Daily World Update Mixed London Cargo and Atlantic News
The May 24 dispatches report the steamship Flumbold arriving with London dates, a Liverpool cotton market showing 10 000 bales sold, and American stocks active. It notes political chatter on the US compromise, German rural distress, and preparations for a Baltimore convention with Whigs and Democrats debating.
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New York
Flumbold
Weluck Oils
London
Liverpool
Havana
Eine Cleary
Paladilphia
Navy
Bey
Maellen
Jon Boston
Mivtrid
Kossuth Addresses European Politics in Maneuil Hall
Poston May 11 1852 Aussyryaca on Fanstr Matic Kossuth spoke to 2000 3000 bondholders in Maneuil Hall on Europe current affairs and Hungary prospects. N P Danks presided Roy Moges Pierrepont and others spoke. Kossuth argued Hungary’s change is imminent and cited banknotes and taxes under Austrian rule.
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Aussyryaca
Langary
Hungary
Dodge for President Adopted by Baraboo Voters
The Standard reports Baraboo Wisconsin endorses Henry Dodge for president subject to the decision of the national convention. Dodge is the chosen candidate with local support awaiting convention ruling.
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National Convention
Notice of Sauk County Standard publication arrangement
Announcement that Mr. N. V. Cnaxpeen will publish the Sauk County Standard and handle Joy Work. Those needing office services for advertising or printing are advised to transact with him. TRAMS CASH. DAVIS & CLARK.
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N.V. Cnaxpeen
Sauk County
TRAMS
Davis & Clark
Fillmore and the Lumbernairn a Whigs critique
The piece blasts President Fillmore as a dishonest politician and criticizes northern Wisconsin lumber interests for shaping national convention support. It argues against his reelection while praising the lumber trade's economic impact on Wisconsin and the Northwest, noting political corruption fears within the Whig ranks and the era's party dynamics.
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Felimorn
Tlordas
Verace Gresley
Custom House
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Whig Party
Lilimore
Evé Millard Pullmore
Miman
John ‘Pyler
Fillmore
Creeley
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Mississippi
North
North West
Billmore
Pei Ono
Public comment on lumber trade and federal funds debate
The piece criticizes President Fillmore for forest and lumber disputes while accusing cabinet members of draining public funds to reward supporters. It condemns acts seen as corruption tied to Galphin claims and Indian grants, praising frontier labor and questioning the lumber industry's tax claims and subsidies.
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Angle Sam
Galphin Cltims
Old Indian Claims
Bob Totos
Tito
Fillmore
Legion
Congress
United States
Sama Ainda
Tiraber
Minnesota
Era Hough
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