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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1851
Page
2
Election of President by the People Proposal in The Tribune
The New York Tribune argues for direct elector selection changes to presidential voting, suggesting state by state elector choices reflecting popular votes and party alignment. It credits earlier Whig debates, discusses immigration advocacy, notes railroad progress to New York, and comments on religious paper pricing and a local burial practice critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Tribune
Polk
Martin van Buren
Cass
Buchanan
United
the Tribune
United States
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Millard Fillmore, &c
Evancenin
Faw
Preas
Weinstat
Michigan
Representative Bay Congress
Andy
U.S. Senate
Kalamazoo
Philharmonic Club shines in Nat Creek concert report
A Nat Creek audience praised the Philharmonic Club for vocal and instrumental music of high order. J M Hubbard led on violin, with C P Hubbard and Michael Neal among members. the group, formed in November, drew pride from local citizens and was urged to perform again in Marshall. The Expounder notes a piano lesson ad and regional political and industrial news items alongside the music report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Wee J. M. Hubbard
Prescos
Natcl Creek
J. Me Hubbard
C. P. Hubbard
Clark
Michael Neal
Wr. Neal
Maurice Neal
Marshall
Oebbard
Notier
Otee
Barnett
Dentiza
Lectures and politics mix at Madhatiles Hall in Detroit
A Detroit lecture by Prof. Héna on Statute draws general attendance as the Music Association forms in Detroit, Ann Arbor, and nearby cities. The Adrian-based paper editor hails education morality and religion, while Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids comments rebuke local political figures like Col. Babevel and Col. Babcock amid party faction tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Héna
Detroit
Frye
Stuate
Grand Rapids
Col. Babevel
Fojn
Stuarty
Joseph R. Williams
Colely
Babcock
Rapids
Gol
Williame
Kent County
Kalamazoo Tet
Michigan Opposition to Petitions Sparks National Debate
The Detroit Tribune notes unity in Michigan on supporting Sprayne and Bingham's vote against rushing petitions to repeal a slave law, while condemning agitation. It also reports on Slade’s education scheme and a Michigan University Board of Regents claim against the Bank of Michigan, predicting firmer governance ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Bingham
Spraiue
Juhien
Tudiuna
Hlausanf
Congers
Kim Digty
Congress
Petiton
Rip Vai | Winkle
Michigan
Board of Regents
Devoit Ady
Paris Crisis Tops European News as Cabinet Resigns
The week brings major Paris upheaval with Minister Changarnier’s protests, the cabinet dissolving, Barrot declining office, and Promdihya named foreign minister. A decree revokes the unity of national guard and first division troops, Perrot assumes guard command, and Batignolles takes first division command as Parliament approves a sense-of-the-Legislature motion amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce
Liv
Bhp
New York
Paris
Thia
Chargarinety
M. Barrot
Moniteur
Baron Promdihya
Interior
National Guard
Changarnier
Perrot
Batnguarie de Hilliers
Paria
Alen
Tio
Desvang Axe
Reintburgh
Wittenburgh
Exouann
Board of Trade
Sievenia
Bank of England
Tate
Dublin
Tehuantepec Route Expedition Details and Early Reports
The Alabama returned to New Orleans from Mazatlan on December 18 and Vera Cruz on January 6 after a Tehuantepec expedition. Hydrographic and land parties, led by Lt Temple and Lt Murray with Messrs Williams and Avey, prepared to survey the river mouth and advance upriver. Galveston reports a Texas Indian peace treaty and pensions payments. Mexican elections favor the liberals. Yucatan independence discussion and a tax on professions noted. Guatemalan intervention offered to mediate San Salvador and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alabama
N. Orleans
Mazatlan
Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
Temple
U.S
Murray
U.S. N
Messrs
J. J. Williams
Avey
Flat Dee
Hambor
Texas
Mexico
Galveston
We U, Stores
Liberal
Yuccawan
Yucatan
Bulancho
Guetimele
Certra
San Salvador
Great Britain
Cruise of the Ship Preble Returns After Four Years
The U S Ship Preble completes a four year voyage reported by the New York Tribune. In the East it visited Magaski in Japan and secured the release of 16 seamen detained for seventeen months. Commodore Guywn demanded their freedom amid maritime tensions. The ship also sighted a new island at latitude 28 17 N longitude 199 23 E, though weather hindered exploration. Over the cruise the vessel logged over 100000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
U. S
Preble
Magaski
Japan
Comodore Guywn
Carolina
Lat
Arid Lon
Daler
Virginia and national political turmoil report
Washington and Virginia news outline party dissolution talk, postage bill passage, naval committee actions, land warrants, and ongoing Senate and House debates. Reports mention Clay, Ewbank charges, colonization meeting with Henry Clay, and various votes on land and slave trade measures amid Mexican War context.
Postage Bill Amendments Move Through House Session
In a House committee of the whole, discussion centers on the bill to reduce and modify U S postage rates. An amendment by Mr Poteet sets new per item rates for newspapers and periodicals, with additional provisions on local mailing and free circulation within counties. A further amendment by Mr Conger limits free circulation and includes penalties for noncompliant publishers. The session adjourned with the bill and amendments awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sannater
Sadle
Senate Juinl
Mr. Clay
Senate
Lous
New Jersey
New York
New England
Wm. C. Fuller
Millmore
Ewbank
Congres
Wash
Sevare
Shields
Winfiell
Lilly
Simes
Oregon
Washington
Louisville
St. Louis
Hovass
Bailey
House
Ee Bil
Inn
Union
Burt
Souk I
United States
Poteet
Conger
Matsceon
Hudson River Railroad collision shocks 19th century readers
A January accident near Peekskill on the Hudson River Railroad involved a wood and gravel train overrunning passenger cars. Remarkably no lives were lost and few passengers severely injured. Other brief items note ships moving up the bay, appointments to London and St Lawrence commands, property lawsuits, and economic data on lake trade and bounties.
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N.Y
Hudson River R. R
Peokskill
Peekahill
Falcon
Chagres
Callifornia Mail
Ohio
Stansbury
Washington
St. Lawrence
Geo. H.preble
Poriland
Arctic
Siihat
Atlantic
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Urorga
WWW
Brate-Chaniora
Wedabaday
Matt
Emaenarion -Acknt
Bight Spa
Thompson
Europe
Saginaw
Ene Ratizeau
Trsck
Mid. Central R. R. Co
Dunkirk
Hollon
Parsons
Kalampzoo
Thoms Ts Beaton
MFB
Bue
Tama
Gen. Coes
Philharmonic Club
Broughead
M. C
Sennsylvania
Wisconsin
Dodge
Missouri
Judge Grice
Hela Parloer
Edward Bates
Benton
Gay
Fieb
Dickinson
John Tyler
Pawyers Liu
Payne
Worcester
England
London
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Wis
New York City
Canada Road
Folle
Weath
Allegany
Steuben
Tunnen
Turner
Expres
Seth C. Hawley
Begas
Ocma
Engrees
John Ven Buree
Tammany Society
Munkers
John von Buren
Prince John
Shuougl
Compon Council
Gas Light Company
Horace Gigeley
Charles Sumner
John von Bay Ae
Rachentey Democrat
Newark
Aaucourgnay
Remar
H. Preston
Eeq
Tia
Adrian
L. A. Alvard
Hilledate
Messrs. ‘Sprague & Bingham
Slade
Det. Adv
Quather
Bally Smith
Nicaragua
Weilee
Tee
Jah
Etinion
Déthoaratid
Changa
Virgina
Legislawuse
Fie
Puller
Stanton
Teno
Saiohe
Dellouses
Capitol
Congresa
Senne
Lnill
de Senate
Yeas
Boetor
Upham
J. HH. Quncin
J. Ff. Thompson
Paliry
Frathingham
Sih
Allen
Free-sai
Towne
Bthidigrot
G. Davis
Hay
Thera Iq Ng
Choicd
J. B
Schenkberg
Tazea
Bultito
Kincey
Rattan Company
Chen
Darsemanens
Gloucester
Mowenchusetta
John Davis
Costa
David Chanter
The
Intenor
Pater
Feather Mathewie
Pensscal
Great Numuera
Counry
Lake Erie
la Huron
Lake Michigan
Emilsonian Institute
Taney
Institut
Thi Fillmore
Hulsemann
Dresa
Baltimore Bun
di Jacobs
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