A Southern Speaker Decries Protectionist Policy in Public Address
The speaker rails against a federal protective system, arguing it destroys domestic industries and burdens farmers and workers. He warns of widespread taxation, economic disruption, and regional inequality, urging preservation of home labor and capital and a return to equal, republican governance. The address concludes with a pledge to continue the argument in a forthcoming installment.
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America
New England
Prenoryn
Europe
U. Suites
Dallas
Mina Mallliane
Augus Day Centennial February 22 Procession Planned
A community notice from Washington states a February 22 celebration procession will form at the U.S. Motel at half past nine, led by Captain A Cesmise as marshal, proceeding to the Postern Church for exercises and a commemorative address. Military pews reserved, and a Federal salute to be fired at sunrise noon and sunset.
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Washington
Boleth-Davy
U.sttes
Block
Alml
Cat. A. Cesmise
Accustus B. Losasineer
Asueuul
Gilley
St. Creda Society
Hally
Order of Poncession
Ciencial
U. States Army
Oator
Mechanic's Bank appoints Josatian Ennis as teller
At an election held on Wednesday the 15th inst vor Josatian Ennis was elected Teller of the Mechanic's Bank in this city.
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Mectounes
Josatian Ennis
Mechanic's Bank
Cholera and the European Mission to study its cure
A Charleston discussion on cholera and a proposed mission to England and the continent to study the disease. Dr Pave Eve is praised for his wartime service and science, while grim accounts of cholera symptoms, treatments, and criticisms of Brunonian practices are presented, urging informed medical inquiry and cautious therapy.
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Charleston
Board of Health
Chaceston
England
Congress
Covnsian
Pave PL Eve
Europe
Poland
Eye
New York
la Fist
Skravnecki
Lisa
France
M. Gravini
Todia
Ist
India
Cholera concerns reach Charleston officials in 1831
The Charleston Board of Health on February 6 1831 read a communication on cholera progression and containment. It urged paper publication and called for quarantine on ships from affected ports and public cooperation to remove nuisances and improve ventilation. The chief goal is prepared action to limit spread and fatalities.
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Charleston
Board of Health
Thomas Y. Sivons
Joan Bellinger
Thave
Humanity
Asia
Europe
Thom Pers
Russia
Poetuysellates
Tine
Medival Society
Baltic
Holland
Germany
Eventiegtind
Fox
Cholra
Shah
Medical Society
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Wiley
United States
Whale
Agricul
Manutietucer
Manufactuer
Augus Bus
Cihaenus
Bengal
M. Graytkr
Calcutta
Malabar
Madrags
Pondichi
Isa Prcze
Hanily
Butos
M. Gravier
Jeesons
M. Gravise Jastly
M. Guarter
Ted
Ultraemarine
Brunonians
Madras
Barone
Cholea
Jessore
Lydia
Agin
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