Political and European News from December 1853
Reports from Washington show lively activity as Congress nears organized session for Speakership. Europe notes Turkish Russian hostilities with Turkish victories. A public meeting in Jackson on December 28, 1853, calls for a general railroad convention to push state prosperity and railroad expansion efforts.
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Temperance League Forms in Albion and Sheridan
The Friends of the new Liquor Law form a Carson League in Albion and Sheridan, appoint officers, adopt a constitution, set stock at 400 shares of 25 dollars, and pledge to enforce the law when it takes effect in December. Officers include M B Woop president, W Hownanp vice president, C M Coza secretary, with additional directors Maavis Manxaus A Faanis and others. A separate note covers a lecture by Prof J Spencer, who was duped by two men during his Sublime Science of Psychology talk, ending with an awkward departure. An accident near AlbLey involves Mrs Hanay Pamke turning her team at the Grist Mill.
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England Education Debate and Local Figures Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes discuss education in England and names like Isham Cobden and Isham. It cites Cobden's Barnsley speech on uneducated masses, magistrates in Manchester, jurors in an inquiry, and a militia swearing in. The piece references readers and local commentary on social class impact.
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Seward and Webster in the Anti Free Soil Debate
The clip reviews Seward and Webster amid anti Free Soil contention, praising their independent constitutional stance. It notes Seward’s recent conduct, calls some Southern politicians traitors, and contrasts Chicago and Mississippi Rail Road progress with mass rail movement and transit. It also cites Massachusetts election returns, governor votes, and Whig majorities reflecting political shifts.
Census finds in 1850 United States population by race
The final census shows Whites 19,543,068 Blacks 3,204,813 Free colored 484,405 total 23,191,870. U.S. territory about 3,306,865 sq miles, population roughly seven hundred per square mile, with school attendance totals and native born, foreign born, and literacy figures.
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Steamboat Lines Route Adjustments Announced
The Ocean line has been withdrawn from this city to Bugulo for the season. Buckeys Susie and Mayflower will keep their regular trips on the usual sailing schedule while the lake is navigable. Current service shows good progress compared with summer levels.
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Evacuation Anniversary Marked in City Celebrations
The article notes public displays for the evacuation anniversary, with the Five Point Mission in N City drawing sympathy. It mentions a land purchase for a Farm and House of Industry at Enet Chester with five thousand dollars subscribed last week and an expected further donation. Also reports storms causing damage in Connecticut and yellow fever deaths in Mississippi, with scattered local anecdotes about a widow and a water-carrier incident.
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