Whig Thought He Could Be Easier Choice
A Dublin oriented gossip column mocks Whig political strategy and a humorous account of a misadventure involving Mgr. Richard O Gorman and Mr. Little, R. M. It discusses a new Conservative movement in Dublin and notes on free sailors pledging support to free soil candidates. Additional items cover Mexican unrest, ship incidents, and political jabs at Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenann O'Crowman
Limerick
Dublin Evening Post
Mgr
Richard O’gierman
Juittle
Richard
Synax
Dublin
New York
Zridene
Lamay
Sand
Lamawate
Noah
Thong Iu
Martin Vas Benex
Noah 5
Union
Clinton
James Madison
Thunders
Virginia
Madsan
den. Jackson
van Suren
Press- Honeys
Baltimore
Bin
Wi Olin
Unnatares
Eas
Assembly
Millford
B. Nure Esq
AEN
Cass’ Beheh
McLean
Congress
California
New Mexicos
Florian
Ole Virginny
Marshall M. Strong
Ruciie
Madison
U.S
Cassman
Orica
Wisconsin
van Buren
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
New Mexico
United States
Wis
Hon
Goa
Stark
Gol
Johnn Cameron
Mibwauke
Adams
Poral
Vane
Panzress
Cass
Fishnere
Gayle
Alabama
Niles
Wartow n Political Fragments and Civil War Attitudes
Dated items reflect a Watertown political scene with Gen Cass correspondence, Democratic nominations in Millford, and editorials on slavery and free territories. Mentions Cambridge, Racine, Madison, Durkee, Durkee, and Cass allies, plus local notices, subscriptions, and a critique of press support.
Wisconsin Governor Proclaims General Election Date
Nelson Dewey proclaims a general election on November first Tuesday after the first Monday, electing President and Vice President electors, U S Senators, Assembly members, Congress representatives, and various county officers including sheriffs and coroners. The proclamation details election procedures, certificates, and official duties, dated September 25, 1848 in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uni
Assembly
Congress of the United States
Eneult Court
Board of Supervisors
Commissioners
Pysteny
Govermnant
Phe
Onlon
Mainaret
Electora
Teertwony Wurnxor
Wis
Madison Thia
Nelson Dewey
Arrival of the Steamer Acadia in Boston
The steamer Acadia arrived from Liverpool on the ninth, docking in Boston by Sept. 25 a.m. Weather was favorable for harvest, potato disease less alarming, and reports from Europe note political and military tensions as France, Austria, and Prussia shift positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lhe Bagilo
Memphis
Tampico
Sierre Madre
Herrera
United States
Republic
Red River
Pittsburgh
Acadia
Boston
Liverpool
Scotland
Ireland
Franci—Lamartine
Cavaignac
la Presse
Argo
Fot
Berlin
France
England
Italy
Danish Holstein
Pruissia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Modest John Wart Buren
Philadelphia
Con
Vaylor
Isle of Wight
Hueland
Garnett Bay
Cowes
Cowns
Llougses
Detroit
Capt
Palmer
St. Joseph
Saginaw Bay
Vera Cruz
Republic of
Alvarades
Gen
Mazatlan
John van Breren
Ohio
Dad
John
Gually
Ben. Butter
Watertown
Milioankes
Washington
Sp. x
Union of This
Post Office Department
Rio
Valparaiso
Calloa
Monterrey
St. Francisco
Astoria
Pra
Stephen Warren
Taylor
Vad Aiea
Vanes
Clever Phin Dente
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Butler
Kuntccry
Francis Ateeschmann
Milwaukee
William Dinwiddie
Fondaae
Samuel I. Nichols
David 2. Maprs
Fondawee
Assembl
Alhed
Aztalan
Wateloo
Benjamin Nuth
Milford
Ules
fTon
E. McLean
pMry Compres Eee Y Custimate
Jepp
Barnburner
M.32
Walerian
Jefferson
Mort Atkinson
Barnburning
New
Mexica
Nicholson
Galena Jeffersonian
Fee
Huge Jacob L. White
George Hascall
J. A. Hadly
Thomas Brayton
Alvah Stewart
Miles Holmes
Delatus M. Aspinwall
John Fish
John Smith
Racne County Desornar
Col. White
Racine
Reliable
Marshall M
Mr. Durkee
Maisiv
Col
Min Lee
Seayer
Batavia
N.Y
Romenhor
Doctor
McGureny
Susan Bours
Mel
Ray
McGurey
North West
Bonhsellers
Turiessiay
Dr. Frrew
the Fribert
Lad. Fribert
Waterton Book
Thomas the Few
Mhauas
Alan
Woorlpile
Squasaira
The
Chronicle
Wanrep
Wisconsin Cave
Fountain
Maine
Exeorion
Pho Augusta
ARK 5
Sal
Axa
Hamblin
Barger
Legislaturis
Weasrae
Optoros
Cass—ii
Marshfield Opeoch
Webster
Cras
Sue Perior
Maria Monk
Monteal
Montreal Pilot
Ge. Burne
South
Dofhaes
Hhamen
Dominic
Phetinta
White House
Whitey
S' Awhiy
Wade
Genni Ong
Hevanna
Brea Tran