Wisconsin Democratic Convention Nominates Most Strong for Delegate
Correspondent reports the July 1817 Wisconsin Democratic convention nominated Mosts M Sanona of Mineral Point on the 18th ballot for delegate to Congress. The proceedings showed harmony despite factional talk, with resolutions endorsing Democratic principles and a call for unity to support the nominee and party across the Northwest.
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Simone
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Brown
Whitesides
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Chia
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Doe
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Tieherdson
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Tarer
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Beall Wateshue
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Cla
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Benjamin Holt
Herah Taewr
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Duwi
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Pat
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Iowa
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Levi Hobbell
Wm C Allen
W R Smyth
Hillam Barker
Davin Nocexr
Mton
David Noggcli
Pres
Senox Jonson
Saac P WaLker
Jony T Trownnince
Ty James B Esies
Annan Vanderpoel
Morris Schoeffer
Geo W Fert
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Mexico Rumors and Military Moves Across Puebla and Mexico City
Amid scattered reports from Mexaco, Gen Scott’s forces push toward Puebla and Mexico City. Reinforcements and strategic measures test communications and supply lines as clergy, taxpayers, and wealthy elites react to loans and confiscations while central authorities gauge prospects for victory.
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Joana
Phos Lemagoria
Genergia
Scott
Publo Chat
Lawta
Monterey
San Lua Potos
Searr
Minxico
Pucbla
Monteney
Fragmented 19th Century War Dispatches and Wisconsin Meteorology
Readable bits outline Civil War era troop movements and political power struggles in the north, plus Wisconsin agricultural notes. Mentions Santa data, Governor in exile, and troop deployments with references to Gen Scutt and Gen Pilles, alongside weather and farming remarks from Green Bay and Manitowoc.
Albany prosperity praised for new works and tax reform
The Albany presses celebrate local industry, noting plans for a new enterprise on the Mohawk and Hudson railway yard site. They highlight confidence in superior quality, urge support from native and adopted citizens, and praise regional prospects amid broader agricultural and industrial news.
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Albany
Anco
Muhawk and
Undson
Urain
Old City
Luwarr
Britannia Arrives Boston Amid Global News Flurry
Telegraphic notes from Buffalo Commercial Liverpoo highlight Britannia reach Boston on the 17th with extensive price listings for flour and grains in Western markets. Reports touch on cotton gains, English pension news, Jenny Lind’s tour, and financial shifts in Liverpool and English banks.
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Phil Slelplua
Baltimore
New Orleans
Ohio
Canada
Treland
Marwen
Cork
Jenny Lind
Miss Bremer
Lymin
Leland
Englind
Liverpool
England
Rome
Germany by an American highlights German heart and intellect
An American writer extols German culture noting intense study and moral development in Prussia Saxony and Weimar. He praises German women for emotional education and family affection while describing the simple, orderly life of a village near the Rhine with Meister Rapp and his granddaughter.
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Germany
Prussia
Saxony
Weitmar
England
France
United States
Talib
Jinan
Statement of Col Russell on California affairs
Col Russell recounts his California observations after returning from the West. He credits Col Fremont with calming tensions and questions the conduct of Gen Kearney while defending Tremont’s pacification terms and the peaceful state in Los Angeles. He condemns Capt Moody’s statements and asserts Tremont’s substantial but costless service to stabilize California.
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Wm. H Russell
California
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Los Angeles
Roe
Tme
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Gen Kearney
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Lremont
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Keaney
Russell
Fremont
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Californa
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Col Viemont
Kenney
Col Tremont
Angeles
Stockton
Piemont
Gullosme
Lmory
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Gut Tremont
Justin
Kearney
Sailor in Canton Court Sparks Satirical Tales of Silas Wright
An Ohio Statesman correspondent recounts a Canton anecdote about Silas Wright and a sailor's court examination. The sailor wanders through joking digs about Wright, the Whig party, and Wright’s road work, ending with satirical gossip from the interval between politics and local life in 1844.
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Beng
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New Yak
Silas Wright
Tsaw Hun
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Congress
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