The Lament. Am Grave of Bonapa Brigadier Pierce
A fragmented historical notice laments lost generals and recalls praising articles on General Scott and General Pierce. It cites The Washington Union and Louisville Democrat praise, discusses battles in Mexico, and lists Pierce’s career milestones from 1817 to 1852 with emphasis on his military and political trajectory.
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Oswego Times
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Washington
Francis W. Rice, Esq
United Lines
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John Sayres
Neil McQuarry
Richard Wallace
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Democratic Papere
Squandering Public Money and Democratic Extravagance
A broad critique of the last General Assembly accusing unfledged Democrats of waste and mismanagement. The piece cites state appropriations from 1860 and 1859, argues for deficits, and blames legislative bungling and partisan excess. It contrasts with earlier budgets and railes against the Southern press while touching on Tariff policy and economic decline.
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Lands for settlers on roads price cuts in Canada
The Quebec Mercury notes inducements by the Colonial Government to Emigrate to Canada. Public road use required in return for land grants at reduced prices across Onawa, St. Lawrence, Chaudiere, Saguenay, and upper province districts. Eighty to sixty cents per acre in various zones, with five to ten year payments. Also reports on river disasters, steam navigation losses, and political summaries from the era.
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