Antislavery Bugle promotes no union with slaveholders
The Antislavery Bugle, Salem Colum biana edition, argues against slaveholding in church and state, urging readers in the West to support the paper. It outlines subscription rates and appeal for circulation, urging abolitionist efforts and the dissemination of anti-slavery truths to friends and supporters.
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Columbiana
Ohio
Werreas AntiSlavery Society
Great West
Prolavery Charel
Tia
Bexsamin Sands
Exicanere Jowess
Widle
Hallalavery
Alvorntes
Man Movement
Mengal Bowera
Caytans
Fragmented Texan self-government debate from early republic era
The excerpt drafts a partisan dispute over Texan self rule within the United States. It cites parliamentary positions and the right of New Mexicans to choose their governments, condemns insults by a senator, and references intrasector tensions about territorial governance and sovereignty. The piece preserves a dated 19th century tone with strong emphasis on liberty and constitutional rights. The author argues for self-government and criticizes opponents as betraying republican ideals.
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Aplaletts
Chegtér
Elali
Peter Tinea
New Mealoo
Pinot
New Mexicos
Senate
Sily Calhoun
Caroling
New Mexico
Fragments on Congress neglect and New Mexico petition debate
The text attacks alleged culpable neglect by Congress and the government, criticizing delays in informing the people of New Mexico. It discusses the Senate debate on New Mexico petitioners seeking statehood or governance, mentioning figures like Senator Bluntro and Governor Vigil. The piece laments delayed messaging from Washington and portrays tension between territorial leaders and Congress.
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Npat
Army
Weil
Governingot
Europe
Pan
Farkhest
Loemane
Florida
Congress
Census Circular Urges Nationwide Population Count
A long, rambling early 19th century style editorial reflects on behalf of the Census Board urging nationwide inquiry into inhabitants. It notes Congress authorizes printed forms for full enumeration and invites suggestions to improve data on agriculture, commerce, education, and resources.
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Ley Nach
Awing
Washington
Peru
Acr
Congress
United States
Phi
Department of State
Censu
Slave Case in U S Court Before Grier and Irwin
Logan v McMaster seeks $500 value of a slave allegedly owned by the defendant. A juror’s readiness to sit on the trial caused by judge Grier’s discharge for public policy concerns.
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U. S
Pitmeent Easton
Visit Talk of Abboy Lawrence Rives in City
From Cor, N.Y. Jour. Com. May 18 Mr. Abboy Lawrences and Mr. Win. C. Rives have visited the city recently. Lawrence may receive a London mission offer while Rives is likely named minister to France. Clayton is said tired of office drudgery and ready to swap to a foreign mission.
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Win. C. Rives
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London
France
Clayton
Sisto Department
Cor
N.Y. Jour
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