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Newspaper

Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1844

Page

4

Benton Speech at Boonville on Texas and Texas debt

Mr Benton argues against the Texas treaty and the United States assuming Texas debts. He attacks land grants to Beales and Mexican sellers as inflated and fraudulent, exposing stockjobbers and speculators. He condemns disunion aims and defends Polk’s single term pledge while praising Dallas.

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Tex as treaty viewed as fraud moves toward disunion says Benton

In a speech, Mr. Benton contends the Texas treaty misstates lands and grants under Texas Spain Mexico Coahuila and Texas rules. He argues most land already granted abroad or to speculators, with no vacant lands left, and claims the treaty aims to fracture the Union for disunionist and land speculator motives.

Texas Spain Mexico Coahuila Tamaulipas Coahula Chihuahua New Mexico Camanches Sierra Obscura Mountains Bedle United States Europe Washington Capitol President Department of State Mr. B Missouri Benton

Clerical Scandal Linked to Junius Tracts Opinion

The Gleizy Evening Post laments the spread of a new scandal tied to the Junius Tracts author and claims clergy should uphold virtuous conduct. It rebukes those who use a clergyman's fall as excuse for their own transgressions and questions the source of moral authority.

Colton Junius Press Democratic Party Philadelphia New York Hells Evening Post

Wool Exchange Dilemma Between Farmer and Purchaser

A farmer takes his spring wool to wool buyers aiming to trade for cloth on last year's terms. The buyer cannot confirm new terms and admits he may be forced to accept the same deal, despite wool prices rising. The exchange reveals financial strain and uncertainty in commodity bartering.

Beca Barmer

Within a Year D Fails to Raise as Much as Elath

A farmer comments that in Tau politics the Whigs make a fuss, while noting no clear benefit within a year. The Mayville Sentinel records the exchange amid local political chatter and civic concern.

Pacha Mayville

Mexico and United States Annexation Dispute Reflected

A quoted letter from Mexico's Col. Bocanegra protests the Texas annexation and warns of war if the treaty with the United States is approved. The piece argues Mexico's rights and warns of consequences, urging adherence to international law and Mexican dignity. Also praises Col. Polk's rise from humble beginnings to Democratic leadership.

New Orleans Mexico Green A. S Bocanegra United Staes Texas United States Mexican Republic Hae Ander

Prosecution, politics, and a mock tribunal vignette

A South Grand Jury clears a man for chicken theft as a judge rebukes him. The tale includes Henry Clay in debates about debt and land revenue, British sympathy for Oregon, and a list of old electors now in Polk and Dallas opposition. The Baltimore Republican notes many Federalists shifting to Democracy. A Commodore Hall monument rises at Lacrel Gill Cemetery in Philadelphia.

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Porters Tie Clarion Democrat Praises Governor

The Clarion Democrat lauds the Governor for handling recent disturbances, noting presses and citizens across parties commend prudence fidelity and energy. A Philadelphia meeting at the Union Hotel votes a lengthy address in support, signed by over ten thousand residents.

Tie Clarion Democrat Philadelphia

Auction notes and subscription details from 1844 paper

Auction notices describe various items and prices from local listings led by John Catlin. The document also outlines subscription costs for mail and village subscribers and details the August 30 1844 publication date for The Argue, with names Blinzon Mills Jun SMPPH Benjamin Hoey and publishing schedule.

Blinzon Mills Juin Smpph Benjamin Hoey

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