Congressional Skirmishes on Slavery in California Debate
The Senate and House debate the California Message with divisions on slavery. Key figures include Clay Cass Foote Miller and Thaddeus Stevens. The House hears strong Southern and Northwest voices, while memorials, resolutions, and adjournments shape the week.
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Waaminctoy
Senate
California
Territories
Clemens
Clay
South
Cass
Foote
House
Bay
Missouri
Thaddeus Stevens
Henry Clay and Southern Confederacy Allegiance
Extracts from Henry Clay remarks reveal his stance as a Kentucky senator from a slaveholding state, affirming allegiance to the Union and Kentucky, rejecting any pledge to a Southern Confederacy, while Virginia politics prompt discussion of suffrage and representation and refer to the English Rotten Boroughs system in Western Virginia.
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Henry Clay
Mr. Clay
Mr. Foote
Confederacy
Mr. Cuay
Kentucky
South
Foote
Mr. Cray
Cray
Virginia House of Delegates
Virginia
Richmond
Blue Ridge
Washington Monument Corner Stone Celebration of 1850
The Washington Monument corner-stone laying at Riehmonn Virginia on February 28 1850 featured President Taylor’s reception and a grand dinner with Governor, Legislature members, and dignitaries. No accidents reported. Correspondence between Governors Wright Indiana and Crittenden Kentucky praised union ties and mutual envoy exchange. Edward A Hannegan arrived in Washington City as ex-minister to Prussia under Polk. J Y Scammon of Chicago argues for a Rock River railroad by 1852 urging rail expansion over Fox River and Lake Michigan routes.
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Washington
Senate
Seward
Cook
Sarah
Caleb Grimshaw
California
Miller
Sle
Richmond
Washington Monument
House
Bissel
Union
Illinois
Northwest
Koote
Congress
New Mexico
Dezeret
Clay
Mr. Miller
South
William Smith
Joe Smith
Deseret
Giddings
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Yeas
Free Soilers
Schenck
New
Riehmonn
Taylor
Virginia
Military Institute
Wright
Indiana
Crittenden
Kentucky
Edward A. Hannegan
United States
Prussia
Washington City
Mr. Polk
Gen. Taylor
J. Y. Scammon
Chicago
Rock River
Iron Horse
Fox River
Samuel W. Collord
Isaac Collord
Mary A. Emerson
Fineline Towner
Abel Towner
Joseph F. Collord
George W. Veatch
Ann M. Butterfield
A. S. Butterfield
Charles W. Veatch
Catharane A. Veatch
Samuel W. Veatch
Thomas Veatch
Hester Collord
Isaac Mitchell
Adm
Letty Martin
Dee'd
Anna Austin
Dee
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Clermont
State of
Ohio
New Richmond
Cincinnati
William Lytle
Said Cotford
High Street
Wits
East Front Street
Wuld
Collard Street
Ward Lin Tw
Anid Court
T. J. Morris
Bethel
Jas. B. Simmons
Thomas ©. Goway
Ressetyne, Brown Co
Messrs
Sanronp
Wistar
Nazareth
Winchester
Adams Co
Lambert Newland
L. Newland
Hk. Hall
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Omo
Carryoxr County
Mitchell Mitchell
Amelia Mitchell
Lewis M. Allen
Henry
Allen
Michael M. Allen
Charles C. Allen
Alfred H. Allen
Cyrus McParland
Clermont County
Union Township
Wasilliam Taylor
Matthias Hulick
Sail County
Juan Jolliper
R. Wi Uranke
Alty
Petre
Court of Common
Foster
Daniel DeBonneville
Stuartree
Thomas Foster
Doctor Dozier
Euic Dozier
Pearson
Little Miami
Three Beeches
Daniel K. Hardin
DeBenneville
William Johnston
Hardin
Virginia Military Survey
W. N. White
Johnson
William Parson
William Chapman
Thomas Hitch
Bank of the United States
Chapman
William Robertson
William Johnson
John Hardin
Jonas Burnett
Burnett
Elliot S. Ilardin
Algernon S. Hardin
Howard & Lewis
Attys
Practical Medicine Committee seeks Ohio doctors for notes
A chairman of the Ohio State Medical Society invites physicians to join a Committee on Practical Medicine and submit data by May 1. Members should report on epidemics, cholera atmosphere, regional miasma effects, common seasonal diseases, and regional geology, for presentation at the next annual meeting. Lancaster.
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Ohio
State, Medical Society
Lancaster
G. W. Boerstler
Benjamin Woodard
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Clermont
State of
Ward Coner
Haid Court
Geo. W. Dentson
Clermont Co
Prize Totals in Local Contest Payouts Listed
The document lists multiple prize amounts: 45000 19000 7500 3000 and 1750. No further context or entities provided.
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Congressional
Virginia Constitution Making
Pe Pak
Raleigh
N. C
William Hardy
Baltimore
See
Clermont Common Pleas
T. D. Hartman
Cericx
Cynthiana
Auigust
A. Cooke & CO
Susquehanna
Balti
Marc
Ass LA
Consolidated Lottery
Tun Leeky
Baltinore
JOA
Cooke & CO
J. A. Cooke CO
J. A. Cooke & CO
Maryland
Ofice
J. A Cooke & CO
Third St
Harvey Trewin
Goshen Township
George Frazee
Said
Peliruiry
Noble & Robb
Andrew Robb
Noble de Robb
W. GN
A. Bourent
G. W. Boutell
Frm
G. W. Boutele
N. A. Boutell
Batavia Drug Store
Howells
Batavia
Titus, Stark & CO
Coas. Baum & Brother
Emil Friedman
Chas
Bohm & Brother
Emil Priedman
Ch, Bohm & Brother
Cras
Olive Branch
Aml
Chas. Bohm & CO
L. G. Moore
Main
Second Streets
Sun Printing Office
Fonces &C. &C
Hovey
W. EB. Mears
Mt. Washington
Ham. Co. O
Union Bridge
Ohio Turnpike Road
Isa
Dain
Twistar
E. Hall
Delaney
Sanford & Park
Fourth
Walnut Streets
West
G. Titus
T. H.C. Howells
BK. Links & Col
Williamsbura
MNO
Kugler
Wilford
M. Larkin
Melkety
A. A. Halsted
Kuptlerilie
Insurance Notich
Columbus Insurance Company
T. M. Lewis
Hatavia
Thomas Kain & Co.aving
Market Sta
Dro
Alexander
Board of School Examiners
Cleemont County
Geo. L. Swira
D. W. Roupauvaiy
Baeuminers
Page
Supy Dee
Onto
Robert Chalfant
Allen Woods
William V. Utter
Joseph Utter
Sylvester Utter
Ezekiel Barrett
Court of Common Plaws
Richard Cousins
Joseph Kerr
Cousins
Lemuel Whiteney
Jacob T. Ter
William F. Borradaile
Washington Street
Neville
Renurt of Common Pleas
Lemuel Whitney
Jacob T. Tiler
Pet'rs
Borrada Howand & Lewis
D. M. Frazer
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