Lewis Cass Accepts Democratic Nomination for President
Lewis Cass accepts the Democratic nomination amid gratitude and responsibility. He pledges fidelity to the party platform, cites Jefferson and the Constitution, and stresses cautious constitutional action, unity, and respect for opposing views while appealing to the nation’s trust in self government.
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Troop Withdrawals Reported as Civil War Tensions Rise
Washington confirms orders for volunteer withdrawal from Mexico. Massachusetts regiment sails from Vera Cruz to Boston, New York and New Jersey regiments head to Fort Hamilton. Regulars depart after embarkation. Governor's Island artillery moved. Rumors of San Luis Potose attack by 1000 Indians and anti peace forces surface as Saigon? No. Cadiz siege declared and Naples Chamber dissolved per Liverpool dispatch.
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Radicals Meet in New York Denounce Whig Nominees
A large Barnburner gathering in Park, New York on the 6th inst. presided by Mark Spencer heard speakers including Cambreling, John Van Buren, Gen. Nye, and Benjamin F. Butler. Van Buren asserted unity against Whig nominees and pledged opposition to candidates not pledging free territory.
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Meeting at Tabernacle Supports Ireland Freedom
A large, enthusiastic gathering at the Tabernacle last evening urged aid and sympathy for Ireland in its struggle for liberty and nationality. W. E. Havermeyer presided as speakers included Robert Emmett John Meleon Senator Hannegan B F Butler and others. Resolutions were adopted calling on the people of Ireland and the United States to stand together. Sergeant Canwell departed Sunday afternoon aboard the Steamer Nile with twenty new recruits for Newport barracks.
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Campaign paper circulates documents for 1848 election
Watertown June 15 1848 The campaign opens with Cass of Michigan for president and Butler of Kentucky for vice president. The Pilot will be furnished to subscribers through the campaign at rates for single or multiple copies, with orders to be sent promptly.
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Election of Judges Stirring Local Opinion Across Counties
The piece notes Dodge County and Fond du Lac moving on judge elections with varied views on party nominations. It urges voters to favor the best qualified candidates regardless of party, citing Democratic and Whig prospects and stressing judicial independence, honesty, and even tones on convention attendance and constitutional issues.
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Wisconsin Legislative Dispatch From Madison June 1 1848
Madison correspondence reports smooth Senate action and broad support for Gov. Connor and Isaac Walker. It notes Assembly appearances by Lynde and other lawmakers, discusses free territory debates, and cites local crime news about a horse theft case involving Alean Walker. Weather and appointments wrap the item.
Standing Committees Appointed in Legislative Session
The chair announced the list of standing committees with members across judiciary ways and means internal improvement and more. Names include Crory Agry Billinghurst Emmons Blakeslee Merrill Dougherty Brackett Gilmore Randall and others across numerous panels.
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Free Territory Resolution in Wisconsin Senate
The Wisconsin Senate and Assembly debate a resolution opposing slavery expansion. It condemns slavery as a grave evil and calls for constitutional barriers to its extension, urging prohibition in new territories and admission terms unless permitted by the Constitution. The roll call notes several members voting, with a few absent.
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