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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1846

Page

2

Political turbulence and misdirection in St Clair county

Fragmentary report covers political maneuvering amid Whig meetings in St Clair county, a notable speech by Senator Agton of Ohio, and local intrigues over Texas, the Oregon question, and the Ashburton treaty. It notes congressional floor debates, a Columbus area protest, and a dramatic jailyard assault in Edwardville.

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Turbulent dispatches recount Mexican unrest and river flood

The report details a Mississippi River flood causing widespread destruction as the Kenduskeag Market building and bridges gave way. It also covers Santa Anna's possible return to Mexico, rumors of a northern Mexican revolt, and Gen. Taylor's army actions at Point Isabel with the occupation force arriving in strength.

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Copenhagen Merchant Falkenberg Wins Freedom of the Press

A Copenhagen merchant Falkenberg performed a dramatic act during a city event, declaring large sums in bank notes and then handing the money to the audience. He was later unanimously elected a member for the Freedom of the Press, and presented with a silver-gilt ox.

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The Adventures of a Chamois Hunter

A Styrian chamois hunter recounts a perilous ascent to reach a mother and her two fawns. He observes the mother’s cunning as she helps her young cross a rock bridge and evade capture while he narrowly avoids injury during a dramatic pursuit. The tale contrasts the animal’s protective instinct with the hunter’s cautious skill.

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