Telegraphic Appeal Preserves Independent Press Amid Crisis
In Washington City a defense of the United States Telegraph argues its independence will weather the loss of public printing. The piece warns a two-party split could endanger the press, vows to remain free of patronage, and urges readers to support subscriptions to sustain economy and reform.
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United States Telegraph
United States Gazette
Green
Telegraph
Globe
Intelligencer
Adams
Clay
Crawford
Executive
Congress
Gen. Jackson
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Tur Astren
Terzonary Eztra
Literary Gazette
Europe
Washington Library
Iwo
Manzoni
India
Register and Library of Medical and Chirurgical Science
Gnaxvillg Suaree Parrison
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
James Hacan
Washington City
Register
Johnson
Medico Chirurgical Review
Lancet
London Medical Gazette
Bell
MacIntosh
O’brine
Lawrence
Mayo
Blake
Philip
Brodie
Valpeau
Richard
Coxe
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Nisi Prisis
Craxen
Rufus Dawes
England
London
Aaron Q. Dayton
Esar
Medical Register and Library
Jurist
Aiken Telegraph Publishes Hamburg Galaxy Title
The Hamburg Galaxy has been purchased and moved to Aiken and now appears as a new issue under the title cited. A. Mzzicx McCarxx, Esq. directs the publication. The first number is attractively printed and the content is praised for quality.
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Aiken
Hamburg
A. Mzzicx McCarxx
Spear Portrait of General Washington At Masonic Hall
The full length portrait by Spear of General Washington is on display at the Masonic Hall. It has received high praise from those who have seen it and will attract attention from local citizens, matching the acclaim it has earned elsewhere.
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Thespian Society
McLaughlin
Bertram
Maturin
Castle of
St. Aldobrand
R. C. Maturin
Aldebrand
Jackson
Gwin
Nashville
McMinnville
Nashville Republican
Wasamoros City
L. Jackson
United States
Judge Walts
The
Republican
Friends of Republican
Andrew Jackson
James Gwin
Soo
New York
Spear
Gen. Washington
Masonic Hall
South Carolina
Columbia
Columbia Times and Gazette
Messrs. E. W. & A
Johnsrox
Hamlet
Ophelia
Welcome Home Wixor Brings Notice of Noted Townsman
The town acknowledges Mr Wixor for sending late Northern papers and warmly welcomes his return. Citizens praise his brilliant talents social qualities sparkling wit and amiable disposition as a valued addition to every circle.
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Wixor
Destruction by Fire of the Steam Boat Augusta
The Georgia Courier reports the steam boat Augusta burned after arriving at the wharf below the Bridge at 8 o clock last night. The fire was discovered at midnight destroying the boat and its trifling contents. Machinery likely damaged beyond repair. Augusta belonged to the Steam Boat Company.
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Georgia Courier
Augusta
Steam Boat Company
Persecution of Gen Green Prompts Strong Press Defense
A Washington correspondent condemns attacks on the Telegraph and editor Gen Green. Remark unfolds about journeymen printers, nullifiers, and conspirators, with praise for Green and a call to remunerate him for injuries. Also notes a harsh anonymous pamphlet mocking government favoritism.
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Washington
Telegraph
Gen. Green
Charleston Mercury
General Green
Wasninetor Crrr
Register and Library of Medical and Chirurgical Science
Jurist
Chronicle clarifies stance on Convention and Judge Clayton item
An editorial note distinguishes the Macon Messenger republication as unpleasant and mispresented. It asserts no intent to favor statements cited, underscoring the Chronicle’s caution in printing the contentious extract.
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Macon Messenger
Convention
Clayton
Chronicle
Press fairness and truth in journalism rules debated
A debate on editorial fairness cites republishing misrepresentations and calls for uniform republishing of replies. The piece argues editors should allow each side to present its case in its own way and condemns disregard for these standards as injustice.
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the Messenger
the Chronicle
the Times
Messenger
Southrons to the Rescue
The Charleston Mercury reports a U S Telegraph appeal defending Gen Green against persecution aimed at silencing a pro Southern paper in Washington. The Telegraph is praised for staunch Southern defense and for aiding Jackson’s rise.
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Charleston Mercury
Southrons
U.S. Telegraph
Green
Washington
Union
Telegraph
Jackson
Packenham
New Orleans
Jefferson
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