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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1846
Page
2
Anti Mormon meeting in Quincy endorses removal stance
Isaac Vandeventer notes a Quincy anti Mormon gathering on Thursday evening. Resolutions demand separating Mormons from anti Mormons, with possible removal if necessary. Speakers included Morris Warren Johnston and Jones urging separation, pledging to act if clashes arise. City officers for the year announced, mostly Whigs, prompting critique of McDade as a controversial pick.
City Printing dispute over publishing city council proceedings
The new City Board proposes to publish council proceedings for the coming year in the Whig and Herald for $50 annually, which the printers oppose as unfair. They demand $75 plus extra for tax lists and ads, arguing the city cannot dictate terms to labor in city work and that printing should not be underpriced. The dispute questions who sets standard pay for city contracting and hints at potential unemployment if terms are not fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Printing
Whig and Herald
the Herald
Widalg
Tippling House
Locos
Hutton
Samuel Hutton
Dr. Conyers
Dr. Ralston
F. G. Johnson
J. McClintock
N. Summers
Huitton
Johnson
Icungera
Mr. Wood
Mr. Kelly
Wood
Kelly
Anti Mormon Meeting in Adams County Reported
Quincy citizens convened at the Court House on Thursday April 23. A. Williams chaired the meeting with Wm H Benigson as secretary. A five member committee drafted a preamble and resolutions urging removal of the Mormons from the state and reporting on Nauvoo discussions with the Twelve. The body adopted the report and noted surrounding counties had pledged removal with patience for the appointed spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouni
Hancock
Adams
Messrs
Warren
Johnston
Jonas
Mortis
A. Johnston
Hancock County
A. Williams
Ch’n. Wu
H. Bexsesox
Quincy
Court House
Wm. H. Benigson
I. N. Morris
E. J. Philips
Col. Chittenden
B. ‘I. Osborn
Capt. Schwandler
Nauvoo
Popeisen
Carthage
Senate passes modified Oregon resolution on notice to England
The Senate on the 16th approved a greatly altered version of the House’s Oregon resolution to notify England that joint occupancy must cease. The vote showed 14 against and 4 in favor, with the resolution leaving to the President the timing of notice. The scene included sharp exchanges between Allen and Crittenden, ending with a display of partisan bravado as the measure moves back to the House. The Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company is noted as sound, with bills current and trusted to government custody, reassurances aimed at distant holders amid local panic in St. Louis.
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Great Britain
U. S. Senate
Oregon
Baltimore
England
Congress
Rockwell
M’henery
Magesechusetts
John Quincy Adams
Hesse
Senate
Adans
Ceese
Gene Heman
Kentucky
Adams
Weathercock
France
Spain
Mississippi River
Siage Douglas
Yancey
Adagas
House
National Intelligencer
Cass, Allen, Hannegan, &c. &c
Messrs Archer
Ashley
Atherton
Bagby
Barrow
Ohio
Civalidus
John J. Crittenden
Allen
Crittenden
Caesar
Allea
Mr. Crittenden
Wisconsin Marine Are
Chio
St. Louis
Itisa Ne Conestas
Hough
Chicago Journal
Five Days Later From Europe and Poland Revolt
The piece notes English press views on the Oregon arbitration refusal, Poland revolts spreading to Cracow, and a Polish government forming in Cracow. It reports cotton prices rising, wheat and flour improving, and Parliament debating tariffs while no Oregon action occurs. It includes detailed dispatches on Cracow clashes and Austrian troop movements, with fatalities and regional unrest.
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Oregon
Poland
Wm. J. Romer
New York
Lonmson
Liverpool
Romer
Greew York Tribune and Sun
Philadelphia North American and Ledger
Cracow
Posen
Augsburg
Botanic Gardens
Owever
Flannacn
Santa
Bothat
M. Dombroski
M. Geissnen
Journal
Des Debsts
Biderom Cracow
Czszlorski Nas
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