Patriot King and Carneen’s charge stir Senate rows
From the U S Telegraph January 28 1836 a reader praises Carneen’s defiant stance against Mr King of Alabama. The text describes crowded lobbies anxious Senators and a dramatic display of eloquence, with praising lines about a dauntless hero who could save the country and trample power, ending with a nod to a “Poor Student.”
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Portrait that mocks a loving husband’s fond kiss
William Motiris holds a painting of his wife June and proclaims it likeness, while the wife denies the resemblance in a playful exchange. The scene centers on the artist’s skill and the couple’s affectionate humor as the portrait is kissed in jest.
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Speech of Colquitt on Georgia State Rights and nullification
The Milledgeville Times prints Colquitt's Georgia Senate speech arguing state sovereignty against federal overreach. He urges interposition to arrest undelegated federal powers, defends the Kentucky and Jeffersonian doctrine, and condemns nullification as misused rhetoric while defending the substitute resolutions and the union's preservation through strict constitutional limits.
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Latest Europe news from Liverpool and London markets
From the Baltimore American dated January 31 the Napoleon brings Liverpool letters to December 26 and the Journal of Commerce reports political heat in Britain. The London money market is down on election fears with talks of Parliament dissolution soon. London dinner drama and ministerial speeches at the Mansion House are noted alongside market movements and a notable horse race prospect in Charleston.
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