Tarty first congress chaos in senate and house clashes
The 1st Congress scene features Calhoun Wilmot debate in the Senate and California admission front in the House. Remarks by Stanly Hilliard and Bulwer letters, with threats of disunion and union defense amid resolutions, moves, and adjournments. Pittsburg women riot over wages at Graff Lindsay mill.
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Rioters Target Mill After Lockout and Women Feint
Report describes a mob surrounding a puddlers group, rescuing one man from being thrown into the river after he fled the mill. They halted work, caused damage, then moved on to the Schoenberger mill where police blocked further violence and forced withdrawal.
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Arrival of the Steamer Canada Brings Late News
The Canada docked at Halifax Friday evening with two weeks’ late intelligence. It reports M Bois le Compte as the new French minister to the United States and notes tense England Greece relations. Austria and Prussia aid Greece while German Parliament plans meet March 20 in Erfurt. Public mood in Britain leans away from hard action against Greece as cotton and provisions dip.
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California News Amid Floods Gold Dust and Debates
News from California arrives via the Steamer Georgia stating 250 passengers including Col. Fremont reached New York with 700000 dollars in gold dust. The California Legislature debates expelling foreigners from mineral lands, passes several acts, while Sacramento floods rise and gold yields remain abundant. A suicide at San Francisco over anticipated starvation is noted.
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