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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1845

Page

2

Santa Anna’s banishment and Mexican de éres note

Intelligence from the Charleston Courier reports Capt. Parkinson’s information on Santa Anna and his family banished from Mexico en route to Venezuela aboard the Neptune. The Medway and Dee ships arrived at Havana with news of shifts in Mexican political stance and the cooling of hostilities with the United States. A ten year absence was said to be prescribed, private property respected, and Santa Anna in good health and spirits aboard a voyage to Venezuela.

Charleston Corttier Mexico Havana Parkinson Neptune Dee Gils General Bustaventa United States Santa Agna Deeres Santa Fe Chihuahua St. Lowis Arsizo Sunlay Crravas McDenioe New-Mexico U. Sigies

Texas independence and Mexican relations loom in Gulf report

Late 1845 dispatches describe the Veo York arriving in New Orleans with Galveston reports and Lamar and Donalson imprisoned. A British envoy brings Mexico’s conditional acknowledgment of Texas independence while urging rejection of Yankee influence, with Capt Eliot’s mission to Washington deemed unlikely.

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Whig Cantilations on State Scrip Stationery in Kalamazoo

The Kalamazoo Peleg graph discusses Whig and Locofoco exchanges over public money spent on stationery. It critiques Whig charges about Capitol expenditures, defends State Scrip as safer currency, and mocks Gazette references to woodcocks and quails while inviting a public expose on legislative spending.

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Albion Fourth of July Celebration Plan in Battle Creek Albion

The text outlines Albion Calhoun County plans for Independence Day with a National Salute at 9 AM on the square near Albion Exchange. A procession led by the Albion Band features the President, clergy, veterans, and local societies, followed by a prayer, the Declaration read, an Oration, dinner, a balloon ascent with a live animal, and fireworks. The event emphasizes unity and liberty with a call for all inhabitants to join and celebrate as brothers.

Albion Calhoun Albion Exchange Albion Band Society of Clever Young Centemen Ciizus Crt Anderson

Practical Ship Canal to Link Illinois River and Lakes

The Illinois river to the lakes ship canal project seeks to place control with the General Government and complete the work as soon as practicable. The emphasis is on creating a national work that integrates the canal into federal hands for timely completion.

Illinois River Lakes Kinois and Michigan Falton Ill Telegraph

Death of General Jackson and civic reflections

A historic obituary honors General Andrew Jackson, noting his long public career and complex legacy. The piece discusses his character, leadership, and impact on the nation, contrasting military prowess with political missteps while reflecting on memory and public sentiment after his death at the Hermitage. It also comments on political partisanship and civilizational progress in the era.

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Fourth of July celebrations and political critiques

The piece outlines Fourth of July preparations led by the Mechanics Association, with art displays and an orator known as the May Man. It critiques progressive democracy and Texas admission, attacks Locofoco editors, discusses bank failures and the Mechanics and Farmers Bank, notes a Detroit editor's visit, and mentions an extra Circuit Court session beginning July 8.

Suspreme Court United States Texas

Value of Exports and Trade Balance in 1845

The National Intelligencer table shows exports for the year ending Sept 30 1845 at 104,691,084 and imports at 100,162,087, revealing a positive balance of trade for the United States. The article notes counterfeit bills, political commentary, and various news items from Iowa to Texas, including ship movements, diplomacy, and local developments.

National Intelligencer United States England Theimberts U.S U. S Spain Brazil

4th of July Arrangements Invited for Calhoun Co Citizens

A committee of the Mechanic’s Association calls Calhoun County and Marshall residents to meet at the Court House on Tuesday evening the 24th at 7 o’clock to plan Independence Day celebrations. Citizens are urged to attend. West Point notes praise for Gen. Scott, Board of Visitors, and artillery cadets. Head Quarters report a court martial and a counterfeit five dollar bill found.

Mechanic's Association F. W. Shearman J. Chedley Argus West. Point Scott Board of Visitors Whiting Hunt Niagara County Acad Atrest

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