Principles-not-men candidates in Michigan election
Tuesday Morning October 4 1847 argues voters should judge by public policy not personal. contrasts Democratic and Whig principles with Polk era policies. urges Michigan electors to support Whig ticket Edmunds Miller Moffatt Munson Nash and cautions against endorsing Democratic resolutions. Also notes local school union discussion and various notices.
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Michigan
Democratic Party
Jurge Ransom
Avoweil
Detroit Advertiser
Pall
Slag Wright
Lake Lurebora
Pawera
Polk
Cope
Mich
Santa Anna
Taylon
Guy
Pretvou
Eeeau Rigan
Ecuay
Guerriar
EU CoeKa
Neaving Tong
Wileret
Pengares
Midigen
Michigan Christian Herald Editor Moves to London Canada
Rue Tate Ines, editor of the Michigan Christian Herald and pastor of the 1st Baptist Church in Detroit, is removed to London Canada to take charge of the Baptist Church there. The Michigan Synod will convene at Kalamazoo on the 14th instant at 6 o'clock PM, in the Presbyterian Church.
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Lear
Kalamag
Rowe & Co
Marnewa
Dennit
Michigan
Chancery
Gxo
Rue Tate Ines
Michigan Christian Herald
1St Baptist Church
Detroit
London
Canada
Baptist Church
Giyd
Buyte
Angli Mon
Bin
Mr Cray
Witcher
Orange
Innner
Rou Muine Ta de
Rio del Norte
Alantic
Rocky Mountains
Craraghin
Howe
Pangsborg
Tation
Iy Estety
Davasy Wil
Bron
Lown
Methodist Conference appoints Michigan pastors for year
The Michigan annual conference of the M. F. B. Church lists appointments across districts. Detroit First Charge to be supplied. Harrison Morgen. Portine S. D. Simonds. Ann Arbor District officials. Monroe, Tecumseh, Grand River, and other districts name ministers and vacancies. Also includes a critical poem excerpt on political figures and a Whig nomination notice from Jackson.
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Wien Sottoot
Union School
Jeaae B E. Chang
George Woolnter
Eissessor
Renenr Williamson
Friends Me
Detroit Free Press
Taltindes
Ouown County
Stephen Scutland
Roechel Waters
Walker
Stephen
Firs
Michigan
M. FB
Detroit
Eussan Chane
P.be
Harrison Morgen
Portine
S. D. Simonds
Davaimas
American Tible Society
Ann Arbor
Jusian Bigrewius
Ypsilantit
George Trylar
Plymouth
Janus F. Davileon
G. Deolanna
D. D. Warens
Penn University of Michigan
Maratinl
A. M. Fiten
Po E. Morshisll
Thos
Gardner, Alvion
Jrcol E. Purler
South Albion
den, Smith
War
EL Anckson
Eliph MH. Pilcher
W. Mothersill
Tompkina
Norman Abbot
Joseph
Sutton
Eaton
F Krlfogg
Litchfield
H. Cenfietl
Coldwater
John Breunuruck
Gimrd
D. C. Joenkes
Noame
P. Sabin
Waa
Benson
Hittedate
A. Worthington
Grand River Dstrict
James Suaw
Grand Rapid
N. B. Cumbern
Grinville Wan
FP. Dawtes
Talunge
W. C. Confort
Lyons
David A. Gurtis
Win. Fox
Fine Inch
Misa
George Bradley
Geo
W. Brown
John Kuhlraje
Fudian
Baoerwar
P. Bygrail Ste. Mutic
Neleon Basium
Kewawennn
Jonn Jimsten
Petey Marksian
Sandy Lake
S. Spates
Eagle River
John A. Pitzel
J.D. Gontins
China
Riglew. Hion
Arrival of Price and De Camp at Fort Leavenworth
From Santa Fe reports General Price Dr De Camp and others arrived at Fort Leavenworth on the 7th, after leaving Santa Fe. They faced severe storms and a harsh march to the post, with lost wagons and cattle, and encounters with volunteers and militia while advancing toward the United States.
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Price
de Camp
Burt Leaernwraeth
Santa Fe
Fort Leavenworth
Dk Cam UO SA
New Mexico
Cal. Rasinn
de Samme
Shepf Ard
Jones
de Cringe
Col. Priew
Mtr
United Bantes
Condoritesa
Murphy
Win. MciXnigh
Mets
Korpegay
Wien
Gap
Hosky
Wingia
Arkansas
Marion County
Korpenay
Willock
Hereford
Lee
Goldstein
Col. Ralls
Apareck
Byce
Walker
Rich
The Mexican Rout in a Turbulent Capital
Fragmentary dispatch from Mexico City dated August 21 describes Mexican generals Valencia and Santo Angel retreating at San Angel and Charbosea bridge. Reports note U S forces victorious, peace talks to open, and a division blaming rival factions for the upheaval while criticism of leaders persists.
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Teia
Mex'ca
Caltmnore
Tampico
Hue
Portules
Sanya Anna
Mogtezuimas
United States
Moru
Vilainis
Quijanenses
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Ira Nash
Fredonia
Tha
Lotoface
Whig Party
Jamnen M. Epmunos
Texas
United State
Mexico
Union
James’k. Vatk
Ey Tho
Sun-Treasury
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Pa Trent
Genrral
Grand River Earletins
Gro. M. Mais
Mees
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Kulahinge
Loco
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Congress
Tnd
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An Shaanon
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Toledo
Ching
Ohio
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Nottawa
Je L. Ueex
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Calhoun
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Locofoco
Legislatura
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Methodist Conference
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Lerner
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James K. Glen
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