Antape Expedition Captives Reported by Mexico
The Bee reports Mexican capture of the Antape expedition bound for Santa Fe. American travelers and traders were seized at Lagoa del Colorado and taken to Mexico City, with calls for U S intervention to secure release and protection for citizens.
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New Orleans
Texas
Santa Fe
Bee
Austin
United States
Santa F’e
Lagoa del Colorado
Mexico
Republic
The
Kexnane
Michigan
Lis
Couas
Kentucky
Craman
Combs
Chihuahua
Kendall
Mieet
Santa Anna
Case fragment voice in a trial mockery of mob justice
A rattling rustic courtroom speech mocks moral panic as a speaker pleads for a fair verdict. He condemns alleged theft of a box of percushum while addressing gentlemen jurors amid taunting humor and provocative references to violence. The scene ends with a request for a verdict and a joke about tobacco.
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Pieter
Nimrod
Bunker Hill
Lene
Elena
Resumption and Ruminations in Early Reform Era
Circles announce resumption of specie payments by August first with state banks in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky joining. A Boston editor defends press pay while a Texas editor boasts new subscribers and marriage notices. The column includes quips on cowardice, thieves, virtue and political satire from the era.
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Secretary of State
Govenor
J.W. Davis
Benker
Elause of Representatives
S. Hall
Senate
Samull Bigger
State Bank of
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Illiois
Ilinois
Tip. Journal
Wonpram Paosprrivy
Texas
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Mount
Wright
Blair and
Stevenson
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Committee of Free Conference
Messrs. Mount
House OF Representatives
Brown
Committee On Ways and Means
Grover
Committee of Ways and Means
Boards of
County Come
Tippecanoe River
Henry
Messrs. Wines
Murray
Messrs. Uenley
Wines
Bradley
General Assembly
State of
Saisers Appraisers
Philadelphia
Cass
Loui 8
Phillippe
Snsson
Phila. Ing
Huwmex
Mr. B
Boston Times
L Havn
Prienn
Tucker
Mississippi
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