Debates on Freedom and Slavery In U S Politics
The Washington Union contends a very white man is equal in this free country and urges reform of the Declaration of Independence to match temperance and liberty. It argues slavery expansion, press suppression, and the Antellern Bill of Rights prevent genuine equality, while condemning government hypocrisy. The piece references Pour, McLean, and Parker era debates amid tariff, post office, and party politics.
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Washington Union
Pour
U. States
Texas
Union
Washington
Railroad fares spark central southern rail conflict
The State Administration face strong criticism over railroad management and wage costs. Central Road freight rates are higher than elsewhere, angering Central region residents who pay more for salt and other goods. A Kalamazoo mail cites farmers shipping wheat to Hillsdale due to higher Central Road tolls, arguing policies oppress the central public and favor the Southern line.
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Tn Cat
State
Kalamazoo
Hillsdale
The
Marshall Statesman
Central Rail Road
Hilledale
Litchfield
Marshall
Othorto
Detroit
Eastort
Eckford
Curtailment Debate Pushes Economies in State Government
The Kal Gazette critiques public expenditure and touts retrenchment as essential to meet interest on the state debt. It argues for cutting costs across legislative, judicial, and executive branches and cites excessive railroad pay as an example. The piece warns that unless spending is curbed, repudiation or heavy taxation could follow. It attacks the current administration and candidate Peleh, claiming no reform and a return to the Barry era.
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Central Railroad
Peleh
John S. Barry
Garzette
Felch
Barry Adaunietration
Barry
Gover
Edmund Burke
Nominations Stir Debates at Long Lake Council Albion
Col L Matwann of Marengo and E B Danio rx of Inghadi county stand as candidates for the 4th Senatorial District. The piece critiques Col Maynard, mocks rival leaders, and stresses reform, taxation, state debt, and the need for capable legislators. It warns against Loco Foco excess and advocates selecting qualified candidates reflecting state reform.
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L. Matwann
Marengo
E. B. Danio
Inghadi
Starue
Pratt
Michigan
Banks and Banking in State Politics
A verbose critique compares Loco Foco and Whig positions on local banking, arguing the issue is used to divert attention from major state matters. It cites the General Banking Law, claims banking growth under Whigs was restricted, and accuses the Loco Foca party of fostering numerous small banks and frauds.
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Loco Foco
Lockset
United States Bank
Loco Foca
Gay, Mason
Citizen
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Judge McLean
Indiana Stae Journal
Goshen
Elihart
Joan Mclean
Ohio
General Post Office Department
Walker
Adv
Schoharie
Gylboa
David Walton
Springfield
Vern
Lexington
Cassius M. Clay
E. Gen. Scott
Georgetown
Pittsburgh Gazette
Lacofocus
Tnbune
Ade
Hoyti
Port Repence
Paarahall Seta Teanat
Kentucky
Christendom
Flore
Cyrus
Alexander
Julius
César
Barrie Creek
L. Bowzsoy
Tom
Bowlaby
Ant Hes
England
New York City
Atead
Temper- Jsnce Company
Marshall House
Horatio, Hickok
Nystony
Wes
Teoen
Worcester
E. B
Lake Superior
Bayard
Harrisburgh
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Snd
Jones
Joya
Towa
Doves Ia
Pkg Sonetituien
Volea
Commercial
Marshall Market
Bauer
Bert Fox
Cheres Lot Vets
Pr Ld
New York
Conten
Ion
Jacesox
J. M. E Howsap
D. Ssaar
A. Hassowe
Isa. Owen
S.bartrow
Central Comtee
Ffourt
Senate
Adbion
Calhoun County
Abder Praut
Turner
Branch
Calhoun
Jackson
Clinton
Eaton J
Ingham
L. Grant
Seurtoral
M. Hannaws
Centrall
di. Olcott
Comittee
Adjien
White County
Court House
Lien
Ith
Albion
Western Dramatic Temperance Company
Oeluck
N.B
Turner & Stickney
Marshall- Morsigt
Coon County
Crdtolla
Joseph Chedsey
George
Easton
John Frisk
Riven
Thaia Wales
Washington K. Fords
Ahchigan
Ftny
Cacet
Calvn
Abefure
Randall Hobar
Falkson
Cook
Washington K. Ferris
Nance
Mershall
Asa B. Cook
Isis
Brazil
Filbert
R&s
A. Smata
An & Spice
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