Next judgeship in this district debated in readers notice
Our paper calls attention to today’s communication on the next Judgeship in this district. It argues the successor to Judge Grant should be a man of high moral character and capable of exact justice. A convention may be called to present an honest capable and faithful candidate for the people’s suffrages.
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Benton Locofoco
Iowa
Locofoco
Jackson
Locofocos
United States
Joseph
Locofoco Party
Towa
Liseria
Liberia Herald
Monrovia
Gebbeh
St. Paul's
Boporah
Govary Ninny
D&c
Junk River
Golahs
Zion
St. Paul
Ethopia
Kossuth and European Liberalism Draw Mixed Reaction
The Boston Traveller urges strong US cooperation with liberal Hungary in Europe, while the Philadelphia Bellefon warns against foreign meddling. It cautions that intervening in Hungary could entangle the United States and provoke coalitions among Russia Austria and England, risking global backlash.
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Kossuth
Boston Traveller
United States
Europe
Partizan
Washington visit fuels Cass presidency bid in Congress
A Washington letter writer says Mr Foote travels to open Congress to promote Gen Cass for the presidency with Gov Cobb of Georgia and Meesie Toombs aiding. Ohio Democratic Convention in Columbus hears a motion for William Allen as nominee, but four hour debate ends with rejection 144 to 136 and a no-choice stance by about 21 votes.
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Washington
Foote
Congress
Gen
Cass’e
Gov. Cobb
Meesie. Toombs
Stephene &c
Eame
Me. Foote
Cass
Ohio
Columbue
William Allen
District election for Judge set in April across 14 counties
The district for the April Judge election spans Muscatine Scott Coder Clinton Jones Jackson Delaware Dubuque Buchanan Black Hawk Fayette Clayton Winneshiek and Allamakee counties. Clark's Coin Chart supplement to Bask-note Reporter advertises its value and subscription price in St Louis.
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Tas Szconp
Muscatine
Scott
Coder
Clinton
Jones
Jackson
Delaware
Dubuque
Buchaadh
Black Hawk
Fayette, Ciezica
Winoeshiek
Alamakee
Clark
St. Louis
Eastern receptions greet Kossuth in Philadelphia and Balti
Reports from the East describe large crowds and festive scenes honoring Lajos Kossuth in Philadelphia and Baltimore. The gatherings emphasize public admiration and patriotic demonstrations without detailing specific events.
Dragoon Trial in Dublin Over Desertion and Horse Loot
A dragoon is tried in Dublin for desertion and for carrying horse gear. When asked who his horse belonged to, Pat quips that the horse ran away with him. He then explains the money from the horse ran away too. The judge asks what the bell tolling signifies, and the reply suggests someone at the end of the rope.
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John Simon
Simond
John Simond
Enquirer
Lecoforos
Towa
Dublin
Pat
Piase
English Merchant Urges Tariff Change to Safeguard Gold
An English merchant writes to a New York correspondent arguing that to keep gold at home Britain must alter its tariff. He asserts that anyone with common sense agrees this is true.
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New York
Dutenmans Account of a Covatsnir and a Barnyard Mishap
A humorous folk tale recounts Dutenman slipping from a tree while aiming a joke at Catarine in a potato field. The scene includes a pig knot-hole injury to his bantaloons and Catarine’s laughter, reflecting rustic mischief and shame. The notice also recalls that original manuscripts of Washington Jefferson Madison and Hamilton were saved from a Capitol library fire.
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Dutenman
Caterine
MSS. Saven
Capitol
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Hamilton
Origin of Cabal and Whig Names Noted
The piece explains the origins of the words Cabal and Whig citing English history. Cabal arose during Charles II’s reign from the initials of ministers Clifford Ashley Buckingham Arlington and Lauderdale. Whig was a Royalist label for the Liberal party in Cromwell’s era from the motto We hope in God.
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Charles 11
England
Clifford
Ashley
Buckingham
Arlington
Lauderdale
Reverend Weirs to Preach Tomorrow at Baptist Church
The Rev Mr Weirs will preach in the Baptist Church tomorrow Sabbath at 10 o'clock in the morning and again in the evening. Ta1Lonise notice mentions Lewis Olinger advertisement in today’s paper.
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Noricz
Mr. Weirs
Baptist
Sabbeth
Lewis Olinger
Fervent Kiss Hungarian Magnate and Gunfire Hero
A French account portrays the Hungarian 45 cers leader Fervent Kiss as a wealthy proprietor owning 23 villages, renowned for elegance and chivalry. He matched DOrsay Bayard in coolness, once ordering tea during a siege and killing a horse with a chocolate cup. When ordered to be shot with three companions, he stood fearless and died after a single volley struck a platoon corporal.
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Kiss
Hungary
Paris
Sig
Kix
Kossuth Debate Cited On Stability Of Our System
The New York quotes Kossuth arguing he cannot overturn our tested foreign system nor abandon wisdom that upholds it. The piece warns that rejecting this truth could shake foundations and affect Niagara’s power and volume.
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Kossuth
New York
Niagara
Forrest Divorce Case Continues Before Superior Court
The Forrest divorce case remains in the Superior Court after days of proceedings. A crowded courtroom and the case’s exposure to the follies and mortalities of fashionable life frame ongoing arguments and public interest.
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Forrest
Bostonian offers muskets for Hungarians at battle of Freedom
A Bostonian offers three hundred muskets. The Lady of Peace Society sends thirty for Hungarians who may be worn at the battle of Freedom.
Mysterious 10 Inch Shipment Passes Through Ports
A cryptic note describes an aggregate shipment of 10 inch species moving from York and Philadelphia aboard four TM ships bound for Englasé Lch week. The outward current appears steady, valued at about three million dollars. A British Free Trade Tariff reference hints at soil of California feeding John Bull while Brother Jonah feels the fabled tartar is caught.
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York
Philadelphia
California
Jobn Bull
Jona
Fragmented Line on Interest Rate Noted
A garbled OCR line references a 1 percent figure and a date 17 52 with a discussion about storage or credit terms. Other readable terms include Suwa ti and aris owe der, but the exact meaning is unclear.
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