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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1843

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CARDINALS AND LITERARY SALE NOTICE AT ME LLOR'S AGENCY

A Me llor's Periodical Agency listing offers items: Cardinal fringe and parasols. Hector O Halloran and his man Mark Anthony O Pool by W H Maxwell. 50 Home of the Iron Rule by Mrs Ellis. Crusaders against the Abigenses in the 13th century. Shakespeare works. Brande's Encyclopedia. The American in Egypt complete in six numbers. Neander's History of Christianity. Sibbets Review for June. Steubenville June 10, 1243.

Venhis Day Mellor Hector O’halloran Mark Anthony O’pool W. H. Maxwell Mrs Ellis de Sismondi Shakspear Brande Egypt James Ewing Cody Neander Sibbets Review Steubenville

The Grave Is Green in Summer Hills

A poem by William Cullen Bryant contemplates death and burial among green hills. The speaker imagines a grave beneath turf in a summer landscape where loved ones linger softly near, hearing birds and bells, while recalling the bright season that will not reach the speaker. The refrain emphasizes that his grave remains green and at rest. The piece blends longing for peaceful nature with acceptance of mortality and memory.

Return of killed and wounded at Bunker Hill 1775

A copied official return to General Gage lists 1494 total British casualties at the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775. It shows 102 rank and file, 1047 killed, 447 wounded, alongside 92 sergeants, 100 corporals, and 1494 total. The note highlights American shooting accuracy given the discipline and late opportunities.

Bunker Hirt Bunker Pill Gage Bunker Hill

Mexico News Briefs From Vera Cruz To New Orleans

Latest from Mexico reports the Duke of Orleans arriving from New Orleans in six days eight hours, the Dolphin bringing $270,000 indemnity to New Orleans, and alerts on yellow fever at Vera Cruz. Battles, arrests, and dispatches move between Vera Cruz, Tampico, and Washington as U S interests process.

Mexico Duke of Orleans New Orleans U. S Dolphin Knight Vera Cruz P. A. Southall Table Lands Santa Anna Southall Wranch Washington Thompson Vera Crag Spartan Elliot Seylla Sharp Tampico Reight Eli

British Expansion Threatens Nations Across Oceans

A biased antiquated tirade denounces British imperial aims from India to China and the Pacific. It laments opium wars, the dismemberment of realms, and the seizure of the Sandwich Islands as England seeks world dominance through force, diplomacy, and strategic treaties.

British East India Company Sandwich Islands Sandwich Islan Europe England Cass Daniel Webster Oregon Pacific Oregon Territory Mexico Texas Great Britain Nova Scotia

Democratic Hickory Club Urges Support for Van Buren

At a May 2, 1843 meeting in Philadelphia the Democratic Hickory Club unanimously resolved to issue an address to Pennsylvania Democrats urging speedy preparation and organization for the next presidential election and recommending Martin Van Buren of New York as the candidate. Henry Horn was president and George W. Counert the secretary.

State of Pennsylvania Hickory Club Cty Philadelphia Pennsylvania Martin van Buren New York Henry Horn George W. Counert Treasury Congress Democratic Party Republican Party United States Jefferson Jackson Union Maine van Buren Ohio Vas Buren Spring Garden Northern Liberties Kentucky Massachusetts Indiana

Address to Citizens on Democratic Party Unity and Reform

A lengthy exhortation urges citizens to unite the Democratic Party to restore its national leadership. It condemns 1840 election tactics as European style manipulation, cites misrepresentations, forged or exaggerated claims, and alleged electoral fraud. The piece argues true democracy rests on citizen virtue and reason, recounting alleged voting irregularities and shifts in state results to explain the 1840 defeat.

Republican Party van Buren Jefferson Jackson Hazzard Washington Madison Monroe Miltin van Buren Democratic Party

Democratic Doctrine and Van Buren for 1844

The piece argues for vigilance and organization to advance Democratic plans. It champions Martin Van Buren, highlighting his fidelity to Democratic principles, opposition to a national bank or debt, and belief in a constitutional treasury and limited government spending. It emphasizes reelecting a proven Democrat to uphold party ideals.

Democratic Party van Buren Federal Party Union Jefferson Jackson Martin van Buren America

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