Letter from Salt Lake City reports editorials on Mormon conduct
A St Louis Intelligencer letter from Salt Lake City cites varied Republican editorials critical of Mormon leaders and their followers. The writer condemns profanity and abuse in sermons, accuses Gov Young and church officials of devious acts, and warns of clashes with the federal government. The piece discusses political debate in Congress and Mormon influence on law, society, and public funds, including misused appropriations and alleged schemes.
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Serma
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Breogham
Ueber
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Washington May 25 Commissioner of Pensions clarifies land warrant case
The Commissioner states that if a party dies before the land warrant issue under the September 18 1850 act, the widow or minor heirs at the time of passage are entitled to the restored right or remedy, defining succession rules for such estates.
Washington report on boundary commission surveyors return
Washington May 21 The Intelligencer cites a letter to the Secretary of the law cine reporting that Mr Edward Iogra han and a surveying party of the Tex Ren Joundary Commission had been miladar The party had all returned aafa to Pa
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Cane Pradigts Tha
Edward Iograhan
Tex Ren Joundary Commission
Tehuantepec Question and US Mexico Talks
A Washington letter notes Mr. Webster may soon need to participate in talks at the site of a reunions with Mexico. Supporters of the Tehuantepec question remain hopeful, proposing settlement through treaty claims or a payment of 1 million dollars in two dollar coinage. British interference is not believed to be involved.
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Em Vries Fenny the Sonthy
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Tsar
Wentaeks
Crom
Garolie
Pounossen
Billmores
Baltimore Sun
Fillmore
Bilmore
New York
Ohio
Massachuseus
Souther
Voriucant
Connecticut
Riode Island
Wisconsin
Michigan
Andes Norrie
Popes Ag
Wise bar and printing contract in Madison Daily Standard
The Standard announces consent to publish the Sank County Standard with printing work arranged by Mr N.V. Cuaspinn. Advertisers and printers may contact him. The piece also lists notices on Democratic conventions, candidates for President, and a call to readers to consult Taney J. Navra ds Co for printing patronage.
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N.V. Cuaspinn
Puliieh
Stendard
Offien
Davis & Clark
Taney J. Navra Ds Co
Milwonker
Iase
Ehigens
Hungary and United States Interference Debate
A speaker argues against U S intervention in Hungary arguing it would plunge the nation into foreign war, waste immense funds, and harm America’s own republic. He warns Magyar rhetoric inflates support for intervention and urges focus on liberty at home rather than entanglement abroad.
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Moreno Tyne
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Russia
Pan
Hungary
Dors
Austin
Scarvels
Iowa
Heman Fbery
Thor Thay
Liberty and republic position in American progress
A speaker argues that the American Republic’s prosperity and liberty depend on national resolve and public virtue. He warns against complacency, urges steadfastness, cites political maneuvering around Fillmore, and notes legislative moves on licensing and preemption in Wisconsin.
Convention notes and events from early June meeting
A detailed ledger of convention proceedings reports sessions, nominations, and adjournment. It records officers elected from each state, rules adopted, candidates discussed, and plans for future ballots. The narrative traces debates, speeches, and procedural moves across June 1 2, with mentions of Gen Cass supporters, Daniel Webster, and Taylor-Tinson factions, plus notes on adjournment and attendance.
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TD Fegmes
John W. Davis
Foctians
Bran
Pern
Art Ane
Friends
Gen Cass
Fragmented OCR musings mix names, battles, and travel notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ships, battles, dates, and places with scattered names such as Mesyra Haylow and Gen. Scot. It references burning pine forests, a Roel river misginsippd rivens, and a Janeste Gaxtre exchange note. The text blends war lore, travel hints, and scattered quotations without a clear cohesive event.
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Janeste
Gaxtre
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