Impractical Virginia Slave Emigration Debate Reexamined
A Virginia reviewer argues against colonizing black residents on Africa’s coast, detailing Sierra Leone failures and predicting astronomical costs. The piece warns federal aid would erode state independence and blunt principled opposition to emancipation and deportation.
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Liberia
Sierra Leone
Virginia
Egypt
Red Sea
Land of Promise
Canaan
Israel
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Manna
Magee
Hercules
Congress
Hydra
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Sgieads
Southampton
Canute
Vr. Becon
Colonization Society
Europe
New World
Andalusia
Spain
Mexico
Peru
Ireland
Eres
Ie Ae Barden
Erie An Roe
Old Dominion
Garden of Eden
Union
Eden
Confederacy
Augusta Cotton Market Report and Local News notes
In Augusta on July 27 1893 buyers moved a few bales from wagons at 12 to 14 cents with second hand stock at 14. The Warehouses hold about 1200 bales. A New Orleans arrival reports 2000 bales there with cholera subsided and the city healthy. A correspondent note about a citizen submission and upcoming statements is mentioned for the next issue.
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New Orleans
Ile
Mr Pinckney Oration Praised For Truth And Purity
The piece lauds Mr Pinckney s Fourth of July oration as eloquent original and American in spirit The authors praise its truth and conviction noting Charleston papers offer copious extracts and predict Pinckney will gain a lasting brilliant reputation from this effort.
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Charleston
Pincksey
New-York Mirror Debuts Eleventh Volume In Expanded Form
The New-York Mirror announces the first number of its eleventh volume in an enlarged improved issue. It showcases refined literary and political content with contributions by Pacínxe and Fanny Keane. Paulding’s Musa is praised for its oriental charm and accessibility. Miss Rennie’s Lament is highlighted for its mood and craft.
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New-York Mirror
Musa
Pac Nixe
Fanny Keane
Paulding
Fadladeen
Poem Fragment and Illustrations in New York Prospectus
The fragment discusses a pastoral scene titled Wissturccos and imagery of roses and repose, mentioning Stag and Thalia in a Green Room context. It notes accompanying engravings, a Battery view by Hubert Street in New York, and a fine vignette illustrating a period in our country’s past. The text ends with regret over a missing insertion or origin.
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Philadelphia
Sion
Thalia
Melpomene
Battery
Hubert Street
New York
Nomination for Governor and State Rights Appeal
Urges voters to attend August meetings and defend state liberties against Major Crawford. Accuses Crawford of secret deals with nullifiers and argues openness and loyalty to State Rights will decide the election. Warns that reliance on untrustworthy allies endangers liberty and urges vigilant, principled support.
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Athen Ring
Maj. Crawronp
Luis
Peter
Maj
Crawford
Lumpkin
Naarmn
Jackson
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North American Review
ELOS
Everett
Jlonima- Len Society
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Leone
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Jamog
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MR. Pinckney
Agit
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