Convention proceedings referenced in 1847 gathering
The narrative details the July 1847 convention in Chicago with officers, resolutions, and debates. It covers the adoption of procedural rules, election of officers for permanent organization, and discussions on commerce powers, with remarks by Bates, Spencer, and others. It notes addresses by Rev. Dr. Allen and Thomas Corwin and lists executive committee members.
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Herber and
Maxwexl
Gird A. B. Cuamorns
St. Louis Mo
Hans Crocaen
Wisconsin
Allen
Liste Sarre
Cafiréntion
Field of
Sulan Robbinson
D Vr Ue
Nas Il
Field
N.Y
Connecticut
John A. Rockwell
Florida
John G. Gamp
Thomas Butler Kong
Indiana
Sampte
Illinois
A. Lincoln
Iowa
N. L. Stoul
Blaine
M A. Chandler
Massachusetts
Artemas Lee
Hon
L Kirkpatrick
New York
Uon.j
Spences
Ove —Tan
R. GC. Sehenels
Transylvania
A.G Natstan
Rhode Island
Gravez
Winconsin
Marshall M. Strong
Malian
Dr. Allen
Massachu
Mr Allen
Tiiomas Corwin
Ohix
Toy
Murace Greely
Convertin
Mar J Fa’ Biddle
Michigan
Edward Bates
Missouri
John A. Brockway
Gunn
J. G. Camp
T. B Xing
Chas
Hempstead
Wils
M. A. Chandler
Maine
W. P. Eustis
Mase
Schuyler Colfun
N. E. Edwards
F. W. Ferno
N. York
A. B. Chambers
Aaron Hobart
Mass
David A. Noble
Mich
Peter McMastin
N. J
W. Otia
Ihie
Presidenit
Enelitys
Heangdahl
Noa Jons C. Sersreu
NNY
Epokein Soprinrt
Uje
PD. Garpsan
Kielt
Afr
D. Garytay
Greey
Biogham
Mr. Stower
How
J. C
Piaur
Chia
Siaas
D. Webster
Mary
Ilya
John C. Spencer
Chieiga
Wiscont
Man
J.d.thomas
Mn Spencer
Sid Tomaniuise
Gov
Watkins
Chicapu
Nua
Morninghten convention proceedings yield chaismad and letters
The report describes J Le Banton named chaismad temporarily at a convention in Hoffalo with Dr Atuen and Greer in attendance. It notes 15 thousand delegates, Cass’s letter, and various opinions on harbor and Texas questions. It also discusses flour prices and harvest prospects affecting farmers’ selling decisions.
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J. le Banton
Hoffalo
Chaismad
Atuen
Iloth
Ohia
Greer
Barepit Miahderwaa
Wosminee
Michigad
Cass
Porutan
Texas
Harbor
Michigan Wheat Yields Through Time and Exports
The text notes Michigan wheat production rising from 1,114,296 bushels in 1897 to 2,215,790 in an earlier year and 4,140,000 in another. It claims export potential of millions of bushels, enough to supply New York, Boston, Philadelphia for years, and to meet Massachusetts and Connecticut demand for a year, despite sparse cultivation and many impediments.
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Michigan
United States
New York
Hoston
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Declaration of Independence echoed in nations across the globe
Seventy one years after the 1776 birth of freedom, a July 4th anniversary message recalls the birth of the United States. The letter by John Adams predicts a universal celebration of liberty from Texas to California, while praising the spread of republican principles and condemning tyranny. It notes Poland, Ireland, and other nations feel the influence of that truth and urges unity to sustain free societies.
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Elon
JC. Wartoayr
Ohio
United States
Cours
Congress
Tieton
Emerica Shore
Rte
Canada
Liverpool
Sigtes Co
Aspeal
Lyons
Paris
Atlantic
Piuntien
Derek
Eri Kslaw
Fai Tech
Estorea
Pacific
Texas
Californie
Mexico
Joan Aprans
America
Trevor
Sam
France
Belgium
Greece
India
Telnary
Tarsaw
Poland
Despatches from New York on Mexican War moves
Telegraph despatches from New York dated July 6 report the Schooner Jona arriving at New Orleans from Vera Cruz and the steamship N Orleans bringing letters to date. Gen Scott’s army preparations near Puebla are delayed by reinforcements. Vera Cruz rumor claims Cadwalader’s command killed about eighty guerrillas near Jalapa in a surprise action.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
McReynell
Dingoona
Michigan
Anne
Buena View
Detroit
Col Whiting
Sibly
Barker
H. M. Whiting
Buffalo Mourning Express
New York
Jm Epiras
Jona
N. Orleans
Leitera
Scott
Puebla
Cadwathdéers
Jalapa
Josing
Michigan Delegation Convenes in Chicago for Harbor Meeting
Delegates from Michigan gather in Chicago for the River and Harbor convention. Key figures include Ezra C. Seaman and Witte Woodward, with committees named to select officers and report to the executive committee. Adjournments set for Wednesday morning and a return meeting planned near Public Square.
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Mighigat
Noh Weissel and Harbor
Chicagiy
Joie
Binnie
Wayne
Chorey
Galliona
Bechelary
Ds Brazdos
Wathre
Firsts
Mantat
M. Michigda
Kibby
E Flawtell
Weed W Ashton
J Chadwick
Carer
Wat R Johnson
B Nuyes
Plummers
Berrien
Whitscart
Hartington
J Hiehy
Bent
J Wheeler
Meine
B.hoffman
A Dalph
Salem Telary
Boy Arehal
Heary Vandernool
W Tink Ber
EW Griswold
Geo IE
M Stuart
Tps
Stephend
Geo Kernan Rwdon
B J Wilson
H BR Barnes
Ay Man
Mayes
Brite
Sirtings
Te Abbott
John Witherell
Millway
Heertor
A Ae Dowell
SA Rayimond
J & Lets
Rutherland
I Joner
Agirews
Tfanti Compton
Putney
Curtide Boidhwnon
Milford
W Perle
Mauris
Michigan
Chicago
Ue Pauli
Levi Baxter
Josephi Wie Jans
Joseph
Ett
Michigoo
Jimrbor
Culy
Brittou
Bessen
Nasee
Monroe
H.C. Gilbert
Branch
Joux
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Zebulon Baird
Thomas Allen
Joseph M. Converse
Alex, Duncan
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Pennsylvania
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