Political musings and scattered notices in 19th century issue
A fragmented column smells of political and social jabber. It laments Irish immigration, mocks Democratic virtue, notes Brady and Dorsey acquittal, predicts Michigan crops and stock gains, and pokes fun at pensions, education, and public figures. The piece references a pension list, a Warner outrage case, and a Detroit scene with various society musings.
Republican Triumphs Denied by Democratic Blaming Rhetoric
A polemic argues the Democratic Party failed to free enslaved people, accusing 1850s Democrats of opposing emancipation and scuttling efforts to end slavery while the Republican stance on non extension of slavery opposed its expansion. It contends Lincoln’s war powers were used to preserve the union and destroy slavery, while Democrats blocked peaceful abolition.
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Democratic Party
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Pierce
Buchanan
Bob Todniks
Bunker Hill Monument
Confederation
Union
Toouha
Lincoln
John Quincy Adams
Greeley
Lansing Letter from 1833 on Legislature and Reforms
Our Lansing letter describes a busy session with the Michigan legislature in session on a Saturday forenoon. The piece notes hoarding of burlap paperware and waste paper and references officials and boards in debates over abolishing the swamps land commissioner and other commissions.
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Lansing
Laxsing
Michigan Legislature Debates Two Thirds Vote On Bill
The article outlines constitutional and statutory questions over a bill signed by presiding officers and the governor. It notes a disputed two thirds majority absent in the final tally and discusses the secretary of state's duties, certification, and potential legal outcomes. It also covers pardons, pensions, and a state workers convention with historical society proceedings and elected officers.
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Hall
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Howe Bili
Josten W. Dhoon
Edward Murphy
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Norton
Begole
Chas. Colbath
Denawee County
Julian Moore
Oakland County
Lewis Conton
Houghton County
Murden
Michigan Arbeiterbund
State Nunece Society
Representative Hall
C. T. Walker
Detroit
H. A. Tenney
Ephrai Longyear
Wade
J. C. Ewolues
Committee of Historians
Pioneer Collections
Issress
Hos
3. C. Holmes
Coldwater
Harvey Haines
Battle Creek
O. Poppleton
Munroe
Christiancy
Samuel ¥. Deary
J.B. Porter
Detyde
Geo
Re Azublah J. Jewett
Sayjpaw Valley
Mra EM. Stewart
St. Glair County
W. Fal
T. Mitchell
J.a.beaman
A. Dewey
C. L Walker
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E. Longyear
Albert Kjar
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Henry Jalick
Tee
M. Shoemaker
Wing
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