Turbulent 1849 Iowa politics and Virginia election notes
The piece reports on the 1849 political scene including the Virginia election results with fourteen Democrats to one Whig, the strength of Whig factions in the next House, and comment on Iowa politics, rail-road funding debates, education, immigration to Iowa, and local appointments. It notes editorials on proscriptions, the Bloomington rhetoric, and local civic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Secore
Taylor
Virginia
House of Representatives
Congress
Fioernay
Andarson
Eter
Jack Pendleton
Morten
Mizteux
Meips
Avenett
Bococr
Powsta
Seppe
Bartey
Hontroay
Par- Eee
McDowens
Eowanson
McMacren
Haare
Newwar
Ie J
Morion
Viecesrali
Telegraph
Trisbios
Dubuque
Timothy Mason
J. J.E. Wormin
Warner Lewis
Citi
Norman
Pame
Ole
Somfortille
Keesen
Keesen Disratex
John B. Rue- Dan
B.L. Doyle
Ius
Beale
Sumbor
Board of Public
Corkery
Keosangas Democrat
Britain
Board of Public Works
I Aspiranta
Massachusetts
Lmye
Catholic College
Worcester
Warren
Stout
O'S
Warren and
Bloomington
Tiwaning
EL L
Iowa
House of Reps
Meesra
Loffler
Horace Greely
U. Las
Polk
Gren
Democratic Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Ril Fonda
Hous
Folk
Mro
Sibley
Dologs
Gresa
Minee
Tha
Rena Miogasre
Iri Republican
Mth
Feachad Teat City
Gaya Boaed
Ualifarua
Holden
Iowa City
Lowing
de St
Democratic Central Committee
Deboque County
Hannibal Emerson
Chie Dubuque
Lam Cain
I. van Hagan
Insurrection News From Mexico and Europe 1849
From Mazatlan April 20 1849 Paredes leads revolt in Mexico with insurgents capturing San Louis Potosi and marching on Queretaro troops favoring Paredes join the revolutionaries. Reports from Canada Albany to Montreal describe arson arrests and large crowds as unrest spreads with guards deployed and leaders targeted. The era's European turmoil includes Austria Prussia and Turkey in rising tensions with Rome seeking intervention and battles around Brescia and Schleswig Holstein.
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Mexico
Mazatunas
Paredes
San Louis Potoslon
Queretaro
San Louis
M. O. Dellia
Cambria
Suliman Pacha
Russia
Itin
Europe
Cam
Casantia
Genoa
Brescia
Rome
Tuscany
Florence
Sicily
Prussia
Germany
Frankfort
Berlin
Schleswig Holstein
Apenrada
Eckenforde
France
Brisbane
Fouverite
New York
The
Presse
Austria
Spain
Two Sicilies
Civita Vecchia
Bem
Transylvania
Puckner
Turkey
California
San Francisco
Thomas
Mont
Pittsburg
Drum
Jefferson
Cabinia
O'Brien
Buena Vista
Collamer
Warren
Collamor
Washington
State Gazette
Taylor
Robert Buker
Hameison
Miral
Florida
Tavton
Public Lands
Cincinnati Enquirer
Judge Meeker
Minnesota
Maysville
B. B.meeker
Licking River
Flemingsburg
Carlisle
Flemingaburg
Riot and fires in Montreal and political turmoil pursued by crowds
After violent disturbances and arson at La Pontain’s premises the mob destroyed the house and stables, then attacked Dr. Nelson Hinks' dwelling. A large mass meeting at Champ de Mars urged recall of Elgin, with many speakers calling for peace before dispersed. Parliament adjourned amid excitement.
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Canada
Montreal
Pheeo
Conservati
Montgomery
Mack Howard
Farris
19Th Regiment
Benj Dunbar
Quart
Sorel
Amy
Champ de Jifars
Geo. Moffat
Lord Elgin
Jin
Mr. Hick
Siven
Allen McNab
W. Badly
G.B. Turner
Montreal Courier
Eitimore
la Pontain
Hhe
Nelson Hinks
Champ de Mars
Elgin
Parliament House
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Peter
Ghomtoue Rawsynon Vincinta
St. Louis
Stalin
Galena
Marshall Howitt
Commeonicor
Boesker
Canti- Gate
Trumbull
Carswousra Neva
Tia Mosmor
Anasesor
Te Hata Beed
Iaeran Ige
Missouri
Doriphan
Homan
Washington House
Pasenger
Table Mound
Justin Fear
Broome Co
N- York
Iilnois
Indiana
Michigan
Tawa
Clayton County
Des Moines River
Michael , O'Sullivan
New York Nation
Boston Pilot
O'Sullivan
Catholic Hero
Albany Evening Journal
Troy Budget
Freeman's Journal
Vindicator
Toronto Mirror
Bailey
U. S
Fae
Hager
Burlington
Pita Warren
Cuan
Butler
Fitz Henry Warren
Warrenia
Indepsodence
Republican
J. W. Berry
William Bestinger
Getrick
Towa
Objaha
Grand Island
Independence
Council Bluff
Ailinoia
Cyrue Edwarde
Madisoncos
Tustin Butterfield
Chicago
A. Lincoln
Hlinde
Ha, Poors
Buffalo Com'torelel
New Granads
Bidlegle
St- Louis
Pacific Rail Road
Electric‘Telegraph, &c
Croukraa
Davenport
Bcal
Orpha
Keusey
Freeman
Iitely
Ruvsol
Mam
John C. Jacobi
Ilinois
Westmore
H. Houghton
Turlington
West Point
Rufus King
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minesota
A. Randall & Co
Randal
Geological Survey
Willow River
Jony Q. Avame
Gov. Seward
Bancnoyr
United States
Bancroft
Manatovie Pace
Salt Lake Valley
Joseph L. Haywood
Quincy
Massuaca
National Intelligencer
State Department
Marthale
U. & Attorpoye
Home Department
Ewing
N.Y. Herald
Ateoile Sea Porta
Cincinnati
Kinpati
St. Loui
Horr
Mee
Baril
Pat Mietrens
Bar Husband
Karl
Earl
Anne Warren
Pertonae
Coluimne
Massachusette
N. L. Stout
Disky Dol
P. M
Herald
F. H. Warren
Warran
Warron
Unia
Jacob Collamer
Mataymu Leach Pool
Kilbaven
Philadelphia Bulletin
Eam
Great Salt
Utah Lakes
Upper
J. 3. Ankers
Howann Straxs
Bury
J. W. Girnsigan
Fort Fall
Lewis Fork
Columbia River
Sierra Nevada
Walisatch
Timpanozee Mountains
Utah Lake
Great Basin
U.S
London
Juster
Gover Driggs
Robert Merriatt
Suffolk County
Henry Ford
Long Grove
Kendall County
Adams County
Jessa Cooper
Wm. McSherry
Frart
Tite Piviva Macrae
Tremont
Boston
Boors Maxurscrong
Frontier Guardian
Kanveville
Potawottomie County
Henry Warren
Potawottomie
Salt Lake Setilement
Fewis Fork
Mumbolt River
Milwaukie Sentin
Baptist Church
Lowa
Jane Ext
A. A
Sloan
Reynold
Win
J. Hinharda
Lineln
Rogers
Pirool
Pr Plains
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