The Constitution April 9 1848 extracts on tariff debate
Long revival era article reprints Senator Brown’s speech on tariff and surplus with criticism of the Macon Telegraph. It contrasts arguments, notes proposed Mills and Morrison plans, and discusses cotton prices, shipping, and economic outlook, including southern Democratic divisions and public notices.
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Burplan
Brown
Macon ‘Telegraph
Turkey
Constirutqen
Telegraph
Luis
Rer Morrison
Roaring Row Over Man of War Incident Faces US Consulate
Confusion and tension rise as Moorsh government resists American protection demands. Conway McCalla and Consul Lewis clash over sealed orders while riots threaten Americans at the consulate. Enterprise sails for consultation but unsafe conditions persist and no clear US position is released.
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Rocco
Lewis
Tavpins
United Gates
Reba
Ard
United States
Man of War Enterprise
Jay
Consur
Enterprise
Edlit
Aonewa
Washington
McCalla
Prise
McCallan
Consul Lewis
Monument for John Sevier Proposed by Tennessee Leader
Hon. Pf Gloss seeks federal funding to erect a monument to John Sevier, founder of Tennessee and a Revolutionary War leader. The Louis Republican argues Sevier’s deeds, including leadership at Kings Mountain and early state formation, merit national memorialization and criticizes neglect of his grave.
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John Sevier
Louis Republican
Pf Gloss
Tennessee
Federal Treasury
Kevner
Alleghenter
Tennemge
King’s Mountain
Hla
Iat
Lberty Evett
North Carolina
Bitors
Sevier
Mallies Wing
Vr Glassarg
Ig Premeture
Glass
Congress
Gold Pieces Spill In Express Office Chaos
A New York express company office on Broadway was the scene of a spill as a canvas bag tore, scattering four thousand dollars in gold pieces. Reporters watched as workers gathered the coins, doors closed, and officials assessed the chaotic moment before resuming the transfer to the wall street treasury.
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Adem
New York
Dems Express Company
Broadway 5
Ingela Bas
Eue
Wall Street
Paris
Reir
Chris
Marion Harland
Palsdeiptia Tames
Augusta land deal sparks southern city growth plans
A Philadelphia syndicate bought a two thousand acre tract on the outskirts of Augusta calling it the biggest property purchase in the city’s history. The deal aims to host a grand exposition with a luxury hotel, broad avenues, and residences around a scenic lake. Local leaders tout Augusta’s natural advantages and the project as a major economic boost, with construction costs cited near 90,000 dollars for exhibition buildings and extensive recreational facilities planned.
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Sumer
Ili
Peo
Muse
al Rews
Literat
South
Amnelia Rives
Thomes Nelson Tit
Virginia
Na Faragnone
Carey
Sant Mal
John W Eyckman
Augusta
Philadelphia
Cuburbe
JM Gilbert
Byckman
Gilbert
Balidadine Hotel
EB M Pmo
Philadelphia Press
Pine
Alanta
Athens social season brightens Georgia events
Delayed and garbled text describes May events in Athens Georgia including weddings, teas, and entertainments. Notable names appear among guests and organizers with plans for further gatherings at Atlanta venues and a new theater house. The week culminates in a social entertainment by local actors and a quartet performance attracting widespread attention.
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Atlanty
Athens
Auras
Auiens
Iondur
Atlanta
Ievds Arth
Laiey
Militut
Sam Tarmen
P Hoedt
End
Catmel West
Henry Hye
Howell
Augusta veStentay
Joekror
Mrg
Inman
Vins
Horace Crue
Notston
Jackson Barker Howell God Jon
Howe
Morte Carr Assinger
Forensic Prays and Debating Contests at State University
A fragmentary account notes an oratory contest by about eighteen students, with three prize awards and a gold medal for the best speech. The event, tied to the Phi Kappa society, aims to crown champions who have long led in this rivalry. details suggest earlier championships and expectations for this year’s outcome.
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Phi Kappa Society
Demesthenians
Crown Prince in a Portrait of War and Destiny
A frenzied, richly described portrait of Crown Prince Wilhelm as a living symbol of German power and future ruler. The narrative blends visual detail with reflections on his role in a nation marching toward militarism, the appeal of leadership, and the looming shadow of empire.
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Maral Frederick
New York Times
Ecbin
William
Prnsas
Europe
Poral
Ori
Ailbateri
Winuin
Emma Remirk
Esau
Tovudie
William Tabimily
Germi
Gmvelea
Sanstur
Nepoliton
Comlan
Orovisas
Fuak
Eneasil
Jerho
Bern
Eoyee
Bruce Wlaya
Trithy
Ceriuna
Bozedig
Stoleman
de Ban Cerossing
Grant
Wari
Sophie Uuruter
Ceveg
Tyandabalt
Hovenzollen
Asin Takesa
Cyea
Bnie
Ray
Watercrelst
Dirkes
Snek
Gipmogareris
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Brodevich
Fohenzollern
Xaver
Moise
Alde
Prouton
Keiser
Heslamor
Belferin
Hinselt
Basle
Komgberg
Thorn
Coblenz
Turbulent Ireland meeting ends in violence and detours
A crowded Irish meeting near Kilrush devolved into clashes as police barred access and used force to control the crowd. Speakers, including Father Meagher and Mr O Brien, urged civility while arrests and injuries were reported amid tense exchanges with magistrates and police.
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Iis
Wen Moog
Lier
Goa
Meagher
Eafternoon
O'Gwen
Tekali
Ts Wen
Eg Sims Ener
Aturday
Irzen
Pagcumenis
Yanane Reld Todey
Iui
Cavalry
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