New York City Morality Debate Becomes Charged Plea
A speaker urges City authorities to curb what he calls immoral doctrines and warns that a small but growing movement threatens civil and religious institutions. He cites a police dispute, praises officials, and appeals to citizens to defend virtue against infidelity and the Goddess of Reason.
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Eberly
Williamson
City
Baltimore
City of
New York
Robespierre
Marat
Knickerbockers
Gilead
Nehie
Fatal Accident on Boyd's Hill Claims Miss Schlegel
The Adams Sentinel reports a fatal accident on Boyd's Hill in the city where Miss Mary Jane Schlegel of Washington Pa, visiting friends, slipped while descending a hill. She pitched headlong onto a hard clay bank, received medical aid, but died within minutes. The item is followed by assorted 1835 Washington and national news on trials, politics, tea trade, coal, and other topics.
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Mary Jane Schlegel
Washington
Boyd's Hill
Spain Hopeful of Deliverance Through Mediator Gord Elliott
Unhappy Spain awaits relief from internal strife as Gord Elliott travels from England to act as mediator between warring factions. A contemporary tribute to agriculture cites Arthur Young and Washington praising agricultural progress over conquest, highlighting farmers as the true beneficiaries of peaceful reforms.
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Spain
New York
Gord Elliott
England
Agriculure
Arthur Young
Sam
Washington
Tam
Locomotives Abandoned on Alleghany Portage Railroad
A May 27 1835 report from H MorspaysaurG Pennsylvania states that locomotive engines tried for the Alleghany Portage Railroad have been partly abandoned possibly due to construction defects or railroad deficiencies.
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H Morspaysaurg
Alleghany Portage
Correspondence on Jackson France and the 1831 Treaty
May 30 1835 correspondence notes tension over France's conditions to debt payments and U S policy. Whigs are praised for foresight while critics expect the president to explain or refuse a concession. Debate centers on whether President Jackson will justify, deny, or provoke consequences with France.
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U. States
Wasierox
Jackson
France
Elain
Ians
Controversy Over Vice Presidential Candidate Johnson
The Baltimore Chronicle notes Virginia and other delegates object to Col R M Johnson as a Vice Presidential candidate due to his history. It argues such facts should bar him from high office and questions freemen accepting his nomination, urging moral standards and refined sentiments against Fenny Wrightism and amalgamation.
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R. M. Johnson
Virginia
Fenny
France and United States the course of Mr Cuav
There is broad agreement that no further trouble will arise between France and the United States over the recent dispute. An amendment linked to payments depends on satisfactory explanations from France regarding President Jackson's December 2, 1834 message. The piece praises Pacifist moves by Mr Chay and notes Michigan Ohio border tensions around Toledo and Port Lawrence, with canal plans and canal benefits driving territorial loyalties. A science anecdote follows about atmospheric pressure and a pump in Scotland.
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Conress
General Jackson
France
Livingston
Jackson
Toose
Amos Kendall
Mr. Woolbury
Hin
Marshall
Cabal
Duval
Thomas H. Benton
Great Britain
Washington
New York Journal of Commerce
What. Inc
Washincton
Land Office
Hayward
Tal
Forsytha
Kendall
Lavingston
United States
Gen Valaze
U. Sistes
New York
Weil
Chay
Webster
Adams
Senate
Mesare
Michigan
Ohi
Maumee River
Miami
Toledo
Port Lawrence
Lakerie
Maumee
Wabash
Olio
Indiana
Lbis
Ohio
Prin. Ihig
Scotland
Lie
Gemlemain
Tea Culture Reveals China's Global Link in Westminster Review
We Baltimore American reports on Westminster Review detailing tea’s global role. The article explains the tea plant as an evergreen shrub, its cultivation regions from 23 to 39 degrees north, harvest cycles, and the impact of soil, climate, and handling on flavor and quality. It notes early springs, regional varieties, and that demand has expanded production beyond Fujian and Zhejiang to three more provinces, with Woping in Canton producing poorer quality tea.
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Acia
Gace
Ainakel
Canton
Cantona
Asia
Siam
Camboia
Great Britain
China
Europe
America
Baltimore
Woping
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Connecticut
Stannard
Long Island
Thompson
See
John Jacob Astor
Yeri
Sesin
Llis
M. I. Jeffersonson
Hoase of Representatives
American Congress
Kentucky
Cusar
Dee
Ing. & Cour
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Lackawana
SchuyThkill
Lehigh Company
Lehigh Canal
Delaware
Morris Canal
Philadelphia
Bristol
Newark
Minines
N. York
Phil, Gaz
New York American
American ‘Temperance Society
Union
William Wirt
Cranwell
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