Giduto for the Presidency in 1852
A column endorses Henny Dover ae ead for 1852, praising integrity and patriotism, while contrasting Gen Cass with anti slavery stances. It urges a western president, favoring More over Cass, to advance river harbor improvements and national interests over sectional politics, arguing for a right and consistent statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colums
Henny Dover
Giduto
Con. Dener
Cass
Democratic Party
Nicholson Totter
Party of Progress
Gan
Cus
West Bay
West
Tha West
Leromes
A Campaign Plea for Dodge as 1852 President Choice
The article argues against Cass due to unpopularity and past defeats. It champions General Dodge as the preferred candidate, praising his West pioneer service, governance, and integrity. It urges the Democratic State to place Dodge’s name forward as the first choice for President in 1852, noting Cass’s lingering unpopularity in voters’ minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Cass
Dopee
Tla
West
Territory
United States
Gen
Dodge
Free Soil Principles Split Democrats and Whigs at Madison Convention
The 1849 Madison Democratic Sista Convention unified on Free Soil aims, with Liberals in attendance praising the platform and supporting Alcet the ticket. Whigs nominate L. J. Farwell, while Watertown warns Democrats against deserting their stance, fearing split votes and uncertain turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Delogmes
Alcet
Democratic Party
Watertown
L. J. Parwrits
L. J. Farwell
Free Soil
Wallertown
Farwell
Stat Register
Watertown Nomination and Local Notes
The Madison Statesman argues Mr Barswell remains a firm Whig and will not compromise principles, while praising the Democratic ticket as strong and ready to challenge the Whig movement. A Presbyterian Congregation hires a minister to begin duties next Sunday at the School House. Also noted are two unusually large cucumbers grown by John Mer of the Upper Mill, prompting a jokey family pickle remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barswell
Madison Statesman
Anil
Fiex
Watertown
Saux Country
Saint Annan
Joun Mer
World’s Fair goods and local notices in a midwestern paper
Advertisements report New World’s Fair imports at Something Net and N C Kine Co with new goods and fading rhymes from J Moonnesp. Local items note J F Sanpann’s brick store, winter stove stock, and tailoring by Cuns Anmsirnova. Also covers a Whig Side Convention ticket, a state convention slate, and the death of James F Cooper with tributes from his pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Kine & Co
B. L. Ponoy
J. F. Sanpann
J. Moonnesp
New York
Svencase
Bath
Court of Appeals
Samuel A. Foote
Uteri
James C. Forsyth
Ulster
George W. Patterson
Chautouque
James M. Cooke
Saratoga
Danial Utman
H. Fitzhugh
Oswego
Alexander EH. Wells
Westchester
H. C. Seymour
Auckland
Village loses valued citizen and Episcopal Church supporter
The text notes a man who has died at 63, described as a great and benevolent figure. It highlights his prominence in the village and his liberal support of the Episcopal Church, calling him one of its most worthy citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pennimons Carper
Albany Evening Journal
Dunparstown
James F. Cooper
Cooper
Episcopal Church
Mr. Batten
Ling
Christina
Gorsney
Sith
San
Fran
Balrinere
Aga
O Miegre
Syeres
Shatexse
Boston 'Transcript
Portland
Jack Humphries
Boston
Albany Watchmail
Rufus Cinata
Reiry
Rufus
Rufus Choate
New England
United States
Arrival of the Illinois and transcontinental steamship news
From California and New York reports a Californian steamship arrival after a long voyage, notes on Panama isthmus health, a Chilean loan, and a close presidential result. Also mentions Indian depredations, a brief New York fight with a pumpman, gold findings near San Diego, and San Francisco flour and pork markets. A separate note warns stamps should not be discarded when mailing to Canada or British Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
New York
Winvis
Sandy Hook
Panama
Monseur Grey
Gen Mount
Win Jackaun
W.T. Bruce
N. Y
Hey
San Diego
San Francisco
Franklin
Southampton
Havre
Cranada
Lyons Court Martial Demands Conspiracy Verdict in France
Foreign news from New York reports the Lyons Court Martial ending with judgment on alleged plot to overthrow the Republic. Accused persons, including Gent and Cant, faced questions on participation, preparation of acts, civil war schemes, and secret society ties. The court found most defendants guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lyons
Martiag
M. Gent
M. Goillet
Ail Hia
Bis
Pasta
Vphoure
Acge
Republic
Tia
Belbre
Thania
Sama
Paris Conspiracy Arrests and Neapolitan Earthquake News
A Paris crackdown reports arrests on conspiracy charges with figures centering on M. Maillard and Minbard, plus German suspects and the French Mediterranean squadron ordered to Naples. Naples tremors devastate Melfi and surrounding towns, with hundreds dead or wounded, and royal relief funds mobilized.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don A. J. Upslam
Dward N. Janssen
Sup Altorney
Experience Hstabrook
Aziel P. Ladd
Ge'fbe
M. Tial
Burrxnreno
Marqsette
Henry Doves
Frero Soil Democrats
L. J. Fanneut
Dane
Janea [Iranes
St. Croix
R. W. Waren
Waukesha
J. C. Taurapeut
Fond Cu Lac
Wor
Jerrenson Crawrond
Grant
J. BS. Annoup
A. L. Corurns
Sintentlorges
W. Bows
W. A. Laurence
Alexander Shauupine
Far Electora
Mynon
On. Ton
Milwaukie
Aanon Saunrz
Jeffarson
California
Tubuao
Nevys
Cour of
Prince de Joinville
Paris
M. G. Manfird
M. Led
Sergens de Ville
Cafe du Haun
Rue de Graville
Hage
M. Valieau
The
von du Proscrit
Stopyied
Plallan
London
Lott
Lanapey
Liverpool
Loxvon
Paris Dales
Paria
Pally
Naples
Basi Ieara
Hoon
Melfi
Apehhahay
Victins
Wnfertuante
Austria
Europe
Austen
Prince Matterpich
Vienna
Kossatit
Vest
Kossuth
Gampuniota Ten Py
Beyine
Texas
Tadian
Omerica
New Oniians
Galveston Dome
Gh. Porter
Worral
Charles Dowis
Brownsville
Lavalle
Gapel
William L. Harrison Hilled
Cora J. Kinney
Forbes Britton
Texin Rangers
Sire ‘Promalipas
Coahuila 1
New Leon
Carivajal
Canales
Massachusetts
Wore
Mera S Mann
Ater
Fillmore
My. Phillips
Jans GO. Panerny
Nk Thear Candidors
Raiasa Wanner
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