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Domestic News
November 3, 1848
The Mississippi Creole
Canton, Madison County, Mississippi
What is this article about?
The New Orleans Bee reports that the majority of naturalized German citizens in New Orleans strongly support the election of Gen. Taylor, praising them as firm, deliberate, and exemplary citizens.
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The Germans of New Orleans.—The New Orleans Bee of the 25th says.
The honest and true hearted citizens of German origin are amongst the warmest and firmest of our supporters. They are a people who make up their minds deliberately, and adhere to their opinions inflexibly. We unhesitatingly assert that a large majority of the naturalized Germans in New Orleans are in favor of the election of Gen. Taylor, and no where can firmer advocates of his cause, or better and more quiet or correct citizens be found than amidst our German population.
The honest and true hearted citizens of German origin are amongst the warmest and firmest of our supporters. They are a people who make up their minds deliberately, and adhere to their opinions inflexibly. We unhesitatingly assert that a large majority of the naturalized Germans in New Orleans are in favor of the election of Gen. Taylor, and no where can firmer advocates of his cause, or better and more quiet or correct citizens be found than amidst our German population.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
German Community
New Orleans
Taylor Election
Political Support
What entities or persons were involved?
Gen. Taylor
Where did it happen?
New Orleans
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New Orleans
Event Date
25th
Key Persons
Gen. Taylor
Event Details
The New Orleans Bee states that naturalized Germans in New Orleans are a large majority in favor of electing Gen. Taylor, described as warm, firm supporters who deliberate carefully and adhere inflexibly to opinions, and as the best advocates and most correct citizens.