Washingtonian pledge and temperance reform stance
In a reflection on Washingtonian principles the writer urges individual action and personal restraint to aid temperance. He advocates supporting meetings, buying the society paper, funding expenses, and avoiding patronage of rum shops to prevent demagogic influence and uphold personal standing.
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A Severe Lesson On Drunken Stage Driver
A Baltimore Wheeling stage line driver became intoxicated and caused an accident injuring Miss Bishop. Stockton & More faced a libel liability of about $6,500 plus costs, totaling around $7,000. The piece argues employers should not hire rum drinkers and criticizes the practice.
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Private life anecdotes from Washington spark amusement
A Charleston Rambler excerpt reprints a Courier item from October 1843 about private memories of Washington. Capt. L. recalls a dream that Washington gave him a plantation, then visited Mount Vernon to confirm the gift, prompting a rare laughing reply from Washington.
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Prospectus for Great National War Portraits Edition
The Boston publishers announce a subscription edition of portraits and engravings copied from original paintings. Drawings draw on General La Fayette manuscripts and extensive research. Subscriptions offer low rates, with incentives for postmasters and newspapers to aid distribution. Boston 1843.
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