Regulator pranks at college and Deaf asylum plea
A reminiscence recalls college mischief led by pranksters who spied for faculty while a woolly ram caused chaos at graduation. The second piece visits the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Columbus, praising Superintendent Stone and urging state support for trades education and a new building.
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Hocking Valley
Philadelphia
Sharky
Gen. B
D&e
Judge C
Bull W
Tuun
Bill
Woolly
Sprout
Old Woolly
S—n
Virginia
Durham
de. D
Vut
House of Representatives
Stotch
Peter St. Clair
C. Stone
Columbus
Cassius Clay Speech Defends Republican Princie in Frankfort
Excerpts from Cassius M W Clay in Frankfort Kentucky defend the Republican principled stance. The remarks stress party unity and political principles amid intraparty debate.
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Cassius MW Clay
Frankfort
Princie Plese
The Expulsion and New God Debate at Berea in Madison County
A verbose speech defends Berea and its colony praising education and morality brought by the New Testament, schoolhouses, churches, and mills. It contrasts the old regime with reform, denounces slaveholding as un-Democratic, and warns against dissolution or foreign intervention, urging continued Union and republican liberty.
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Mass
Ohio University
Beauman
P. O
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D'l
Athens
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Ferree
Campose
College-fareen
Berea
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Sharp
Madison County
Madison
Republican
Rochester
Washington
Jefferson
Virginia
Democratic Party
Bocock
South Carolina
Louisville Courier
Democracy
Nlive
Commonwealth
Seward
Republican Party
South
John Brown
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Canada
Ohio
Mr. Breckinridge
Gov. Magoffin
Caldwell
Union
Charleston Mercury
Richmond Anquirer
Louis Napoleon
France
Victoria
Philip of Macedon
Kansas
Eschines
Philip
Helper
Clay
Mr. Clay
W.hater
Dividing Virginia Districts Reveals Population Gap
The New York Post reports that splitting Virginia into Eastern and Western districts shows a stark split in population demographics with Western Virginia retaining a smaller white share and a larger enslaved population compared to the east.
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Virginia
New York Post
Westier i Cistern
Eastern
Western
Western Virginia
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