South Carolina Teaser in the Federal Row over Liberty
An outsider report mocks South Carolina’s defiant stance within the U S family. It cites a State Rights Convention adopting secession rhetoric and urges swift state action, while noting presidential visit and public events in Buffalo with large crowds and official reception plans.
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Sam
Texas
South Carolina
Europe
Christendom
Mankind
South
Congress
Confederacy
Warren County Agricultural Society Meets At Court House
A notice announces a meeting of the Warren County Agricultural Society at the Court House in Warren on the first Monday in June at 6 PM to compile premium lists and address other business. P. Falconer, Secretary. Also mentions railroad convention and local industrial items with advertisements and census figures.
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Warren County Agricultural Society
Court House
Borough of
Warren
P. Falconer
Pittsburgh Gazette
Allegheny Valley
Allegheny County
William B. Reev Deedanee
Philadelphia Bulletin
R. Kneasa
County of
Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas
King
Kelly
William B. Reed
Jenny Lind
Belletti
Exchange
Cheap Joe Jr
Benson & Verbacks
Sieriff
Warren County
Benjamin Durlin
Pitt
J. R. Goddard
F. Berry
Elias Boudinott
O. F. Berry
Benjamin Darlin
John Day
Wm. Meredith
A. & E. Huidekopet
Deerfield Township
John Mead
S. E. Garnew
Thomas C. Rockhill, Jr
Columbus Town
Ship
Skidmere
N. A. Lowry
Francis Clark
George Garsfield
Wm. Mead 2d
Pittsfield
John Garner
Appol Los Knowles
Obed
Ford
Widow McKinney
Arnold Hazzard
Hind
William Meadd
H. J. Huidckoper
Corydon Township
David Dalrymple
Sterling Green
Freehold Township
Hugh Wilson
Allegheny River dredge debate prompts action
Letter from W A Irvine of Warren County urges Pittsburgh area business leaders to act promptly to save Allegheny trade. He advocates pilots for dredging a hard bottom channel with inexpensive improvements, warns against inaction, and calls for a meeting to organize funding and practical work.
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W. A. Irvine
Warren County
Allegheny
Irvine
Allegheny River
Javine
U. S
Ohio
Pittsburgh
New York
Warren
Reception for President Fillmore in Buffalo United States Guests Attend
The President and Secretaries Webster Graham and Hall arrived by Mayflower to a well organized Buffalo reception with a parade and military display. Mayor Wadsworth hosted a warm welcome with speeches by Mr Fillmore and Gov Hunt, while Senator Douglass and Mr Graham spoke amid a crowd of spectators including many women. Webster’s absence disappointed the public, and the festivities concluded at the Mansion House with further entertainments planned.
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Fillmore
Webster
Crittenden
Graham
Hall
Gov. Hunt
Seward
Buffalo
Prpress
Page
United States
Webster and
Getr. Crittenden
Dunkirk
Wadsworth
Douglass
Main #t
Phelps Howse
Millard Mlmore
Mansion House
Mr. Webster
Excursion Train Arrives with NY & Erie Officers in Duskink
The Excursion Train carrying officers of the New York and Erie Railroad and guests reached Duskink at 4 o'clock amid a large crowd. The event featured speeches by Webster Fillmore and others, a banquet at the Loder House, bonfires, fireworks, and the arrival of ten large steamers in the harbor while the President and Cabinet planned a Buffalo stop.
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New York & Erie Railroad Company
Webster
Loder House
President Filliavre
Gov. Hunt
Graham
N. Carolina
Joseph Hoxie
New York
Mr. Seward
Mr. Crittenden
Dickinson
Douglass
Keystone State
Niagara
Queen City
Buffalo
U.S
Michigan
Bay
Raymond’s New Independent Paper to Promote Liberty
The Lockport Courier reports that Raymond will start a new independent paper in the metropolis after his return from Europe. It praises his anti slavery and anti compromise writings in the New York Courier and Enquirer and notes his health suffered from heavy labors.
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Raymond
Col. Webb
New York Courier and Enquirer
Henry J. Raymond
S House of Representatives
I. J. Raymond
Bankes
Wall St
Europe
Metropolis
Lockport Courier
Distressive Case at Wasmeron
A Union clerk resigns citing $6 weekly pay to hire someone, $12 weekly board, plus horse and buggy costs. He declares the job unsuitable for a gentleman earning only $1,000 annually and notes his resignation.
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Wasmeron
Baramona Presses Against New Constitution
May 16 news from Baramona notes that all papers except the Sun and Argus oppose the proposed constitution, signaling unified local opposition.
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Baramona
The
Sun and Argus
Howell Cobb Earmarked for Georgia Governor Post
The Athens Banner confirms Cobb will retire from Congress and notes broad move toward making him Georgia governor. The report emphasizes Cobb as the leading candidate and reflects general political intent in the state.
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Coss
Athens (Ga
Howell Cobb
Congress
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