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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1848

Page

2

Township Elections Urged by Whigs for 3d of April

A Vallejo era newspaper urges Whig electors across townships to organize ahead of April elections. It warns that honest capable officials govern public affairs and that local votes influence state and national outcomes. The piece stresses vigilance against Locofoco tactics and calls for a strong Whig turnout to ensure a final county board of supervisors aligned with Whig principles.

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City Elections Show Whigs Take Majorities in Several Cities

Newspaper notes East city votes favor Whig mayors in Syracuse Utica Buffalo and even Daraart. Rochester fails to elect Whig. Detroit election causes groans among Locofocos and Cass views it as a rebuke to the Doughface. Voters rebuke demagogic leaders.

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John S. Chipman’s Recurrent Public Attention

A fragmented 19th century commentary describes John S. Chipman as repeatedly drawing public focus beyond his merit, noting even a gubernatorial appointment could not elevate his standing, and accusing him of ongoing disorderly conduct in both public and private life.

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Albany Whig meeting backs Henry Clay for president

Long Albany gathering of Whigs endorses Henry Clay as top presidential choice, pledges to support the party’s National Convention candidate, and rails against slavery expansion while urging nonextension and free soil principles amid national crisis. напряжение

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Mr Clay In New York City Reception 1840 Visit

Mr Clay was greeted with a warm welcome in New York, the first visit since 1840. Citizens showed love and veneration as he arrived from South Amboy, was escorted by city authorities, and paraded through the streets to Castle Garden amid a crowd and cheers.

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Treaty Commissioner Appointed to Mexico in 1848

In the Senate, Mr Sevier is named Special Commissioner to proceed to Mexico without delay to negotiate peace. He carries full power to negotiate and finalize terms, and will depart here Wednesday for that purpose.

Welshington Senate Sevier Mexico Negoriate

Whig Convention at Harrisburg nominates canal and senatorial picks

The Whig State Convention met in Harrisburg with J. B. Johneon of Erie as president. Mir. Middleaworth was nominated Canal Commissioner, W. L. Johnson of Armstrong and Samuel Bell of Berks chosen Senatorial delegates to the National Convention. Horace Mano named Whig candidate for Senatorial Elector. John Davieo Adams replaced. Also notes political dispatches and Porto Cabello revolution context.

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Congressional debate on bounty lands and a naval yard decision

Report from Washington March 7 1848 describes Mr MacClellan and others debating bounty land grants for soldiers with various House motions including reference to the Military Committee. The Senate opens with petitions and a Virginia slave abolition proposal and a Ship Island Navy Yard inquiry, amid budget items and a five million lot.

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Married Notices From Cerard and Lee

Married to Marshall on the 18th by Rev Hobert Samven Knscsvox and Eisex Surnsax both of Cerard Branch Co In Lee on the 16th by the same Knorzen and Manta Huteox both of Lee.

Marshall R. Hobert Samven Knscsvox Eisex Surnsax Cerard, Branch Co Lee Non Knorzen Manta Huteox

Died In Marshall Of Congestive Fever At Fifty Two

The deceased, Howoan Manta Foggan, aged 52, died in Marshall on the 10th of the month from congestive fever. Born in Bilton Vermont she married in Thueh Monros County New York and lived there sixteen years before migrating to Marshall eleven years ago. She was well known in the community and aided the afflicted, with a hopeful Gospel view at death. Friends mourn with faith she has joined the Christian hope. Lost piece of log chain 7 or 4 feet long between the Broats and Thomas Cook's in Marengo. Return to office or to R. Church. March 27, 1848.

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