Legislative returns and party tallies from Albany and beyond
A correspondent notes contested Senate and Assembly races with party lines drawn across Randall Cross Campbell Jones and Warren. Returns list numbers for Republicans and Democrats and claim varying majorities, while reports describe election returns from Janesville and Oxford precincts.
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AW. Randall
Cross
Cayt Selma
Campbell
W. Jones
S.D. Mustings
C. Itabich
AL M. Dckson
Buock
Gy McMyun
C. C. Draper
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C. Byulees
Whroams
Jones
Mlastings
Mabioh
Hickson
Bouck
McGregor
Draper
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Squires
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Warren
Fenton
Var Assembly
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Mooklys
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Democrat
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Seley
Thomas
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Habich
Larksen
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Messinger
Squirey
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Deaper
McGenan
McGares
Bay Senate
War Senate
Wave Wikenton
War Assembly
Mur
Vinton
GeSulvaye
Albany
Xoter
MU Pleasant
A.W. Randall
Turbulent World Turmoil and Banking Strain Abroad
The piece surveys widespread financial panic and banking withdrawals, noting weakened deposits and tightened liquidity. It cites wary households and cautious businesses, with Western banks managing the pressure while urging orderly repayment and stabilization efforts. The text also touches on inflationary strain, credit curtailment, and expected gradual recovery as trade and commerce adjust. It references government statements urging payment of obligations and broader market anxieties, framed in a period-typical, urgent newspaper tone.
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Lia Dong
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Wester
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Ollus
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New York
Persia
Liveroor
Ring of Prussia
Gen. Armes
Vienna
Molland
Belgium
Lisbon
Len Broek
New Market
Kelle
Neiv’ Market
Queen Victoria
Alrdeen
Earl of Aberdeen
Colonial Office
Steaword
Lorento
Area
Jr. Crongen
Arsus
Sirdinia
Ausey
Viena
Cran
Utah Missionary Visit Sparks Utah War Tensions
Accounts from Salt Lake City describe Captain Van Vliet and General Young meeting with Mormon leaders. Officials report strong Mormon resistance to federal troops, a vow to defend settlements, and preparations including a three-year supply and a militia represented by the Nauvoo Legion.
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Vitet Law & Tfeged
Shay
Ulah
Punkal
Danunie
N.T
Yen Viet
Tanney
Saleé Lake
Utah
Ito
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Bine
View Viet
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Tam
Green River
Teher G. Kimball
Tton Young
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Thos
Congress
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Va Vnes
Washington
Brighan
van Vie
Ylees
Bowery
Sigbar
Kimball
Eble
Dobu Naylor
Waylor
Anice
Copts Vi Viet
Gtah
Salt Lake Valley
Port Bridgery
Ort Kearney
Inick
Fort Supply
Nauvoo
van Vliet
Brighoim Young
Mmountaing
Ibis
10Th Infantry
Phelps
South Pass
Reno
Ube
Nebraska
the Times Syrites
Platte River
Beaver
Salt Taleo
Brigham Young
I. C. Kimball
Salt Lake City
U.S
Bear River
Steeple Rock
Agnongst
Pro Slavery Gains Questioned in Kansas Returns
Special correspondents report Oxford and McGee counties with disputed ballots and possible fraud aimed at overturning a free state majority in Doug lay county. Lecompton free state meeting denounces bogus conventions and election frauds, urging resistance and legal scrutiny.
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Chicago
Lecorpion
Walker
Eralds
Westerday Retails
Lecompton
McGee County
Kansas
Missouri
Ésedee Aunedred
Dou
Stanton
Oxford
McGee
Marshall
Marysville
Leavenworth
Atchison
Neady
Lint
LySins
Doniphan
Nemalia
Brown
Pottawatomie
Riley
Bnifilo
Toottawatomie
Selurglay
Dufoot
Messrs. Ritchie
Gilpatrick
Shore
Whitman
Richard Realf
C. E. Leonard
Gen. Lane
Nansus
Mejean
Riftian
Free State
Lecomptoy
Col. Stewart
Independence
Col. Young
Westport
Lave
Tecompton
Kansas Convention and Fraud Allegations Rise in 1850s
A committee of twenty five is to investigate and expose recent election frauds in Kansas and to punish implicates. Troops near Lawrence were ordered for convention protection as critics warn the national administration does not support a pro slavery constitution. The North is urged to remember federal bayonets enable the mockery of a Kansas convention.
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Kansas
Walker
Oxford
Ington
Gav
Seerzury Stanton
U. S
Mary Hand
Baltimore
Taka Chough
Win
Gore Qusley
Washington
Woasuixeres
Remieve Cave Walker
Stanton
Alverzes
Seacess
Cotfmvin
Chise
Free State
Lawrence
Vhey
Lawwrence
Leconptun
Emmot
Missouri
Kaunas
Kans
Jefferson County Notable Family Settlement Report
In Jefferson, on the fifth day of May, 3.3, Clark, Eege Mr Chylatian Waggoner and Mrs Sisk Slurrat of Stephenson County, along with the father of a resident, finalize heirs and a broad social settlement. The document notes a found partnership and mentions bridges, salid Rapplaess, and friends.
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Brigesrses
Jefferson
Clark
Eege
Chylatian Waggoner
Sisk Slurrat
Stephenson County
WWE Coepartnersnie
Cash Down
Ganguaee
Green County
Snake
Green
Anake
Monroe
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Assembly
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J. Groughtany
Dr. Vinton
Randall
Adame
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Aefferson
Janesville Gazette
Clergenon
Leavenworth City
Cincinnati Times
Jolson County
Willians
Cincinnati
East
Ward
Adam
Roel Voseiot Tivanong
Janesville
Plymouth
Mary
Ligen
Matiteat
Athiitic
Psle
Upesentt
Enorsen
Longteilaw
Peyant
Itedge
Tinthorar
Whittier
Inywelt
Simpson & Cre
Toston
Clavs
J. Peterson
Philadelphia
Iowas
Repub Vivant
Grveeney
Ty Legistiituce
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Senitur
London
London Globe
Colin Campbell
Council
India
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Delhi
Ganges
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Lucknow
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Admier
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George
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Jelge
John & Peckhary
Deckhuen
Court House
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DAS
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Owlers
Mo St. M. Combs
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Sunter
Herald
King Neers
Gee Monroe
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