State election near. Wilmot Proviso dominates Calhoun County
Citizens of Calhoun County and the Second District are urged to focus on the State policy measures in the upcoming election, especially the Wilmot Proviso and Free Territory issue. The piece contrasts Whig support for abolitionist measures with Locofoco opposition, urging voters to judge parties by their stand on the Proviso and retrenchment.
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Calhoun County
Ali
Actrox
Michigan
Ies
Congress
Union
Opposing the Wilmot Proviso in a Political Appeal
A partisan call argues against the Wilmot Proviso and praises the Polk administration while urging voters to choose between Whig and Democratic tickets. It portrays the Proviso as a national threat and frames the election as a clear verdict on slavery expansion. The piece targets fellow citizens, urges voting on the coming Tuesday, and claims Whig support for the proviso versus Democratic opposition.
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Polk
United States
Poux
Democratic Party
Election Call Urges County Whigs to Poll All Votes
A directive states the election occurs in one week and emphasizes every Whig vote in the county must be polled. The message stresses urgency and full participation to secure the outcome.
One Vote May Decide Key Election in Calhoun County
A fragment notes that a single vote could decide the governor, congressman, senator, or representative races. It claims Calhoun County has shown in the last three elections that a small plurality yields a Wuie Victory, highlighting the importance of turnout and voting strength.
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Calhoun
Election Day Duty Urges Whigs at Home Next Tuesday
A terse notice urges Whigs to be at home on the election day. It states that secrecy should be observed and that those necessarily absent this week must arrange to return home next Tuesday to vote. The message emphasizes civic participation and timely presence at the polls.
Whigs Rally Voters For Lawn Locos At Polls
A lively call urges supporters to visit the polls and bring those unable to walk to vote. It frames the electorate as full of “Loco” supporters and compares voters’ strength to Sampson, urging turnout and assistance at the polling place.
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Sampson
Remembering last fall's close county election urges Whigs to vote
A political appeal urges Whigs to consider that five more votes could have yielded an extra representative. The argument stresses that an individual vote matters and may decide the election, urging prompt participation.
Election returns expected from each town after polls close
The notice asks for returns as soon as possible and to send to the Marshall House. It states the next paper will be issued on Wednesday. The governor appointed Thursday November 25 as a general Thanksgiving day, joined by other state governors in declaring the same observance.
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Marshall House
Tuanxacwine
Gavagnora
New York
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Missouri
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Yaylor
Gen. Tyler
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United States
Flo
Mexico
Scult
Taylor
Buena Vista
Gen
Jefferson Davis
Port Huron observers plan large river steamer fleet
The Port Huron Observer reports a major shipbuilding program for the Moaks and Ward & Gallagher. A new steamer, 130 feet long with 21 feet beam, is planned for river trade, to be finished by spring. Also notes a rail connection to Chicago and new rail directors.
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Port Huron Observer
Claip County
Winstar
Nribther
Observer
Ward & Gallagher
Huron
Michigan State Bank proposed in 1839 public documents
Excerpts from 1839 public documents urge creation of a Michigan State Bank to restore credit and expand commerce. The text claims the bank would unlock capital, develop internal improvements, and attract emigrants, noting profits could cover a five million loan and spur industrial growth.
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Urove
Lacoluco Party
Banksy oFriter Tou Moniter State Bank
Michigan
Interpal
Oa Kener
Det
Marching through Vera Cruz era to National Bridge raid
A chaotic report from Camp Vergara to Vera Cruz details Major Kenly and Capt Taylor leading Twiggs riflemen in a fort assault at a ford, burning guerrilla houses, seizing plundered American goods, and pursuing guerrillas across ridges and villages near the National Bridge. The march includes fording the river, a successful village charge, and return to camp amid praise for the riflemen.
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Mexico
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Apent & Co
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Henry
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Aecoul
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la. Klaggon
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M. K. Taylor
Col. Hughes
Twigg
Chirteen
Puebla
Lousea
Hanever Hall
Arma
Capt
Wilktop
Taylor Burtlage
Trivial notes from the Mississippi market and world news
The report notes flour prices and market tension with heavy demand and shifting figures. It records the death of Alexander H. Everett, former U S Commissioner to China in Canton, and mentions a Chinese insurrection with troops and foreign fleets affecting Lisbon tensions.
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Jettera
Indian Corp
Liverpool
Overland Mail
United States
Ching
Alexander H. Everett
Canton
Lisbon
Sailed from Liverpool to Boston with cargo and market notes
A contemporary column reports the Cambria arrived in Boston five days after leaving Liverpool, noting declines in corn and flour prices due to money-market disruptions. It also recounts a Raleigh Biblical Recorder account of Chang and Eng the Siamese Twins visiting Mount Airy, their farming life, family, church ties, and plans to move between North Carolina locations.
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Mach
New York
Baptist Church
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Fragmentary account of a frightful near miss
The narrator recalls a strange incident where tent fragments showered over him without harm, suggesting an unseen enemy or a broken prank. He reflects on escape appearing miraculous and wonders if careless wheels caused the blast, still puzzled by the source.
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