Public Opinion On President Fillmore And Slavery Policy
The article praises President Fillmore’s administration in general while sharply criticizing his stance on Slavery and the Fugitive Slave Law. It notes North-South tensions, comments on disunionist sympathies, and mentions Congress, Kossuth welcome, and Curtis on the Committee of Claims. It also advertises Peterson’s Ladies National Magazine for January.
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Fillmore
Whig Party
Millard Fillmore
Union
South
Tims
Congress
Kossuth
Curtis
Committee of Claims
Peterson
Charles J. Peterson
Philadelphia
G Graham for January and The Flower Basket December
Advertisements praise G Graham Philadelphia January issue with superior embellishments and engaging character tales. Godey January issue is strong under favorable year start and solid merits. Flower Basket December praised as valuable for the young, with Rev J J Buchanan Pittsburgh offering a yearly price.
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Godey
J. J. Buchanan
Pittsburgh
Cabinet officers named for Gov Bigler administration
The Bloomsburg Democrat lists Gev. Bigler's cabinet as Geo W Woodward of Luzerne secre tary of state James Campbell of Philadelphia attorney general Col Samuel Black of Pittsburg adjutant general.
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Goveanon Biorka
Bloomsburg
Oysters and Civic Pleasures at County Dinner
A county gathering hosted a long feast with ample tables, lively humor, and a post office corner offering letters not prepaid. Judges Wetmore and Judson drew cheers as townsfolk enjoyed tea, coffee, and oysters, while candid reads of notices and verses from Cornelia entertained the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galbraith
Church
Thompson
Merrill
Wetmore
Judson
Uncle Sam
Sam
Congress
Cupid
Cornelia
Kossuth on Non Intervention Policy
The statement from New York papers clarifies Kossuth’s view on Non Intervention. He seeks unity of Britain and the United States to respect every nation’s right to shape its institutions and to deter Russia from Hungary. He distinguishes a firm stance from warfare and argues for action in defense of freedom aligned with circumstances.
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Kossuth
New York
Gov. Kossuth
America
England
United States
Russia
Hungary
Kosauth
France
Goxpox the Stapers and Local Dirt Work Wages
California town youths weed street dirt earning four to five dollars daily while some men pay twenty five cents per bushel for dirt. Also notes a repair of a shirt and a garbled line about Sparrow Livey.
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Goxpox
California
Charitable Sale Brings Generous Support for Ladies
A handsome sum was realized to the gratification of the ladies who aided with generosity. The contribution supports a commendable object reflecting the community’s kindness and shared purpose.
Lectures at the Warren Lyceum Schedule
Lectures will be delivered at the Court House by named gentlemen at Monday evenings. Speakers include G D Woodin R Brown Rev John Sailor P Johnson Rev H G Blinn T Edwards F Cowan L T Parmlee with dates from December 28 1851 through April 5 1852.
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Court House
Warren Lyceum
G. D. Woodin
R. Brown
John Sailor
P. Johnson
H. G. Blinn
T. Edwards
L. T. Parmlee
Kossuth Oratory Captivates London Press
The item reviews L D Wetmore’s Higher Law lecture before Warren Lyceum and notes plans for G D Woodin’s upcoming talk. It also praises Kossuth’s oratorical power as described by the London Sun, highlighting his Diet speech and stirring appeal for freedom.
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Ma. Wermann
Warren Lyceum
L. D. Wetmore
G. D. Woodin, Esq
Academy
Kossuth
The
London Sun
England
Demosthenes
Southampton
Roseath
Tribune
Hope for Freedom in My Country
A speaker expresses hope to see someday freedom and happiness in their nation, acknowledging it is not yet as great as others. The audience responds with applause as the sentiment is shared.
Kossuth visits and U S Senate debates noted
Marks of the period include Kossuth's reception in Washington and London, debates in the U S Senate over a welcoming resolution, and related dispatches from New York and Boston. Key figures include Messrs Berrien Foot Badger Cass and others, with discussions on diplomacy, free governments abroad, and court matters in Kings county.
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Berrien
Sale
Senate
Foot
Kossuth
Couglass
Dawson
Badger
Hovusr
Morgan
Disney
Ohio
New Yonk
Liverpool
Washington
The
Courier
Henry Bulwer
Barculo
Lawrence Risley
Kings County
Cossuth
Mississippi
Genin
Hatter
Cossuth Fund
Vasuinetos
Sarxatr
Bradbury
Aaron H. Palmer
Japan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fish
N. Y
Gen. Talcoot
Hale
N. H
Miller
N. J
Davis
Mass
Bright
Life Estates
Achinson
Achingson
Chaplin
Butler
Sewards
Webster
Mr. Berrien
Messrs
Foote
Shields
Birten
U. S
Cass
Europe
England
France
Kossuth Arrives in America Receives Warm Welcome
Louis Kossuth and his family arrived in New York aboard the Humboldt amid cannon salutes and parlor receptions. Dr Doane and Col Berzenscy greeted him, while Mayor Kingsland and Alderman Franklin extended a formal welcome letter urging hospitality and closer ties as Hungary seeks liberty. Kossuth thanked New York officials, expressed faith in Hungary’s independence, and praised the American Republic as a beacon for freedom.
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Louis Kossuth
Dr. Doane
Humboldt
Dr. Daone
Col. Berzenscy
Daily Times
Land of Freedom
Anloon
Kossuth
Col. B
Republic of America
Maine
Texas
Pennsylvania
Golden Mountains
California
Pacific
Govgrson
Huger
la Fayette
Olmutz
Kutayah
Atlantic
Republic
America
Europe
Hungary
City of
New York
City Warn
Quarentine
A. C. Kingsland
Geo. H. Franklin
Lous Kossuth
United States
Rescn
Fulton
Kossuth Replies To Philadelphia Invitation
A Philadelphia committee invited Kossuth to visit the city. He expressed joy at Philadelphia’s welcome, but said timing was uncertain and could not promise a visit. His aim remained the global liberty cause, especially for Hungary, and he criticized Congress actions that could hinder his movement.
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Philadelphia
Kossuth
Europe
Hungary
United States
Congress
New York
Press Deputation Seeks Kossuth Attend Public Banquet
A press committee including Parke Godwin Dana and Mathews interviewed Lajos Kossuth to invite him to a public banquet in New York. Kossuth praised the press and said he would attend if Congress supports a welcome resolution. If not, he would feel unwelcome and withdraw. The committee tentatively set Monday evening for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke Godwin
A. Dana
C. Mathews
Kossuth
M. Kossuth
Congress
United States
America
Common Council
N. Y
Democratic Caucus Delays Compromise Resolutions
In Wasinetos on Nov 30 at 6 P M the Democratic House members met with about 90 present chaired by Mr Richardson. Resolutions declaring the Compromise measures final were laid on the table by a two thirds vote. Most candidates were nominated without a quorum as many Southern members withdrew after the resolutions were tabled.
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Wasninetos
House
Mr. Richardson
Carter
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