San Diego Herald editorials and political satire amid 1840s turmoil
The San Diego Herald features mock editorials and cartoons praising Waldo and Bigler, plus attacks and defenses of political figures, with musings on the paper’s independence and shifting Whig to Democratic leanings. It reports on Judge Ames, Phoenix, and local town politics amid a wider telegraph and international dispatches.
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Foghess of the Squassur and Political Harangue in Syracuse
In New York a heated political scene unfolds as candidate for Comptroller Haedahell, Curly, delivers a fiery Syracuse speech on the 2nd. The rambling remarks attack Gen. Pierce and warn of public figures, while the report also notes a mix of educational and railway notices, crime reports, and literary notices from Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia.
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