Clermont Insurance Directors Form New Company
The Clermont Insurance Company elected Turpin Daughters of Neville as President and L B Leeds of Batavia as Vice President with John M Brown as Treasurer and R W Clarke as Secretary. Directors include Turpin Daughters Leeds Clarke Brown Alrey Donham. The Lythe Company plans to insure county properties starting next week. Senator Ellmore Dead. Frankary W Exmore U S Senator from South Carolina died in Washington after neuralgia. Southern Convention met in Nashville with W L Sharkey as President and debates on unity and state representation. The Nicaragua Treaty ratified by Senate 42 to 10 with Cass King Foote among supporters. Locofoco criticism of banks persists amid sales of Chillicothe Advertiser. Biannual sessions upheld by Constitutional Convention.
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Political tensions and slavery stance dominate Ohio and Washington
A Washington correspondent reports Southern leaders pushing to reject California terms and resist territorial slavery limits while urging unity to disrupt federal appropriations. The piece contrasts Cass and Taylor on Congress power, notes Cuba's looming influence in elections, and critiques a Springfield Expositor claim about the Nicaragua Treaty.
California Emigrants Defended as Indians Spur Train Losses
A St Louis dispatch reports an advance California party attacked by a marauding Indian group. Forty mules and horses were captured, but a young Pottawattamie retrieved some stock and killed a Pawnee Chief with four white and nine Indian scalps. The note adds political sentiment about independence in California and delegates a Kentucky governor’s Indianapolis visit. The U S Mint in Philadelphia expands operations, with monthly coinage predicted to reach four to five million soon. A Lumandas case jury failed to reach a verdict in Cincinnati and awaits a next Supreme Court session.
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Americans Executed and Prisoners Held in Cuba Crisis
The section reports that four Americans were executed in Cuba and 105 prisoners were taken on the island of Contoy. Spanish authorities refused to allow the US squadron to view or bring home detainees, while the Congress under Capt. Randolph pursues the captors. Dispatches warn that further arrests on other islands won’t be recognized.
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Political theatre as rivals vow clash in national issues
The Baltimore Sun notes Vorsin will speak as champion of the Pepet plan and Corwin may contest Clay's claim while the New York Courier mentions Dayton aiming to push the Presidents policy after the Omnibus Bill takes final shape. Dr. Hanberry Smith appointed superintendent of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum. Congress shows no notable developments this week.
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Marriages in Jackson Tate and Felicity Townships
Spouse pairs wed in three ceremonies: Janes M Hartman and Sanny R Vicarxa in Jackson township. George Noysr and Mary B Hicace in Tate township. O P S Lancerr and Minerva Richarns in Felicity, all officiated by local clergy.
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Judge Johnston Draws Sharp Audience in Market Space Talk
The First Gang Judge Johnston held a large attentive audience last night. He spoke discursively yet clearly, praising honesty and plain dealing while outlining issues dividing Whigs and Locofocos. He promised to present a plain unvarnished tale to voters as the campaign begins. The report notes his frankness and citizenly character.
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