Resignation of County Surveyor and War Boundary Talks
In Miami County Jos B Campbell resigns as County Surveyor effective April 18 1840. The paper notes neutrality on political content and reports on canal plans for Wabash and Erie with commissioners named from Indiana will begin May first. It also covers Maine border tensions with Britain and congressional activity on Treasury Note and boundary negotiations. Peru township Democrats appoint delegates for district convention and pledge to back a Democratic ticket in August.
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Miami
Jos. B. Campbell
Indianapolis
Tillis
Madison
Col. Vigus
Logiansport
Wabash and Erie Canal
J. L. Williams
Washington
Congress
Bicknell
Scott
Canada
Messrs. Mudge and
Featherstonough
United States
Peru Township
Court-House
Perrysburgh
John M. Jackson
James Tinner
J. S. Smith
Benjamin Henton
H Benjamin Henton
James C. Harvey
A. Keiser
Washington Holman
Isaac Marquis
Otis Fish
William Worrell
J. T. Liston
Benjamin Barnes
John W. Miller
James Tillett
Richard L. Britton
John Hoover
E. H. Bruce
J. 2. Smith
Caton Wilson
Daniel Taggart
Ebenezar Fenimore
Samuel Hurst
Samuel Coulter
George Harvey
Samuel Glass
Isaac Robertson
Isaac Stuart
C. C. Moore
Zadoc L. Hurt
J. Austin
Wn. Clark
Henry Zern
Wm. Horner
James Reed
Harmon Hiner
Wm. Wilson
John Hiner
Benoni Coltrane
Reuben Armentrout
James T. Miller
Jacob Young
J. R. Smith
Wm. Clark
Isaac Marquis, Jr
Alfred Keiser
Josephus Austin
Senate of the
Senate
M. van Buren
Mr. Fox
Forsyth
Washingtion
Maine
Great Britain
Great
Britain
St. John
Arostook
Hi S Fox
Joan Forsyth
Ios
Mr. Forsyth
Fox
Deranment of State
The
Wasnncros
Nho
Box
Joan Ponsyrn
General Bankrupt Law Favored as Cumberland Road Bill Falls
Mr Webster reports a strong General Bankrupt Law bill with fair passage prospects. The Cumberland Road bill was discussed daily and rejected on Friday. The New Jersey cars item was finally disposed of in the House on Friday. Garland's amendment to print all testimony was rejected while the original resolution to limit printing was adopted. War news appears unsettled with squally prospects.
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Webster
Cumberland Road
New Jersey
Garland
Texas and Rio Grande claims spark Texas frontier tensions
Advices recount Laredo convention seeking independence for the Republic of Rio Grande and lands between Nueces and Rio Grande. Gen Arista and Central forces move toward the border while Lipan and Comanche raids, Cherokee land talks, and debts in Michigan Bank forge cases unfold.
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Texas
Mexico
New Republic
New Orleans
Che Bee
Col. Fisher
Houston Star of the 2d
Laredo
Republic of Mexico
Republic of Rio Grande
Tamaulipas
Neucas
Coslimna
Medias
la Sierra Madre
New Leon
Zacatecas
Durango
Chihuahua
New Mexico
Marinas Arrista
Monterey
Rio Grande
Real de Catorce
San Louis Potosi
Salinas
Arista
Laredo Guerra
Casa Blanca
Canalizo
Mata
Moras
Monclova
Coahuila
San Fernando
Santa Rosa
San Antonio
Bexar
Austin
Bravo
Colorado
Bastrop
Gulf’shore
Lafitte
Battle of
San Jacinto
Eclat
Sam’ Houston
Conmiodore Moore
Rawson
Michigan Bank
United States
Cormaches
Nto Boxer
Cochran’s patent revolving cannon wowed Washington club
Correspondents describe Mr Cochran’s revolver cannon tested at the Arsenal in a ceremony attended by Cabinet members and Congress leaders. The gun fired rapidly across the Potomac with no ramrod or sponge, impressing spectators and drawing attention from Congress for potential patronage. Col Talbot from the Arsenal Department attended.
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N. Y
Washinatow
Arsenal
House of Representatives
Military Committee
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
Army
Navy
Cochran
Potomac River
Ife
Conress
Col. Talbot
Arsenal Department
Appointments by the President for U S Consulship and Customs
Thivain 2. Mastings of New York named Consul of the United States for the port of Trinidad de Cuba succeeding the late Henry Alshoutfer. Allen Wardwell appointed Surveyor and Inspector of the Revenue at Bristol Rhode Island from March 28 1840 after prior commission expired. William MaNider named Collector of the Customs at Edenton North Carolina.
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Thivain
Mastings
New York
United States
Trinidad de Cuba
Henry Alshoutfer
Allen Wardwell
Bristol
Rhode Island
Willian MaNider
Edenton
North Carolina
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Lafayette
Ohio
Treasury
Democratic
Peru
Logansport
James Tittert
A. Smith
House
Sub-Treasury
Committee of Ways and Means
Brox Loosa
Mississippi
Tin
Gen
Oral
Pilgarlic
Kentucky
Spilgarlic
Detroit
Michigan
Upper Canada
Lake Superior
Canadas
Lake Huron
American States
Globe
Lord Chatham