Natchez Courier (Natchez, MS) - 25/06/1852
1852; Gale Group;
Autores
Josiah Holbrook, John W. Overall, A Whig, J. G. D. M., Frank. Pierce,
ResumoClassified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Miscellaneous: Giles M. Hillyer, G. M. Hillyer, Editor. News: Prevention of Steam-Boiler Explosions, It will be recollected that Mr. Scott of Virginia, addressed inquiries to the various candidates for political favor, The Ohio Statesman says that "Mr. Pierce was an officer in the war of 1812," and that he is now "about 50 years of age", City Items, Board of Examiners—Time of Meeting, For political news generally, although here at the great political fountain head, I must refer you to your other sources of intelligence, Glorious and Joyful Result, English Ignorance of American Institutions, The Charleston Mercury is not wiling to do any thing to promote the election of Pierce and King, Thomas Francis Meagher All Public Receptions Declined—Mr. Meagher's Address, The Achievements of the Telegraph Its Value to the Press and the People, A Strike, Hyperbolical, The River and Harbor bill will probable be passed by the present Congress after a long struggle and much violent political discussion, The Origin of "Cinderella", The editor of the New Albany Tribune desires to know if we meant to insinuate, in some remarks of ours the other day, that Gen. Scott kept himself out of harm's way at Churubusco-Well, of course, we didn't, of don't we know the Gen. Scott was so much in harm's way that he was actually wounded in the leg at that battle, as he sat on his horse talking with some of his staff, and didn't know he was wounded until days night or the next day or perhaps two or three days after, A specimen of "Young America," (says the New Orleans Picayune) aged about 8 years, was yesterday locked up for safe-keeping by his anxious mammy in a bed-room in the fourth story of a house on Canal street, The Nomination of Scott and Graham The Duty of the Whigs, The Washington Southern Press is to comment upon the proceedings of the Baltimore Convention at "what it regards as the proper time", American Intervention in the East Indies, Multiple News Items, A Narrow Escape from Being a Candidate, Ingenious Way to Escape a Dun, The Crops, Important Rumor, Telegraph Items The Fifty-third Ballot in the Convention, Very Late from Central America, The New Orleans Bulleting notices quite pertinently and sharply some of the extravagancies of General Pierce's over-zealous friends and eulogists. Letter to the editor: Letter from Mr. Pillmore. Arts & Entertainment: Stanzas, The Spring down in the Dell, The Democracy of Science … No. III. Editorial: The Catholics and Gen. Pierce, Important from the Rio Grande Border Strifes—More Depredations, Whig National Convention The Nominees, A Strange Invitation, Gen. Winfield Scott and His Opponents. Marriage notices: Married.
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