Newspaper-Republic Of Texas Coast "Strewn With Wrecks"-Arkansas & Cherokees-1837

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Vintage Original American Newspaper
"Helping To Bring History Alive One Newspaper At A Time"
AN AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL & OLD Early 19th C. American Weekly NEWSPAPER
The New Yorker
By H.Greeley & Co.
New York, Saturday Evening May 29, 1837
Some of the News Content Includes:
A PROCLAMATION
Martin Van Buren Schedules Next Monday To Convene Congress to address suspension of Specie by Banks
Treasury nearly Bankrupt
BANK CRISIS!!!
Background information (not in this newspaper):
In
1837
and seen again in 1857, financial crises caused loss of confidence in paper money and widespread redemption of currency in coin. Banks were soon forced to
suspend specie
payments, and tokens and fractional notes had to serve as smaller change
ARKANSAS
Fort Coffee report 466 Cherokees arrive, 800 at Fort Smith (brief)
......and from TEXAS & MEXICO
WAR COMMENCES!!!
MEXICO
U.S.Sloop of war Natchez off the Brassos St Jago makes formal demand upon Mexicans to deliver up and release the American vessels, Julius Caesar, Champion, Leonidas and three others they illegally captured off coast of Republic of Texas, MORE!
also-letter from man who was aboard the schooner CHAMPION when captured by the Mexicans off coast of TEXAS!!!! ...wrecks strewn on the coast, etc...nice details!!!
also-Indians of Florida
Surrender of Oscola and Philip
(see images above)
Lengthy,Extensive Detailed Coverage
Much more important News in this newspaper!!!!!
See Images above!
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Some Brief Background on Horace Greeley & The New Yorker:
On March 22, 1834, Horace Greeley published the first issue of
The New-Yorker
in partnership with Jonas Winchester. It was less expensive than other literary magazines of the time and published both contemporary ditties and political commentary. Circulation reached 9,000, then a sizable number, yet it was ill-managed and eventually fell victim to the economic Panic of 1837. He also published the campaign news sheet of the new Whig Party in New York for the 1834 campaign, and came to believe in its positions, including free markets with government assistance in developing the nation.
Further Description of This Newspaper:
......A very early Iconic American Weekly that began in 1834. World, Regional & American News reporting in a  complete  disbound 16pg weekly newspaper. This newspaper is clearly divided into two sections-The arts,literature,poetry,etc in One & World,national & local news with political news in the other. Printed on a High Content RAG paper-This issue is lightly toned with moderate foxing-But still very easy to handle & read...Pages loosening at spine, Spine ragged. A few tiny tears to edges here-n-there. Small to mid Size newspaper....measures 9"x12" (4to) Profuse amount of History,News,literature,letters, and some listings of Deaths,Marriages & Amusements to Read and Discover! Some brief, limited advertising-NO Illustrations. Music Score on Last Page..Scarce & Rare Content!! .  mark free. Shipped by  Mail & placed in an archival quality sleeve. This near 186 Year Old Issue has Much more room for discovery here! RARE COVERAGE!!! SCARCE! BUY WITH FULL CONFIDENCE. The buyer will be very pleased! Shipped 1st Class U.S.Mail.
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