Nominations and Debt Demands From Michigan Whig Note
Marshall Michigan Wednesday October 8 1849 Whig Nominations for Governor Flavius J Littleson Allegan for Lieut Governor George A Coe Branch Co for State Printer Nubbard a Duncklee Detroit The pay must come Crop failures led to dues collection warnings Calhoun County farmers expect 86000 in six weeks Notes and accounts to be collected November first delinquent if unpaid and warned to settle now to avoid action
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Nubbard A Duncklee
Detroit
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Nteo
Calhoun County
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Watts
Sammons
Whig County Convention Nomination in Calhoun County
The Whigs of Calhoun County will hold a convention at the court door in Marshall on Saturday October 13 at 11 o clock A M to nominate representatives to the State Legislature and transact other business The county committers call for delegates from several towns Charles Dickey Harles Pl Dibble George Monroe TY Bouthwirth J J McAllister Morehall Oct 2 HIG A Moss
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Calhoun County
Marshall
Hiate
Transnet
Charles Dickey
Ae Harles
Dibble
George Monroe
TY. H. Bouthworth
J. J. McAllister
County Committers
Morehall
HIG
Pree Suis Electora
Nie
Calhoun
Mechanica
Hell
Mareball
Suiczens
Whici County
Senatorial Convention Notice for Kalamazoo Area
Delegates from Allegan Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties are notified to meet at Kalamazoo Court House on Wednesday October 2001 to nominate a Senator to succeed Hon Campbell Waldo whose term ends January next. H Mower WM Still, Senatorial Committee.
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Allegan
Calhoun
Kalamaxoo
Court House
Kalamazoo
Campbell Waldo
H. Mower
George Monroe
WM. Still
Whig State Convention nominates Latrobe for Governor
The Whig Sue Ticket is complete with Lat TLEJOIN as gubernatorial nominee. The convention praises his past as a Democratic member, now aligned with Whig aims to curb slavery in new territories, asserting his integrity and experience will advance Liberty and state interests. The editorial urges voters to back a proley policy slate and oppose pro slavery forces.
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Lattlejoin
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Ato
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Mereniko
Brata Convention
Iberno
Congress
México
Concluding Call for Resignation in Political Delinquency Case
A fragment suggests a demand that the individual in question resign from his current post as partial atonement for political delinquency. The wording implies parliamentary or constitutional accountability and a call to action by authorities or peers.
Whig Ticket Endorsed by Delegates in States Convention
The Delegated in the States Convention present a ticket of noted integrity and public liberty principles. Foavis J. Litreesong, ex Whig governor candidate, leads on a platform to exclude Slavery from territories. Cox as Lt. Governor and Duncens as State Printer are praised for talent, honesty, and opposition to party corruption.
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Foavis J. Litreesong
Long Efnce
Friends of Universal Freedom
Cox
Duncens
Locofocoiam
Salt River
Isore
Nomination and politics in the Whig era report
A discussion of John S Barry as a gubernatorial candidate highlights his alignment with party views, past trade stance favoring foreign markets, and cautious lines on Congress powers over slavery. The piece urges Whig unity behind Littlejohn's principles, notes Blair’s withdrawal in favor of Coe, and promotes Ludden’s boot clock advertisement while outlining Florida War costs and Seminole resistance.
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Congress
New Territories
Robt. McClelland
Wilmot
John S. Barry
Parkish
Reformist Smith on slavery and constitutional power
The article reviews the reformer Mr. Smith, praising his deep thought and philanthropy while presenting extracts criticizing pro slavery democracy. It cites Daniel Webster's era views, contrasts with Jeffersonian principles, and argues that the Constitution empowers abolition, urging consistency between words and deeds in liberty advocacy.
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Gertite Smith
Anfkaddrossdh
Candellor Wattworth
Smith
Patrick Henry
Congress
Landa
Antiona
Hungerian
Dtalian
Premium Awards List and County Exhibit Notes
A detailed listing of premiums awarded across livestock crops and farm products, with names of entrants such as Milo Soule and George Hentig, plus items from corn and potatoes to dairy, wool, and timber. The report records judged results, a plowing match note, and a donation pledge by Col. Maynard to match premium amounts.
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Heath
J. Phelps
Thom Atkinson
G Pattison
W. Farnsworth
John Vanderburg
John Udell
Joseph Otic
Saxton Diver
G. Pattison
D. F. Ifendryx
John Barbour
L. Maynard
Z. Tillotson
Henry Polhemus
Buck L. Maynerd
J. Brown
C. C. Comstock
Otia
G.W. MecAllastey
G. Robertson
Enos Gillia
Etheridge & Co
M. Hungerford
George Hentig
John Ansley
N. P. Hobart
de L. Maynard
T. Brown
J. Porter
C. H. Lusk
O. C. Constock, Jr
J. Udell
Mrs. Harrict Gordon
Delia A. Stone
Lowell Sandford
Simes Winters
Cogswell
Job Pettengill
H. A. Tillotson
Atove
L. Bradley
Alexander Peterman
H. A. Woodruff
Z. F. “Sautell
Daniel Woolsey
Milo Soule
C. Robinson
James Remson
M.b.weatherwax
Hiusasetoe
Tsane E. Crary
James Humeston
J. W. Gordon
Green House
C. Comstock, Jr
J. A.wray
Roses Triomphe
P. A. Kingabury
Lewis W. Tillotson
Poland
Chi
Master O. C. Comstock
James Connelly
Granville Beardsley
J. G. Johnston
Ma. Eatton
Col
Maynard
Sec'y Calhoun Co. Ag'l Society
Nomination colors Whigs and Free Soil coalition contrast
The document argues for John Littlejohn as Whig nominee, criticizing opponent Flavius Luttejohn and stressing loyalty to freedom and progress. It contends the Wilmot proviso opposition and warns against Democratic dominance, urging unity with Free Soil sentiment to secure victory.
The Slave Trade Debate in the Liverpool Times
The Liverpool Times reports Parliament’s inquiry into abolition of the slave trade. It questions naval pressure effectiveness and suggests Britain may be released from such engagements while pursuing pacific suppression and colonial control. A physician’s report on a tonic appears in passing.
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Liverpool ‘Times
House of Commons
Great Britain
Britain
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