Spirit of the Democratic Press on Constitutional Provisions
The Democratic Press Advocates a liberal spirit for the Territory Constitution urging inclusion of essential safeguards while leaving technical details to the Legislature. It cites New York’s debt provisions and stresses conciliation harmony and reform that benefit the people ahead of party interest. New York election notes Whig gains and the Senate/Assembly outlook, warning against personal feuds and urging a constitutional anchor. It discusses railways shaping punctuality and public habits, praising reliability and warning about the costs of noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Schenectada
Cayuga
Oneida
Herkimer
St. Lawreace
Banner County
Democrata
Bentinel
Hulfalo Harbor
Sentinel
New England
Boatan
Adams
Latham & Smith
Catskill
Overbagh
Santa Anna
Mexico
Azarian C.flagg
Hudson River Railroad
Face
N. Y. Com
Adyus
Frana
Sterling
Ian
Hudson River Railway
Transplanting trees urged in autumn for Milwaukee growth
The piece argues autumn is best for transplanting trees like elm maple and oak to beautify Milwaukee. It warns against delaying city improvement, notes that forest-sourced stock is easier to obtain now, praises early citizens, and comments on a journalism era and public figures while touching on California and Vermont items.
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Milwaukee
Eantor
Mexican War Echoes and Moral Railways Debate
Fragmentary remarks compare the Mexican campaign to Napoleonic glory, praising American soldiers over officers and noting wartime valor. Interspersed are excerpts on moral influence, claiming canals degrade while railroads elevate, with Chicago speaker Wat. B. Ounxn at Galena arguing canals lower national character.
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Tiasotslyan
Mors
Nuelanal Bridge
Scott
Mexico City
Mexico
Mapaleon
Italy
Nsraneox
Egypt
Ysa Bassa Releiva
Scorr
Taynor
Snrenos
Keanvex
Smarx
Fremont
Igora
Scott and
Taylor
Luére
Wat. B. Ounxn
Chicago
Galena
Xail
Ardilegay
Valor on the Castle Walls and the Dodge County Iron Mine
A cadet led assault on a Mexican castle, ladders failing as spirits held, and U S troops stormed the fort with heavy fighting. victory declared in under an hour as the flag finally rose. Nearby, Dodge County reports rich brown iron ore deposits, rail prospects, and regional growth including Horicon and Rock River developments.
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Tian
Mao Fort
Maxi
Mexico
Malino del Rey
N.Y
Uncle Sam
Anthio
Ishole
Nolens Golens
Scorr
Winnebago
Dodge County
Port Washington
Ora
Rock River
Horicon
Maysville
Wasrio
Watertown
Mexican Monarchy Policy Rumor In Liberty Dispatch
A translated Liberty report from Mexico describes a push toward monarchy under government figures including Pena and Santa Anna. Gen. Lane’s forces clash with Mexican troops at Huamantla, capturing artillery and prisoners while San Antonio retreats. Civilians, incl. Mr Cantillo and Dr Garven, Face raiding guerillas during travel, with pleas to spare lives. The Queretaro assembly shows no quorum and peace seems distant amid strained public sentiment.
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Mexico
Liberty
Geport
Hari
Samra Anna
Réinas
Pena
van Encza i
Ocber
Santa Fe
Permissin
Cantillo
Garven
City of
Huamantla
Lane
Santa Ana
Reyes
Geo. Lane
Santa Annna
Rea
Puebla
Ruavo
Cuernavaca
Queretaro
Sen. Pena
Colonel Meintos and Civil War Wounds Chronicle
A Confederate veteran, Colonel Meinto, died after decades of service and bravery. Accounts recount fifteen battle scars including a neck wound in the war with England and a Palo Alto bayonet injury that drew his head straight, with further scars from two later battles. He fell in battle and died in the arms of victory. The piece also notes emigration to Iowa, Hollanders settling near Marion, and anecdotes about a Dutch settler and a frugal judge in Boston.
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MeLsrosa
Moxins
United States
England
Palo Alto
Mexico
Ohio States
Iowa
Confederacy
Barlington
Marion
Hollanders
Halland
Cman
Levien University
Utrecht
Mation County Court
Panricuban
Sou Acasa
Lawrence
Cop Stevens
Stata
Boston
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Spirit OF the’ Democratic, Press
Seles EY Constitution
Shade Aecoes
the “Thames
Zanesville Courier
Telegraph
Hiv Statesman
Courier
Winntonn
Go Eaton
Vermont
Moline del Rey
Samson
New Orleans
Fiders
California
Com. Stockton
Washington
Thompson
Greson
U.S. Nii
J. S. Nonary
Sacremento
Sutter's Settlement
Turkey River
Stockton
Oregon
Platte River
Com
Tlusineas
Cal.Masox
St Louis Union
Crer
Cincinnati Advertiser
Aurorn Mincen
Tenterden
Kent
Warear
Chicago Democrat
Parva
Portland Aris
Mount Desert
Maine
The
Argus
Spondenca N
Herald
Iike
Erie” Street
Cahada Ward
Flinders
Gleveland Herald
Benjamin Rish
Bonor
Philotephia Enquirer
Senate
House
Amer
Stanca Terry
Alta
Metamorar
Synomt
la Cabada
Puelo Taos
San Francisco
Cupraleo
Sivan Dé Ulloa Muro
Mar
Wwe
Gam
Beott
Morales
Raatal
Tozlor
Teine
Mespa
A. Conn
Heber Smith
Ebed Rateheller
Acid Wright
C. Hamlin
Bararex
Jacob Hosrnrr
Watertawa Chroni
Dmeintos
Nyilves
Mina
A. Barr Rign
T Griovess
Omsterdonk
Bishawis
Tribune
Covent Garden
Taos
Scientific American
Annist
Wannny
W. Scannen
Delaware Express
Blue Beard
Andes
Uloomville
T. Murphy
2. Finch
J. Hoagland
Bloomville
Albany Atlas
Tae Kissix
Beccan
Nese York
Rathbun’s
Kitep
Strawbridge
Galean Mercucy
Exeter News
Achael
Kentucky
Watertowan
Anil Sa
J Tavaras
Waupun
Jong
Diovess
Cleretind
Watertown Chronicle
Morgan
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