Missouri Whig Emancipation Debate Divides State
A Missouri Whig editorial argues for gradual emancipation while warning of rising agitation over slavery. It cites economic and political pressures, cites State prosperity tied to property rights, and predicts intense factional conflict as conservative and proslavery forces clash. The piece notes German voters and the Missouri Legislature as pivotal actors shaping the issue.
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St. Louis
Jong
Borsony
Missouri
Missouri Ueuislites
Toei
Herve
Atul
Wlrraent
Hebron
Oane Tanita
Wwe
Kaw
Irenek
Fae Leyaker
Lie
Ovary Wiens
Seoul
Avery
Lnstoey
Kansas
Anil
Bof
Watawen
Tito
Sliseiger
Lewis
Fragmented Demotic Speech Inquiry From The Democrat Issue
The piece questions a claimed statement attributed to the Democrat and asks for substantiation of the supposed quote. It notes no found sentence matching the cited allegation and calls for verification of the source.
Confusing Historical Lottery Draw and Political Notes
A recorded assortment of lottery draw results and political commentary appears with names of places and individuals. The fragment mentions costs, prizes, and several named people, plus a discussion of Mississippi governance and a perpetual governor concept.
WOLE'S PATENT CORN PLOW OFFERED LOCALLY
An article describes Woles patent corn plow with two adjustable shares enabling depth and width control, sold for 14 dollars. Local farmers are offered rights to the plow soon, with emphasis on agricultural progress and mechanization. The piece also notes Indiana legislative turmoil and partisan disputes over Senate seating and constitutional limits, plus oblique references to violent deaths in Wasxey and Prairie du Chien.
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Stephenson
Agovine Vier
Wasxey
Conemin
Matthew Brown
Vy Leishtany
Onat
Dond
Damon Ateokal
Tugtice LeClerc
Keibbs
Swansdering
Prairie du Chien Courier
Wisconsin Debate Over Rights of Indians in State Office
In the Wisconsin Legislature the discussion on extending the right to hold office to Indians continues amid partisan clash. Proponents argue constitutional reading supports enfranchisement while opponents offer various amendments. Debates reference citizenship, suffrage, and equal rights tied to tribal status, with petitions for broader inclusion and votes scheduled on related measures.
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Coox
Ulanvey
Pata Lal Ryan
Coax
Bangar
Coon
Rock
Buss
Sheboygan
Smartt
O'Neill
Sas
Ffe
Rhode Island
Daniel Cl
Circuit Court
Green County
Benjamin Busick
Crres Court
County of
Green
Gaid
Wadf
AL D
Neiay
Monroe
Wisconsin
T A.J. Sutherland
Governor Wright and the Indian wheat praise myth
Indiana Governor Wright, reputedly famed for agricultural insight, drew praise from his audience as a tale recounts his admiration of a wheat field. The exchange with a companion about seed and yield reveals a clash of confidence and practical knowledge in early 19th century farming discourse.
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Indiana
Toosier Ag
Iris
Suverteen
Indians, Agricultural Society
State Agricultural Society
Now
the Express
Congressional Angry Debates Over Oregon Territory Voting Rights
The Senate and House clash over bills on Oregon and Washington Territories. Measures seek to restore peace funds, investigate Navy desertions, and bar non citizens from voting while establishing rules for territorial constitutions and statehood. Debates cover voter qualifications, residency, and the legality of territorial laws.
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Oregon
Washington
Senate
Fouston
Minnesota
Hyn
Mc.Grow
Committee On Territories
Ismans
Shawnee Missionsa
Cuneta
House
Rusxen
Gyow
Camprriz
Ohio
U. S
Letcher
Mre. Gyow
Grow
Whitney
United States
Mar. Lane
Humphrey Marshall
Indiana Governor Controversy Sparks Constitutional Debate
Milwaukee News discusses Indiana political issues including Governor Willard and Lieutenant Governor eligibility under state law. The piece notes Wright’s controversial election proclamation, questions legality of elected officers, and contrasts with federal qualifications. It also references deer hunting hardships and local frost deaths in Grant County along with Bloomfield County fatalities.
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Milwaukee News
Border Minn
Indiana
Various 19th Century News Items From The United States
An assortment of 19th century notes covers accidents deaths and prison transfers in the United States. It cites 241 accidental deaths nationwide, 26,263 deaths in New York last year, and prisoner transfers from New York City. It notes Russia's horse breeds, emigration trends to Arkansas and Texas, and a large New Orleans custom house project.
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Sug
Donsia
Dells
United States
New York City
Patent Office
Russia
Arkansas
Texas
Philadelphia
New York
Gator
Jolm T'vanklin
France
England
Etna Insurance Company
Flartford
Wisconsin River
Germantown
Marcy
St. Paul
New Orleans
Americans at English Dinners Spark Royal Row
From the London Weekly Disputes December 97, a humorous note on plain American citizens invited to dine with the Queen as a sign of friendly relations. It mocks aristocratic ceremony, contrasts U S republican equality with royal etiquette, and hints at broader diplomatic sentiment.
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Wasimnevros
Diana
Indianapolis
Senate
U. S. Senate
London
America
United States
Quette
Mahomet
Palmerston
Victora
Sam
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Vrhaginy
LE Democrat
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Piper
James Buchan
Costiopole
Ghetates
N, Perkins
Ae Mithynukous
Holkest
John Robson
Madison
Colinas
Ht Son
Taltian
Inteavills
Janes Penn
Rielhead City
Totl
H. W. Oskillian
Ouwilees
Mount Origa Beanery
Jereniah Brown
Potost
Oon
Fite Spewell
Itor
Sentinel
Mibwaukye
Marine View
Leonard
Mason
Foluib
Janiscape
Golus Bashford
Algonne
Medallion of
North Vraivin Station
Messrs. Powler & Wells
Mhesa
Mye
Hyo Ge
Mississippi
MacRae
Wole
Inprasa U.S. Smvarora
Graham Vitel
Jesse Bright
United States Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Wauaurare
R. L. Morgan
Winnebago Co
Brynt Parker
Congress
Ghiis
Suger River Valley Railroad Company
Beientific Agriculture
Gev
Wright
Congressional
Gov. Willard
The
Forner
Lamse
Grant County Herald
Burton
Bloomfield County
Snell
Lawrence
Register of the Land
Stillwater
Jl, Johnson & Co
Malta
Giddinvs
A. Levyny
U. S. Marsnar
U. S. Marshall
U.S
Garland
M. Booth
Glover
Madison Journal
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Jordan
Tiosniz
Lucan Tusnit
N. Y. Times
Gov. Seward
Republican Party
Johnson
Fenelon
Jonathan
Tlt
Blacksraith
Plati & Halls
B. J.tenney
Tenney & Bindeett
Akse
Stevens & Keily
Thos. Bumare
Srd
J. M. Chadwick
Nadel Tuck
Bingham
Gay
Wits
Onesouth
Sheyf Seetior Brentyenine Intensii
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Wisner
Eage
Richardson & Preston
Peatesme
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