Abolition and Free Soil themes from 1848 era convention
The text discusses early American plans against slavery, referencing Jefferson's 1784 proviso, the 1787 Northwest Ordinance, and the drive to end slavery in the District of Columbia. It notes political alignments with the Free Democracy and calls for electing anti slavery senators and representatives. A curious London Medical Times anecdote about cholera studies is included, followed by a nonsensical question.
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Cleveland Spers
Iost Atai
Poomaa Jefferson
Congress of the Confederation
India
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Thos
Jefferson
Congress
North -West Territory
Republic
District of Columbia
Free Democracy
Buffalo
Augustus
Vermont
Hemas
Benton
Missouri
London Medical Times
Russia
Sub Treasury transfer praised by New York papers
The text notes ex Governor Bouck left a balanced ledger and handed over the Sub Treasury to ex Governor Young with no loss to the government. It cites October 16, 1946, as a date from which $146 677 534 07 has passed through the Sub Treasury without a single loss. The commentary praises public duties and the subtreasury system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Bouck
Arap
Bista
Young
New York Papers
Removal Of Mrs Earl For Interfering In Elections
An item notes the removal of Mrs. Earl on grounds she interfered in elections. The report cites Sidney Earl and a political brawl tone from the Ohio Statesman alleging Democratic influence. It also recounts a Paris cholera anecdote and a Norwich Connecticut man eating ten pine apples and surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomin
Muscatine County
Paris
Norwich
Conn
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Chas. L. Mason
Boston
E. Payne
Humbug
J. Journal
Walfut
Main Street
St. Louis
Enigma
K. Wolverrtox
United States
Penn
U.S
Persia
Staten Island
Stephen Squire
Ludlow Squire
Metuchin
Levica
John Angleman
New York
Jersey
Plainfield Pricees
the Gazette
Californe
E. B. Titsworth
J. S. Dunham
Olfigellin Plainfield
Othe Leveridge
John M
Adams Thomas Ayers
Con'mann Ma
Crane James Coddington
J Codington
Coe
Dutcher Josial
H Hil M
Halsey Stephen L Eq
McCord
McDonald
Madden
Pell Mary
Powell Willi
Pound SS
Steward Stebbins Simpson
Barny
Verity Tsahela
Wooden Richard Watson
Ja Waldren Re
Frage Willet Lanis
Wormes
Eavres
Eakin
Robert F Frazee
Mary Fisher
Tobitl
Ce Garwood H Gimble Curtis
Ap O
Dr. Craig
Ber
Plainfield
H. B
W. M.D
Toes Lforse
Drenser
Gazette Office
Plesard
Ford Ds
Cartlandt” Street
DIOR
West &T
Thomas 2. Ford, William L. Kaysolds
Joseph Annin
Flainfield
Front St
Rail- Prosd
Marble Manufactory
Market Treet
Newark
REW
Ewth Peatness and Dispatch
Brick &c
N. B
C. Kirkpatrick
Bristol
C. Ke.s
EF. Kirkpatrick
Plainfield, N. J
Wens
NHE
Stewart's Bakery
J. Pound's
Dove
John’ Boylan
E. Ke
Mary P. Vail
William St
Ein Hall
New Ladies
Barczainscalay
Broad St. PS
Jean
Brodie
Titsworth, Dunn & CO
Dr. Tronstreth
Jayne
Daniel Bullman
David Freeman
Essex Standard
Elizabethtown
N. J
Elizabbethtown
Elizabethport
BE. Drake
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