Census delays and frontier safety urged by President
In his 1851 address Millard Fillmore urges California census completion, harbors and river navigation funding, and a stronger frontier defense against Indians. He highlights Navy reforms, postal finances, and the need to revise federal statutes for clarity and justice. He defends fugitive slaves law and reiterates compromise measures for national peace.
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Ladies of Union Benevolent Society Christmas Eve Supper
The Ladies of the Union Benevolent Society plan a Christmas Eve Supper to enlarge their fund. They invite friends of benevolence with admittance to the supper for one dollar. An Ice Cream and Oyster Table and a table of Fancy Articles will be offered for sale by the young ladies.
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