An Important Decision on Divorce in Greenville
Judge Orr rules in John H. Walker v Mary J. Walker that divorce a vinculo must be grounded on solid legal cause, not petition boilerplate. The opinion traces English and American precedents, upholds equity jurisdiction, and denies a broad grant of divorce on mere incompatibility or temper.
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John H. Walker
Mary J. Walker
Common Pleas
Equity Side
Greensville
John A Walker
Mary Jane Walker
Mary
Mary J. Fown
Mar
Croes
Kingdom of
Great Britain
England
Europa
Auch Suben
Scotland
Reece
Atatata
Uni
Matthew
Biste
Griffin Va
Grifin
B. Munroe
Tadge Swift
Enyglaid
American Union
McCord
Nott
Audi Athorac
Equity
Lee
Tn Prather
Prather
Chas
DeLausenne
Donkin
Mattison
Strothhart
Legisintura
Jadzo Nott
Court of Equity
Nott Saya
Engglind
Neveralty
Jelineau
Telineau
Bishop
Chancillor Kent
Wightman
Johnston
Colin
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D&e
General Assembly
Court of Common Pleas
Ictient
Common Press
Perry Ve. Peery
Walworth
Court of Common Laasan
Court of Common Plena Ling
Lord Coke
Hones
Thorn
Evans Ve. Evane
Lord Stowell
Audi
Lockwood
Im Perry
A. Perry
Abancallor Kent Aya
van Veghten
James I. Orr
Dangers to be avoided in postwar political reorganization
The article warns of dangers in nation rebuilding after a lengthy conflict, urging caution against moral dilution and the influence of Northern ideologies. It highlights Southern unity with Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas, stresses preserving Southern character and independence, and condemns New England theories while advocating steadfastness and temperate collaboration. It ends with a note on assimilation risks and the need to guard distinct Southern traits.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Radical Party
New England
Irth
Savannah
Cotton supply and Indian cotton prospects in England
From the New York Tribune extract on global cotton supply the piece argues England cannot count on India or Egypt for reliable long staple cotton. It notes American cotton advantages due to climate and geography, Lancashire mills facing shortages, and the growing American dominance in production, while Egypt and Turkey remain unreliant. The article also recounts a separate human-interest tale of Rev. T. B. Eastman’s family reunion after fifty years, detailing the emotional reconnection and health observations.
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New York Tribune
England
India
Ganges
Deccan
Smoy
Gulf
Florida
Cumberland
Alleghany Mountains
America
Thare
Ganges Valley
Tibet
Dacca
Lancashire
London
Heypt
Turkey
Eraall
Astay
Eastmaon
Mr. Eastman
Eastman
Lout
Chanow
Nyshua
Samuel Exsiman
IT. B. Eastman
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