Thanksgiving Observances Amid War and Calamity Across Nations
Governors of twenty states call for a day of Thanksgiving praising national blessings while famine and fever devastate parts of Europe. The piece notes durable American prosperity, shipping activity to New York and Europe, and discusses credit strains, merchants, and looming financial pressures. It also details a maritime disaster on the Great Lakes, with loss of life aboard the Phoenix and related vessels, and cautions about steamboat safety and future hazards.
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Claws WOO TERRITORY In Lexington Resolutions
The St. Louis Republican reports Mr Cuav’s eight long resolutions from Lexington on the 13th. They denounce the war yet urge vigor, oppose Texas annexation, and insist on a just settlement of borders. They oppose acquiring foreign territory to propagate slavery and show Cray’s platform influence and Whig contrasts ahead of the Presidential race.
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State of American finance and foreign debt relief through domestic holdings
The Commercial Reaction notes potential distress in U S commerce if English commission houses falter and foreign stocks are forced on markets to cover deficits. It argues shifting state debts to American capital could curb foreign drains, praising rising domestic wealth from 1835 to 1847 and urging patience as the economy strengthens. Dr Z Prieven of Detroit named professor at Laporte Medical College.
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Enormous Liverpool house seeks Bank support
ISHINGTON reports Mesers Lirrir pane Co of Liverpool compelled to ask Bank of England aid. They trade all kinds of produce and provide acceptances, but cannot force goods to market. £300,000 in Consols advanced on three months replacement, then sold for bank notes. Their cotton and sugar holdings are said to total £900,000.
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Single District System in Wisconsin urged by editors
A Wisconsin newspaper extols the single district system arguing it increases public trust and accountability. It cites New York experience, notes support from voters and Democrats, and urges constitutional adoption despite logistical challenges in a sparsely populated state. It lists Democratic nominations and a Milwaukee rail meeting.
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