Impromptu Album Verse From Hudson River 1834
An Augusta Chronicle fragment presents an ambiant verse titled Impromptu Written in an Album. The unnamed author confesses wandering thoughts by the Hudson River July 1834. The speaker comforts a beloved memory while musing on nature and home. The poem ends with a call to try home, sweet home.
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Ode Insertion Request From the U S Telegraph
The U S Telegraph requests insertion of a poem styled as a Greek ode. The excerpt mocks political factions and economic aims, mentioning a life aligned with power, the Bank, and a white horse leading a team, with Whigs and Tories lamenting and citizens shedding tears for various knaves.
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McLean Letter Exalts State Sovereignty In Opposition
A Raleigh Star excerpt from the Columbia Times presents Judge John McLean of Ohio arguing that federal power must be limited to constitutional delegated powers. The letter contends a state may resist unconstitutional federal acts, likening such resistance to international sovereignty and urging remonstrance and, if needed, open resistance to preserve liberty and state rights.
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Death of Warren R. Davis prompts Senate tribute
The Senate received a House message announcing the death of Representative Warren Ransom Davis of St. Carolina and inviting senators to his funeral at noon in the House Hall. Senator Carnoun eulogized Davis, praising his intellect imagination wit and moral character. Davis died at 7 this morning after a calm departure, as Dr Linn noted his approaching dissolution. The senate adjourned until noon tomorrow.
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