farm, builds a village home, and supports Jane and her children. Henri marries a New York woman provoking gossip and damages. the Hardings depart Elmvale citing health and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dai
Brecon
Henri
Wilksar
Ileah
Jane
Janet
Bava
Swayliog
Charlen
Beppon Pon Bork
Mbaryon
Tanid Charles Beare
Mr. Wileen
Mary
Sinter
O' Brie
George
Mr. Wilson
Charles
New-York
Elmvale
Sophia Grees
Misa Sophia
Hardings
Mia Harding Caye
Rumor of Treasury Notes plan roils through column
The Enquirer reports a rumor that the Secretary of the Treasury proposes funding the war by issuing large sums of Treasury Notes bearing interest and noninterest notes. Critics warn this risks converting hard money into a government banking scheme and inflaming public distrust as the war consumes capital and Europe’s attention shifts to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Hes
Menoe
Treasury
Jean Thon
United States
Europe
Mexico
Uniag
Columae
Ten Regiment Bill Debated Amid Administration Concerns
The Ten Regiment Bill faces Senate scrutiny with objections over its likelihood of passage. Critics warn the bill expands executive patronage by creating regulars, while supporters seek a voluntary alternative. Critics argue an added army is unnecessary as generals view current forces sufficient for Mexico. The administration denies conquest aims but hints at expanded force to pursue policy. If House opposition persists, the bill may be altered or defeated.
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Benate
Howes
Beerr
Tayton
Mexico
Senate
Bearx
Reémita
Propla
Comais
Federalism and Whigs in the era of Democratic ascendancy
The piece contrasts Federalists and modern Democracy, arguing that the present party mirrors Federalism in its centralization and taxation. It lauds the Whigs for opposing militarism and endorsing protection, internal improvements, and sound currency, claiming the old regime offered true guidance before reformers disrupted steadiness.
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Federal Party
Whig Party
Whig
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Adams
Washington Birth Day Observed by Temperance Society
The Bons of Temperance plan celebrations for the anniversary of the nation’s founder, honoring his Love for country, Purity of motive, and Fidelity of purpose as guiding virtues for their society and its ideals. The article reflects on the character and memory of the Father of his country and the society’s choice of tribute.
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Bons of Temperance
Governor faces backlash over ethics in appointment
The document questions Governor Ransom's choice for a high office, asserting the nominee embodies moral obliquity and challenges public morale. It argues the governor owes the public a justification and warns against relying on party allegiance to conceal flaws in the candidate.
County Courts in State Favorable, Yet Demand Enlargement
A Select Committee of the State Senate reports County Courts handle many cases at much lower cost than Circuit Courts. They urge not abolishing County Courts but enlarging civil jurisdiction and setting judges' salaries locally. The report argues faster justice and lower overall litigation costs, with implications for public access and court efficiency.
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State Senate
Messrs. Denton
Redfield
McCabe
Stae
Eblarae
Stormy Debate Over Mexican Territory Expansion and Populace
A speech by Mr. Collamer of Vermont is cited arguing that Mexican Territory is already privately owned and that government land speculation would fail. The piece reflects on the 33 degree latitude line claim, conflicts in Upper and Lower California, and the 576,344 square miles involved with about 100,000 foreigners. It notes the political fallout as Congress members bear accountability for actions and blundering remarks.
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Congress
Upper
Lower
California
New Mexico
Collamer
The Dough-Faces and Their Office Pursuits
A partisan critique charges National Administration supporters in Free States with office seek, war advocacy, territorial expansion, and slavery expansion to gain government favors. The piece accuses them of hollow patriotism and self-serving corruption, claiming public welfare is ignored for personal gain.
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Free States
Polk
Apoile
Failing Expounder Press and Foreign News Recap
The late foreign news review notes the Acadia arriving in Boston with two weeks later updates. It mentions declines in breadstuffs and cotton, good money market, Ireland crime levels, the Queen of Spain in poor health, Abd el Kader surrender rumors, Irish famine near last year, large bullion in London, European powers eyeing Switzerland, a Milan massacre with 140 killed, and criticism of the Expounder press for poor publishing and promises unfulfilled.
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Acadia
Boston
Ireland
Spain
Abd-el-Kader
London
France
Austria
Prussia
Switzerland
Milan
Hydraulic and mechanical science works promoted
A fragmentary notice touts an 18th century publication on hydraulics and mechanics as valuable for scientists and mechanics alike. It highlights Gresley McElenthro.Fromh’s edition in New York, praises The Scientific American and other periodicals, and admonishes families against cheap sensational literature while urging readership support.
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Scientific American
New York
Flood damages and misprints in a colonial era digest
The item reports flood losses in the Wea thes area totaling over 10 million dollars with 400 thousand to not replace fences, 15 million bushels of corn and grain, plus 300 thousand bales of sollen and 300 thousand dollars of corded wond sold. It also mentions Cumberland river rising sixty one feet, and a humorous review in Hunt's Magazine criticizing Secretary Walker. A Pittaburg meeting favors Henry Clay for president with support for the National Convention nominee, and a division of volunteers sails for Sandusky toward Mexico. miscellaneous anomalies and misprints abound in the text.
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Weathes
Cuenberland
Wesleyan Seminary Exhibition Dates Announced
The Wesleyan Seminary at Wesleyan Reminity announces a semi annual examination starting March 3 and an annual exhibition later in the season. Patrons and the public are invited to attend. Also noted: obituary news from Marengo and village, including the death of Henry C. Goucher and the passing of Mrs. Wells wife of Hiram Chasey after consumption.
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C. T. Hinman
Princiga
Marengo
Henry C
O. Goucher
Sanva Ni
William E
Harsidt Wells
Hiram Chasey
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Washington
John’ S
Chipman
Abso
Ransom
County Court System
The
Late Foreign News
Expounder
People's Mirror
Edward Walker
Proprietetor
Miscellaneous Intelligence
Parx
Secncrans
Hunt’s Magazine
Asqual
Walker
Tucker
Blandere
Hunt
Merchania
Locolocoiam
Meare
Detroit Daily Ado
Pirmanonc
Friends of Meary Clay
Pittaburg
Dtatesman
Derawrons Oy
Jat Regiment of Volunteers
Dean
Veo Arman
Williems
Cal
Alpheus
Williams
Albany
Sandusky
Whipple
Nyder
Lude
Camdock
Pierce
Wright
Teylor
Brownwell
Bgt
Cipcionati
Doliare
Haghionh
Bintan Dar
Albort
Brarman, Pweg
Génty
Coire
Aldred
Herd
Beth Rosy
Marehatl
Darius
Hoag
Danns Hoio
B. Pratt
Anne Martanere
Wesleyan Seminary
L. Wilmarth
Fannera
Ia- AL
Katumeso Sivet
Marebull
Ws Knickerbocker Marshall
Select School
Gerenco
Hyde
Agi
McConoven
F. B
Acunan
Uae
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