Patriot Muse of Liberty and King in Early Congress
The piece lauds Senator William R. King of North Carolina, tracing his ascent from Representative in 1811 to Senator for Alabama, praising his steadfast support for war measures, military augmentation, and national defense, and noting his continued service from 1819 onward with diligent public spirit.
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Congress
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Nathsajel Macon
Madison
King
Old North
Alabama
Col
Nagee
Cleef
King as President pro tempore praised by Senate allies
Aristides argues for William R. King to be chosen as second executive in the nation. He cites multiple Senate testimonials from 1837 to 1841 praising King’s impartial service and devotion to the country. The piece extols King as a faithful, unselfish public servant untainted by personal ambition.
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Senate of the United
Senate
John Davis
Massachusetts
William R. King
Daniel Webster
Wm. R. King
Nathaniel P. Tallmadge
Davis
John Tyler
United States
Democratic Republican Party
van Buren
King
Elie
Union
Aristides
Maravino Four Wife's Sieve? Vote Divides Dutch Classes
In the Reformed Dutch Church of New York second classes the vote on allowing such marriages stood eleven for and three against. The author believes a large majority of classes in the United Sister will likely agree, and predicts agitation at the General Synod meeting in June if the practice is permitted as in some states.
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Maravino
New York
Jone
Wright
North African College Or Health
N.Y
Watcurt
N. American College of Health
Jamaica
L. I
Wm Wright
Black
Rich’d Dennis
Greenwich St NY
Chs. M. Tate
Hammersty St
York
Richard Dennis
Doctor Wright
Henry A Foote
Warwarsing
N. York
A. Maria Thompson
Greenwich St
York Ave
View of China War Ends Are Not Settled By Treaty
The Brieh notes that treaties between England and China were only temporary cessations of hostilities. It argues that Chinese anger at British conquest remains fierce and likely to trigger further clashes, while British aims are expansion, wealth, markets, and tribute. The piece predicts renewed campaigns and a possible massacre of British subjects if China is not subdued.
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Row Bessmore
Canton
China
England
Great Britain
India
Hay Trade Pressures Spread From Oswego to Cobourg
A schooner left Oswego with a cargo of hay and another arrived from Cobourg. Three vessels from Toronto are due soon as hay transport prices stay high. Distress among cattle rises in Oswego vicinity. hay value near Canadian levels drives demand and freight costs.
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Cobourg
Toronto
Oswego
Canada
Rochester Dem
Bank of Illinois Deficit Sparks Shawneetown Alarm
An examination by commissioner David Prickett of the Bank of Illinois reveals a deficit of 124,000 dollars after finding only 188,000 in specie against the reported 307,040. Bank officers refuse to account for the shortfall, causing great town uproar in Shawneetown per American Sentinel. Also notes mad dog season begins in New Orleans with a vivid report from Crescent City.
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Bank of Illinois
David Prickett
Severe winter worsens hay and grain shortages
A brief report notes the winter's severity has hurt produce and grain, with hay scarcity described as widespread. Details are sparse but indicate negative impact on local farming and feed supplies.
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Eee
Felix Houston Builds Legal Fame in New Orleans
Felix Houston earns renown and significant earnings by practicing law in New Orleans, while preparing for battles with Texas enemies. The tension between martial glory and a prosperous legal career reflects a conflict between honor and wealth.
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Felix Houston
Texas
New Orleans
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