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Newspaper

North American

Location

Swanton, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1840

Page

2

Canadian Patriots Acknowledge British Rights Amid Revolution Debate

Dr Nelson recounts a 1837 Canadian uprising, defending the Convention’s remonstrance within the Constitution. He frames Loyalist ties, denounces treason, and praises Canadian patriots while urging restraint against opponents. He thanks the company and dedicates his remarks to liberty and justice.

Nelson Canada St. Charles Bolt Montrralle Lower Canada England Bermuda Russia Engliehmen Varios Lord Durham Canale Tee Tae Tong Maine Npn Ueir Etrugele Solomon Southwick Drasik Neises Eld Golmar Liherty Barmont C. F. Paddick Canaligns St. Denia A. Stirron Staten S. Brovering Juitt Anerica Dr. Mas America B. WW. Mears Rome Flanders Bastiles Rochester Canandaigua H. Toxer O. W. Paddock J. R. Flanders St. Denis Lexington Walling—Chenier F. DD Fiendern Leon Meckenzie Adam Papat John Stark C. H. Torr W. D. Parker Martie Euphrainy J. Jathvan Johe Bell Dk Mtters Devine Dr. Masson Washington Lafayettie 3. W. Parier British North America BH. KR. Buren Wellford Nelson St. Denie Haeman Ike Courege Neler Nelson Azoee

English policy and commerce in distant colonies print

A inspectorial critique discusses an 19th century Blackwood's Magazine article on British imperial policy. It argues Britain must rely on its own resources amid rising tensions with Europe Russia and America, citing trade declines and potential maritime conflict.

Blackwood Eng Towers Europe Nipoteon America United States England Russia Russian Empire Afghanistan Asia Carrie Nicholas Algiers Archipelago Canadian

Northeastern Boundary Controversy Reports from Maine Governor

Governor John Fairfield forwards a detailed, hostile exchange with Secretary of State on Maine boundary. He cites British troop movements at Temiscouata, Madawaska and St John River, barracks, roads, and transport efforts. He requests federal protection and dispatches an agent for exact postwar intelligence.

Feat of Expos and Naval Decline Reported in 1792 Benchmark

A fragmentary Express item notes that expos flourished, prices rose markedly, and commercial trade grew while warships across branches fell to about half the 1792 standard, signaling a sharp shift in economic and naval strength.

Fortified works and fortifications upriver details in 1840 report

In Maine by the Fish River and Madawaska area, English government fortifications were described. Timbered barracks two stories high measure about fifty by thirty feet, with twenty-six tiles long. a guard and company detachments, river reconnoitering, and lines of defense including ditches and works. A warden and officers named, with names of captains and garrisons, plus construction linked to Lake Temiscouate and Lake Teo. The document records soldiers, ships, and defensive plans, including keel boats and transports for fifty men, under Major Chamber and other officers. Date cited February 27, 1840, Augusta Maine.

Vetinn Mony Fish River Magwasko Fey Inmex Madawaska Suileasor Brads McLoughlan Canadas Codigaa Alonn DD Recive Bye Et Company Meyer Chih Willington Bivuts Moyor Goold Basten Vole Teo Benjamin Wig Augusta Philips Johnso Stet Yen

State Department note on Maine disputed territory troops

Secretary of State informs Mr. Fox and British envoy that a Maine report exposes misapprehensions about British troop occupation and public works in the disputed territory. The documents show discrepancies with prior British notes, prompting clarification of troop numbers and actions.

Forsyth Department of State Washington United States Great Britain Maine Hobstings Fox

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