Impromptu Poem Found on Hudson River, 1834
An undated fragment in a diary style piece from the Hudson River notes a poet's wandering mood. The author speaks of a worn album found on a dressing table and imagines a distant home. The tone is reflective, invoking nature and memory as the speaker contemplates departure and longing.
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Hudson River
Imitation Ode of Alcens Posed for Insertion
The U S Telegraph notes a proposed insertion of a humble imitation of an ancient ode of Alcens detailing political satire. It mocks banking, parties, and currency while weaving imagery of power and a white horse team to carry its flag.
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U.S. Telegraph
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Okelly
Judge McLean of Ohio and State Sovereignty Faith
A Raleigh Star letter from 1834, attributed to Judge John McLean of Ohio, defends State Sovereignty and interposition against Federal overreach. It argues the Supreme Court cannot settle political power disputes, supports state resistance to unconstitutional laws, and portrays resistance as an inherent right. The piece contrasts this stance with contemporary presidential debates and party alignments.
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Knowville
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John M‘lean
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South
Tennessee
Milledgeville Times
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Lynch
State Rights Party
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Forsooth
England
New York
Philadelphia
Mansion House
Washington
America
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Globe
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Amos Kendall
State Rights Party of
Georgia
Webster
New England
M.lean
Geordr M.trout
Troup
Death of Warren R. Davis prompts Senate tribute in session
The Senate learned of Representative Warren R. Davis of St. Carolina's death, inviting members to his funeral at 12 tomorrow in the House Hall. Senator Carnoun eulogized Davis as a brilliant, generous, patriotic figure, recounting his intellect, wit, and moral character. Davis died at 7 this morning after a calm acceptance of his fate. the Senate adjourned to meet again at noon tomorrow.
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Augusta
Macon
Darien
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America
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Day
Jones
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Milledgeville Times
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the Globe
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N. York Mirror
the Mirror
Willis
New Monthly
London
Morris
Hudson Highlands
Liverpool Journal
The
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A* F. Evening Star
Warren R. Davis
St. Carolina
Carnoun
Mr. C
Warren Ransom Davis
Dr. Linn
Missouri
Preston
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