Return of George Wilson Fulfills Sophia’s Hope
In a dramatic chapter ending, Sophia, grieving for George Wilson presumed dead, learns he survived. He explains his sickness and secrecy, reconciles with Hastings, and vows to keep the truth about a past dispute secret. The reunion restores Sophia’s joy as the lovers embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Ilostings
Sophia
George
Kenlysha
de Os
Paelor
Hervens
Rms
Uastings
Wolman
Hts
Mr. Carlton
Jones
Wilson
Hastings
Sophin
Holdens Dallur
Battle prelude and Tarzar letter on eve of Buena Vista
On the eve of the Battle of Buena Vista a Stacnton Spectayer item cites Gen Tarzar’s letter outlining his reasons to defend a fortified position. He notes Mexican forces, mustering with thousands of horses and men, would threaten American lines if flanked. He warns against retreat and argues a stubborn defense could deter the enemy’s advance and preserve strategic advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sica
Taylor
Buena Vista
Stacnton
Spectayer
Tarzar
Buega Vista
Mexico
Monterey
Chu
Mootersy
Thatciyy
Taytor
Lo Ie Iemorabe
Murua Vista
Wysel
Waa
Monterey Agi Hocoe
Givihz
Col. Taylor
Gen. Taylor
United States
Blake
Political Platform Fragments From Calhoun County Whigs
Fragmented text from a Calhoun County Whig platform discusses executive power limits, Wilmot Proviso debates, and Congressional jurisdiction over slavery. It includes resolutions opposing federal control of territorial slavery, calls for state compact solutions, and notices for Whig conventions in Kalamazoo and surrounding counties with delegate apportionments.
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Cass
Wilmot
Confederacy
Lewis Cass
Calhoun County
Ohio
Kowlatiaans
Kaulamatsa
Werdnessy
U.S
Tia
Jackin
Brach
Cus G
Kalamazoo
Whig Meeting at Mechanics Hall with Gronss Monpor
Rough and Ready Glub of Misshall schedules Friday evening gathering at Mechanics Hall Gronss Monpor Esq of Albion to address attendees at si't o'clock in Groans Monpor location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misshall
Mechanics’ Hall
Gronss Monpor, Esq
Albion
Wisconsin State Journal start date and editor noted
A fragmentary 1849 notice from the neighboring paper listing the Wisconsin State Journal start and its editor Hakay Faux, with unidentified publishers and dates, reflecting the early publication context.
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Our
V ‘ Dapkeap
A. A. Donsesce
Hakay Faux, Bey
T ‘Springs
Taylor Letter Clarifies Nomination and Whig Ties
The article publishes Gen. Taylor’s letter defending his Whig alignment while denying partisan aims. It explains why he accepted the nomination, his desire to lead a united army and nation, and his pledge to avoid factional influence in governing.
Peculiar Campaign Position Shove Paper Angers Whigs
The New York Tribune notes the campaign’s shove paper displeases the Whig party and causes lingering dissatisfaction. Observers see Horace Greeley awakening to a line of choice between Taylor and Cane, suggesting support for Von Buyer could aid Cushian’s aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horece
Cuschian
Whig Dissent Prefers Taylor Over Birney Or Gass
A mid-19th century editorial argues Whigs should unite behind Zachary Taylor for the presidency rather than back Birney or Gass. It criticizes third-party splits, warns that supporting Birney would aid the locofoco faction, and urges Whigs to elect northern legislators and a northern vice president allied with a southern Whig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Party
Aml
Anil
Loveface
Congress
United States
Hunce
James G. Birney
Free Soil
Martin van Buren
Msn
Zachary Taylor
Lewis Curs
Letofuco
Principles and hypocrisy in party endorsements debated
Fragmented lines critique the rhetoric of party leaders and the claim of principle in backing nominees. The piece questions support for Ceasar apithe Kewalir and others on constitutional grounds, anti slavery, and foreign policy, noting sparse North endorsement and evasive discourse.
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Locolaco
Ceas Apithe Kewalir
Nemocratic
Souvtomn
Baring
Brejenging
Souining James
Memorial gifts and deeds praised in December 1845 address
The piece recalls funds for a bell for the Presbyt village and notes the Secretary of War detailing war acts. It cites the President’s December 1845 remarks lauding the army and officers after victories at Palma and Monterey, praising courage and skill amid peril and praise for Ducos Vista battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wario
Monterey
Paly Palma
Oasia
Provident
Cori
Ducos Vista
Arrival of the Acadia and Market Declines
The report notes the arrival of the Acadia and a decline in breadstuffs at the Liverpool Market. It details grain and wheat prices, inland shipments, and fluctuating provisions with various market figures, alongside political dispatches and international tensions. The text also mentions weather, ship damage, and ongoing European political commentary, including references to Cavignac, Lamartine, and French mediation efforts.
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Cory
Catton
Stevds
Mobile Upland
Orleans
Kline
United States
South Hampton
Ireland
Lamartiac
Cavignac
Journal of Lubrease
Resnnird Geree
Republic Bonapartisiss
Saar
Austin
Timothy Shea Wan
Borvata
Sto. Canal
Albany
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Zachary. Taylor
Bed
Mileard
Tohn
U-States
Krwana
Jacob M. Howard
Waynes
Hezekiah
G. W Kell
Henry Waldron
Hillsdale
Henry BL Lathrop
Jackson
HIRAM
L. Miller
Séginaw
Hapman Tatiers
George Monroe
Orlando Moffatt
Battle Greek
Norton P. Hobart
Athens
Erastus Clark
FON Causty Clane
John Meachem
Bedford
Fon Weiestin
Joseph C. Frink
Marshall
Trrasuair
George 8
Ira Sumner
Eckford
Poncontinens
Rodolphus FE
Knight
Penfield
George B. Murray
Marshail
Sartow
Wells
Webster
Whig Central Committee
Kalawszne
Srnejor
Filey
Senatorial Caminitier
Wichigan State Journal
Larrea
Anne Cart
Partizan
Waity
Tony
Lutte
New York
Hay
Democratic Party
Re. Bee
Bort
The
New York Tribune
Bate
Cassy
Taylor Or Gass
Acadia
Liverpool
Porueanirert Nucetons
Oxnes Taylor
Brass
C. A. Canealete
Queene
Sore Conte
Ryo
Bar
Eley
Anderivken
Ennsteuet
Anne
hay _ tier
Ougl
Rom Hepceforth
Philadelphia
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