19 Sep 1827
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1827
Page
1
A long excerpt discusses General Jackson, Mr. Clay, and Mr. Adams, examining alleged corrupt propositions and the origins of accusations. It reflects on how rumors spread, the role of Buchanan and editors, and the challenge of proving political intrigue while defending Clay and Adams.
The subject is instructive and pursued. The object is to show that Mr Buchanan's conversation is the evidence in the General's possession. It has been the fruitful source of calumnies secretly circulated though it made no impression at the time. The charge and its evidence will be shown and Gow explained.
The report details Boston public and private schooling in the city, noting eight public English terminologies including a school for children of color, pupil counts between 60 and 660, and four instructors per school in most cases. It also describes Latin and female high schools, various primary schools, and female teachers overseeing instruction with mixed ages.
A public school appropriation of 150000 and 870000 for private schools is announced. The school committee invites many public figures, clergy, and University of Cambridge professors to a visitation. Gov Kent attends among visitors. a North Pacific Antarctic expedition plan is detailed with expectations, shipwright James Beacham leading naval architecture.
A man named Woodward, from Denwahie, stabbed La ban Eppes and was quickly arrested. He was tried, convicted of murder in the second degree, and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary with one tenth solitary confinement. The piece notes Woodward and another man were habitual drunkards and discusses the broader theme of alcohol’s ruin.
A Kentucky dispatch reports Mr. Buchannan's letter from Paris and its reception in the northern part of the state. The letter creates deep sensation, with many relics of the General's friends declaring they will withdraw support. Some doubt the authoring of the communication, while others insist old allies may cling to him.
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