Tragic tale of Clara Beaufort and Montfort’s ruin
An extended excerpt records Clara Beaufort’s fall from innocence as Montfort’s betrayal leads to death and a broken betrothal. Albert mourns and vows vengeance while family credence crumbles. the piece condemns French fiction’s influence on the young and cites Mrs. Kirkland on philosophical writing. Nearby dispatches report storms in the Seminole country, hail the size of hens’ eggs, and early 1848 Senate and House activity on steamer trade and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Aunt Amy
Clara
Montfort
Lucy
Mrs. Colden
Julia
Elisa
Beaufort
Fort Smith Ark
Hemldt
Guzat
Sewroie
Marculas Duval
Duval
Micapopy
Ugyer
Senate
Dix
Committee On Commerce
Treasury Department
Atherton
Military Academy
West Point
Bright
Wisconsin
House
Rockwell
Sims
Messrs
Tuck
Chapman
Dicky
Rhett
Stevenes
Carrot Duncan
French Consulate Compromise After Turmoil Report
A Telegraphic dispatch from Paris dated the evening of the Sta enst describes difficulties in forming the new Republic. Lamartine Dupont de Lure and Ledru Rollin are named consuls amid a mob influenced compromise. The Chamber vote favored Bureause 391 Zulute 234 Romb 91, with Bureause chosen. No further details received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
Lamartine
Dupont
de Lure
Ledru Rollin
Arrival from Vera Cruz Sparks Peace Doubt in Mexico News
Late May dispatch from Mexico notes Peytona arrival and New Orleans papers dated May 16. The Valasco had reached Vera Cruz in eight days after sailing May 8. Reports say Congress dispersed without acting on the tariff matter and few expect peace.
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Lotusville
New Orleans
Valasco
Vera Cruz
Congress
News From Santa Fe And Europe Poised Between Quiet And Odd Anecdotes
Late from Santa Fe reports quiet conditions and healthy Woops, with Col. Newby in command and Col. Gilpin at Canada Fort. An intended mid May expedition to seize a town in Indian country is noted as postponed. An Austrian Emperor anecdote paints him as a mere tool of powerful interests, with comic travel questions overheard by a Pennsylvania paper.
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Saint Louis
Plains
Santa Fe
Austria
Europe
United States
Muhlenburg
Pensylvania
Maiser
Vienna
London
Igs
Ava
Prudatad
Poland
Berlin
Germany
Hurshow
Miloslaw
Wroschen
Sarocin
Neustadt
Warthe
Bayacav
Warsaw
Tyere
Warnam
Kingdom of Poland
Geod'armen
Gallicia
Cracow
Eny
Bill
Prince Jablogowski
Count Potocki
Cricow
Polich
Gunyani¢Es
Therontier
Me Kretg
France
Matt Rewanney
Cincinnati Herald
Afric
Gowa
Jawa
Llanduras
Taua
Jamaica
Oberlin
Tvs
Evi
Warimany
Elise
Flinams
WLC
Whiteshorne
Sreteury
Locofoco ticket lines up at national convention
The Statesman Digest notes Gen. Lewis Cass of Michigan and Gen. Buren of Kentucky as Locofoco presidential and vice presidential nominees. The piece contrasts them with the Whig lineup Gen. Chas for President and Gen. Wme Butler for Vice President. It predicts vigorous opposition from Whigs and Democrats alike, and references new Detroit Daily Commercial Bulletin progress. It also covers Poland turmoil, Galician fires, Cracow bombardment, and European affairs including Venice and Italy.
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Lewis Case
Michigan
Burer
Kentucky
United States
Cass
Philadelphia
Chas
Wme Butler
Juinra K. Polk
Democratic Party
Ilsa
Satengih
Urac
Gen. Case
Oregon
Democratic Convention Clash Over New York Delegates
A chaotic May gathering in New York saw debates over credentials and a proposed two from each state committee to determine delegate legitimacy. After intense factionalism, Andrew Stevenson of Virginia was named president, and New York’s delegates faced a contentious vote, with final decisions admitting both New York factions and shaping the balloting for a presidential candidate.
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Wheelchar
H.C
Hale
Nz Yaik
Coombe
New-York
New Yona
Democratia Naliandl
Sittemaa
Stevenson
Virginws
Pree
Piaze
Senmore Hacnegan
Houston
Yancy
Jndie Brice
Boog
Dickinson
de Plaouner
Brice
Me. Morton
Thin
Yanery
Maree
Louisimian
Tiis
Moraes Rermarks
Pelk
Telk
Morse
Poly
Lie 'Atelock
Mally
Ruuth
New York
Cameron
Boggs
North Cerolion
New~ York
Dieeuseion
Phickindon
Foster
Hopker
J. Smith
Hoth
Hannegan
Indiana
Mansnegan
Stresa
Sanderson
United States
Utica
Ramsey
Tenn
Polk
Heine
McCandles
Buchanan
Bellis
Cans
Harolin
Woodbury
Barrot
Dallas
Celhero
Worth
Baccot
Casa
Dalas
Tom
Barzot
Wort
Bartot
Bass
General Butler
Case
Bartoomex
Sumth
Aguiier
Barth Uiners
Warikers
New England
Fellowshp
Gene Win
O. Basler
Vit
Gee
Jutin A. Quinninn
John Y. Meson
Wir Fh
King
Jnnea G. McKay
Col
Jeferzon Daevie
Gen Basler
Torrow
Arrival of the Caledonia and Irish unrest described
The article reports the arrival of the Caledonia era as France forms a new representative assembly after rapid revolutionary changes. It notes hopes for unity and justice, praises the assembly, and expresses optimism for peaceful governance. It then covers Ireland announcing disturbances in Limerick and proclamations under the Quirage Act, warning against involvement with a proposed convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Netlons
Ireland
Wih Vic
Limerick
Torée Tundred
Moyas
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Hodge
Measra
Stephens
Chapmac
Fink
Dickey
Gecret Duncen
Wasmixetan
Herman
Paris
Mexico
the Statesman
Marshall, Mich
Merning
Locofeco
Detroit Durty Commercial Bulletin
Detroit
D. Maxeen
Keanna
Munger
Venice
Lombardy
Nogent
Udina
Frli
Venice Ind
Trieste
Gulf
Italy
Rowe
Sicily
Napers
Palermo
Ferdinand Bourbon
House of Courbon
Charles
Seeond
Messina
Pers Dinnod
Spain
Christiina
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Charles Abert
Veroni
Walla
Volta
Pallegio
Miocio
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Masphal Radetsky
Jonsprick
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Udine
Nugest
Vienne
Frageis Joseph
Varens
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Monly
J Wack
Rele
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Hind
Aitver
Ih J
Arival
The
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Wilmer
With
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Gkarren
New
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D Campbell
Albany
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Graefenberg
Eprag Sud
Medical Asen
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