Democratic Meeting at Steubenville Courthouse
The Jefferson county Central Committee calls a Democratic meeting at Steubenville courthouse on Tuesday evening 7 o clock the 17th inst. Delegates from all county areas urged to attend for important party business and speeches by friends from other counties. FE. M. STANTON WM. HAMILTON WM. McDONALD B. McKARLAND Dr. ENGLAND I.G. MORRIS names on committee duties.
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Democratic Party
Court House
Steubenville
Coun
FE. M. Stanton
WM. Hamilton
WM. McDonald
B. McKarland
Dr. England
I.G. Morris
Liberty's Banner Over Freedom’s Land Calledteary
Regional readers warned of British threats to farmers interests as a fragment from an old Whig-leaning article extols unity across Maine to Georgia, praising liberty and the spread of freedom. It hails Columbia’s sons, recalls battles against oppression, and urges keeping the nation whole against disunion.
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Asa
Bring Forth the Babe and Starvation in Trade Union Tone
English Chartist pacifist verse in Leeds attacks royal splendor amid famine cries. A ragged critique links Albert and court privilege to child hunger, urging popular protest against monarchy. Poem condemns pomp, poverty, and servile flattery while a nation pleads for bread.
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Christ
Albert
Deltas of Rivers and Ancient Egypt Marry Land and Sea
The article surveys delta formation, river sedimentation, and coastal encroachments from the Po, Adige, Rhone, Nile, and other rivers, detailing how deposits shift shorelines and create new land over centuries. It links Geneva, the Mediterranean, and Port Varlais to rising deltas and ancient lake basins.
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Lake
Geneva
Rhone
Italy
Nile
Egypt
Ohio River
Mill Creek
Lisa
Arve
Lauter
Alps
Port-Varlais
Dranse
Mediterranean
Strabo
Notre Dame Des Ports
Pignaux
Adige
Advia
Augustus
Adriatic
Dast
Monfalcome
Lower
Herodotus
Red Sea
Euvet
Old Revolutionary Soldier Recalls Goose and Pig Feud
An aged veteran recounts a village tale of a clever shoemaker whose geese trampled pigs and ruined crops. The man refuses to take action, paying for damages, while hogs raid corn before the shoemaker's counterattacks reveal a stubborn dispute steeped in local life.
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Ihnow
Lance
Esq. White
Ead
Shookel Gael
Senate
Dante
Conquering with kindness after geese quarrel tale
In this Vermonat Chronicle excerpt an old soldier and narrator part in frayed terms then reconcile. The soldier laments killing geese and vows not to rest until hurt feelings are known, while the other counsels patience and gentleness to prevail. The tale ends with a lesson to conquer through kindness when direct force falters.
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Weill
Vermonat Chronicle
First legislative report on repeal of compulsory debt laws
The Committee on Judiciary presents its report on petitions to repeal all laws for compulsory debt collection on contract. It is the state's first such report on the issue. The subject is novel and has attracted attention and favorable regard from some. The discussion can do no harm and allows the people to judge the policy. The report is by Mr O Sullivan, delivered with his usual force and ability.
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Grand Cross
Charles Harvey
Mississippi
Thieve
Committee On Judiciary
Qo' Sullivan
Pavegac
Walt
Debates on Proposed Credit Reform Principle
A standing committee considers delaying action on a reform to credit contracts. The minority, led by Mr. Pavega and the author, argue for a gradual, non coercive shift focused on trust and morality in debt repayment, referencing commercial practices, Friends meetings, and varying legal influence. They warn against undermining contracts or overreliance on law while advocating deeper reliance on personal character and public opinion.
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Maine
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Digbee
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Leeds
England
Therr
Wight
Sgilur
Cincinnati
Deltas
Lixmaoe
Tion
Pitt
Stephen
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Brcek
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