Michigan Senate Debates Amendments On Grand Haven Location
Lansing January 7 1882 the Senate debated amending a resolution to employ a harbor for Grand Haven or another suitable harbor on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan with western shore options. Amendments failed and the session adjourned after votes on constitutional objections to state bonds and tax measures.
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Lansing
Lexare
Senate
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Withey
Lake Michian
French
Aly
Stout
Take Haren
Annally Harbor
Lake Uren
Carpenter
Michigan
Itoll
Jockwood
Committee On Indivines
Ecioul
Committee of Ways and Neat
Michigan Legislation Chooses J M Mowann for Senate Seat
In January 1862 the Michigan Legislature selected J M Mowann of Detroit to fill the vacant Senate seat after Gov. Bing’s death. The piece lauds Mowann’s fitness and notes his prior public service, including time in Michigan politics since 1833 and leadership in Republican Party development.
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J. M. Mowann
Detroit
Senate
Vicant
Bing Aahile
Pepe
Howann
Nuwar
Michigan
Iuboriana
House of Representatives
Congress
Jackson
Hownan
Geu Jil Lane Expedition Emerges in War Effort
Western driven plan led by Geo Lane aims to mobilize about thirty thousand western troops to rendezvous at Leavenworth and march into Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and the Indian Territory to crush rebellion, with dragoons favored for speed and no fortifications. Lane selects Western regiments to ensure rapid action and economy. The route may pass Fort Smith as a depot, pacifying disloyal tribes along the way.
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Geo. McClellan
Sevessium
Geo. Jil. Lane
Geo. Lane
Lesrennot H
Lane
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Leavenmotley
Minnpully
Fort Bwith
Flo
Monroe
N.Y
Euther
Calva
Orte
Archea
Potomac
Burnside
Hilton Head
From Cerdan's Regiment Marshall Delegation Report
A Marshall delegation with the First Regiment of Col. Berdan’s United States Sharp Shooters drills near the Capitol. They note prizes for marksmanship, measles illness taking three men, and several Marshall soldiers listed as ill or dead. Donations and thanks to Marshall residents are acknowledged.
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Dranan
Wasmdyros
D.C
la Mn
Warren
Marshall
Col. H. Berdan
United States
Capitol Building
Celynel
Cincinnati
T James Wary
Grand Rapids
E Company
George Zimmernan
Lillsdale
Mishop Wood
Iron Hudson
Eilwin K. Mdmgndy
Tekonsha
B. A. York
Ile
Serg't H. Garrison
Frank Kugerton
J. Meath
S. Steel Sturtevant
Jerome Warner
Fred Mann
Charles Uaberstigkh
Mich
Express Co
G. al. B
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L. Gol
T Dan
Mexico
South American
Central America
Gulf of
Emancipation Bill Features and Burnside Expedition Hints
A Senate committee discusses a broad emancipation bill restructuring rebel state taxes, lands, and slave manumission with plans to compensate loyalists. The piece cites a Washington dispatch on provisions, and notes Burnside expedition delays and cautious expectations from the Münchman era reporting.
Naval Station at Grand Haven Michigan
A joint resolution calls for the establishment of a naval station and shipyard in Michigan to protect western shores and North West property. It urges Congress to place the location at Grand Haven or suitable eastern or western shore sites, with instructions to transmit copies to prosecutors and representatives for action.
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Treasury
United States
Tower
Tiley
Strickland
Ersal
Withey
Delapil
Baldwin
Brown
Lee
Hird
Howell
Committee On
Federal Relations
Michigan
Congress
Naval Station
Sed Wockyard
Wheerox
Aida
Ducky
Caneress
Govermuyor
Duck[yard
Grand Waven
Lake Michigan
Lake Durin
New York
Detroit Weekly Tribune
Lola
Basters
Herkee
State News Department
Laval
Dave Fee
Michiga
Ouhage
Welcom Siaitor
Werkly Tribune Auperloe
Corceapenda
Gouils
Aruy
Etu
Ur Mivlagan
Algon
Baily Tribune
Tervenist
Micoigan Family
Generit
Erie
Repubicans
Pdtraah Urate
Newbees
Nikal
Resignation of Cameron and Stanton to War Office
Washington dispatch reports the resignation of Secretary of War Simon Cameron and his immediate appointment to the Russia mission. Edward M Stanton is named to succeed him as Secretary of War. Details note political friction with Kentucky influence and changes involve Camero and Clay. Nominations sent to the Senate. confirmation expected soon amid a lengthy session.
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Simon Cameron
Yperial
Chiraga Tribune
Washungton
Simon Caneruo
St. Petersburg
Helwin M. Stanton
Bia
Kentucky
Cameron
Lincoln
Glig
Clossius M. Clay
Russia
Howe
Statton
Buchanan
Reneral
Quercn
California
Pittsburgh
Gen. McClellan
Ijade
Senate
Edward NM. Stanton
Kansas
Saptroverey
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