Trials Reveal Crosswhite Slaves Case Rowdy Looming
A transcript from the Marshall January 1847 proceedings shows a large crowd protesting the attempt to recapture enslaved Crosswhite family. Witnesses describe heated speeches, resolutions, threats of tar and feathers, and defenses arguing the defendants merely expressed opinions rather than acted with violence.
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Troutman
Adam Crosswhite
Justice’ Office
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View Resident Millard Fillmore in New Yorks
A fragment mentions Millard Fillmore in connection with New Yorks and a view of a president figure. Details are sparse and fragmented.
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National Politics and the Union for the Presidency
The piece argues for unity across states from Maine to Texas amid sectional strife before a Presidential election. It urges voters to evaluate parties and nominees, oppose extension of slavery, and elect leaders who will uphold the Constitution and national welfare.
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Maaine
Texas
Florida
Wisconsin
Massachusetta
Missouri
United States
Louisiana
South Carolina
Michigan
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Friends of Freedom
Congress
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Guy
Tarzox
Election Lessons and Separation of Powers in 1840s Debate
The piece argues that Gen Taylor’s election will restore constitutional balance by clearly separating executive and legislative powers. It criticizes presidential overreach and predicts the People will be heard through their representatives, with a call to replace adherents of courtly flattery with honest leaders in Washington.
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Rochain
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Taylor
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Louis Phillips
Zack Ie
Polk
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Zack
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Rough & Ready Club
Territorial Legislation and Slavery Prohibition Debate
The Expownder editor argues no express ban on slavery in Northwest Territory law. we counter that the 1787 Ordinance barred slavery and shaped territorial governance. We note North Carolina’s ceded land and Mississippi territory language that excluded slavery, then urge a universal ordinance across territories to curb slavery’s spread. LoGrange Whig nominates Exaian A. Waustan for Representative.
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United States
Ohio
Zemnestre
Expounder
North Carolina
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Mississippi
Mississippi Territory
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Patriotism, Liberty, and Duty in Electing Rulers
The piece extols freeman sovereignty in choosing leaders, praising the Constitution, independent judiciary, and the Union. It lauds Whig candidate General Tariog for fidelity to early American virtues, urging voters to uphold constitutional governance and resist attempts to undermine the instrument.
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Cass on River & Harbor Improvements in Cleveland
The Herald reports Gen. Cass’s Cleveland visit with military honors and a public reception. Judge Wood framed Cass as a Western advocate for river and harbor improvement, Cass thanked the crowd and referenced his Democratic stance. The piece notes partisan tensions and mock plans by local clubs and remarks by a Rough & Ready faction.
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Reuben Wood
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Chicago
Tom Thumb
Friends of River and Harbor Improvement
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