Indian vengeance aborts town ejectment attempt in early New York
Sheriff and civil posse confronted by a large armed group at Al 9 Corners Nas saau as they tried to serve writs for rent arrears. Indians warned them off then tarred and feathered Deputy Allen and searched the company. The attackers forced the posse toward Troy, with the sheriff spared only by retreat. Thomas Allen was singled out, while others retreated. A Dur hai s Corners man linked to the ant then threatened with feathering for opposing the rent agitation. The incident ends with the militia reasserting control and the writs canceled. A separate report recounts a dentist at Grafton saving a four month old poisoned by paregoric with vinegar and timely care, while a monument for Fisher Ames is planned in Dedham after his death thirty years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teensselaer County
van. P. van
9 Corners
Nassau
Sheril Allen
Allen
Goleman
Durhai’s Corners
Dros
AL Main
Woaardbury
Grafton
Mars
Dr. M
Jett
Mbey
Tle
Parlos
Dr. AL
Tie
Vie
Ava
Pre Killa Ao
Carnia Beason
Mon
Lartasaing
Tna
Ile Pve
Ashers
Editorial on public press duties and human labor balance
A reflective editorial argues a newspaper should educate and elevate readers rather than please all. It discusses balancing approbativeness with conscience, the need for a division of labor between brain and brawn, and the value of information in building intellectual wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Political economy and free trade in a Democratic stance
The writer argues for free trade and metallic currency while opposing tariffs as protection. He condemns the American System as aristocratic plunder and rejects a National Bank or exchequer. He pledges to defend political economy truths and expand the democracy through reasoned argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedea
Democratic Party
Federal Party
Our Candidates for the Legislative Assembly
The Democracy of the district praises candidates for the Legislative Assembly. Davits is a well known and experienced chief clerk candidate with strong influence. Turner is described as a worthy farmer with solid business sense and general knowledge. Furies and Bowes are noted by reputation. The Democratic ticket is deemed unexceptionable and expected to succeed with voter turnout.
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Legislative Assembly
Davits
Elong
Ile
House of Representatives
Catlin
Furies
Bowes
Tunwsen
Turner
Polis
Milwaukee District Nominates Council and Representaries
The Milwaukee district names its council and representaries ticket. Notable figures include Mr Lang a free trade proponent and Mr Ray with three years legislative experience. Also mentioned are Messrs Kannan Eurie Brown Strw Moores Kibourn and Waxes with praise for their past service and potential. The editorial endorses Mr Lang and Gen Walker for upcoming campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keeenann
Aoam Ey Ray
Jacow HW
Kiarann Kot
Piers Wiis
Cuarves EH. Brown
William Siew
Brian Kinnounn
Binyamin I. Mooris
Gro
I. Waren
K.xec Lang
Milwaukee
Ste
Ray
Kannan
Gent
Eurie
Brown
Strw
Moores
Shew
Eiza0ouny
Ita First
John Fitch
Kibourn
Paibves
Bia
Waxes
Milwaukee County
Gen
Walker
Low a District council race notes silent candidates
The passage names Roakat C. Hosen Samson Oliver and Matrinas Cururon as House nominations in the Iowa district with little known about them. It asserts confidence in Lowa’s judgment and implies she withholds undesired suggestions.
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Strona
Roakat C. Hosen
Samson Oliver
Matrinas Cururon
Dewmderati Lowa
Populist ticket named in district race plans
The article previews a slate led by Mr Wincox with praise for his intelligence and influence. It highlights Mr Daring as a respected legislator, Mr Baache as a capable judge of character, and Mr Fowlin as a valued adoptive citizen. It anticipates strong votes in Pinery and Brathertown, with broad support for the slate.
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Ranceir
Wincox
M.C. de Nurse
Food du Lac
Ramanan Baancey
Portage
Fawenr
Marquette
Daring
Darling
Baache
Pinery
Fow1in
Brathertown
United States
Unusual Rain Favors Crops Across Territory
The region reports abundant rain and warm weather boosting crops. Wheat shows promise but fears of overwatering linger. Oats are stout though wind and rain cause damage in some fields. Corn and potatoes look strong, with concerns about continued rain after elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roch
Death on the Pale Horses exhibit at Capitol by Peck
A large canvas titled Death on the Pale Horses by Benjamin West is on display in the Capitol. The painting features a central figure of the king of terrors on a horse, with a writhing serpent and deadly shafts, described as a vivid and living depiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death On the
Benjamin West
Peck
Peele
Questions in Political Economy Prompt Weekly Debate
The article invites readers to a weekly Q&A on political economy. It proposes presenting one question each week and answering the next. It urges careful thought and references approved works to aid understanding. Readers are asked to compare notes with the next issue.
Effects of Tariff and Local Notices
A fragment from a 19th century paper notes tariff effects on a local commercial house and social murmurs. It mentions marriages among company members, musical entertainment, and a joking compliment to a singer. Other items report rainfall in Mattison and sickness of Col. William L. Sone, editor of the New York Commercial Advertiser, plus political and civic notes about Santa Anna and a new treasurer auditor.
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Winnias L. Sone
Yok Commercial
Surat Gi Springs
N. Y
Democratic Convention Nominates County Officials in 1844 Wisconsin
At the Capitol on August 19 1844 Dane County Democrats chaired by Matthew Slave 5 nominated a full slate for county offices including Sheriff Darwin Clark County Commissioners Lucius Anger Horace Lawrence William G Van Berge Clerk Board County Commissioners Tieploe Cutin Register of Deeds George P Detlaine County Treasurer Geo Roberts County Collector Philip Douning Prosecutor Win N Sey meur B Coroner Richard P T Davis Assessor David Biasee John Maar George Vroman District Surveyor Elisha Burdick School Commissioners Joseph Kauip Joseph Pos Solomen Hayden Supervisors O McKay James Sanford Sylvester Wheeler Wine Ki Fox GLP Mosley Alben Skinner Adis Santh War W Stewart Horace Lawrence David Syer The delegates pledged to support the new moves and use all fair means to secure election The proceedings were to be signed by the chairman and secretary and published in the Wisconsin Argus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Clark
Lucius
Anger Horace Lawrence
Win
G. van Berge
Clerk Board
Tieploe Cutin
Air Register of Deeds
George P. Detlaine Ko
Geo
Roberts
Por
Elisha Burdick
Joseph G. Kauip
Joseph Pos
Solomen Hayden
O. McKay
James Sanford
Sylvester Wheeler
Wine Ki. Fox
Glp Mosley
Alben Skinner
Adis Santh
War W. Stewart
Horace Lawrence
David Sbyer
Chanwan and Securiity
Wisconsin
Polls and politics mix with fashion in late 19th century report
A chaotic round-up summarizes party standpoints and election results, noting Whigs and Democrats in contention, with references to congressional and state races, and a peculiar update on a fashion dance event. The item also covers a Russian restrictions ordinance, and ends with a agricultural note on wool yields from Sponggeld.
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Renervelaer County
Fisher Ames
Dedham and
Hursday List
the Argus
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Fiees
James K. Polk
Teunnessee
George M. Dallas
Pennsylvania
Gurren, Dane, Sava, Donen
Jurrenson
Council
Dane
Noall Paeers
Davis Bowen
Geen Pavers
Jefferson
Madison Precinct
WM N. Seymour
David Holt, Jr
George Drakely
Constable, Squire Lamb
Milwaukee District
Lowa
Brow, &Es
Reider
Ant
Hain
Mattison
Queen Vic
Charles LY
Santa Anna
Repullic
Mexico
Wa. Curtins
Portamouth
Sail
Treasur
Tully R. Wise
Dane Cy
Capitol
A. D
Matthew Slave 5
Simeon Minis
Wits
Wu Piers
Cane Tf Pemoeney
Tamisdan
Cha N.Y
Journal of Comeieedias
Gere
Hanson
Wannape
Col Waxy
Indiana
Sougcor Polk
Dallas and Demeeney
Wilicoukee Courier
Russana
Journal of Commerce
Luther Stab
SpongGeld
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