Bride for Marquis De V A Shocking Marriage Contract
A story recounts the Marquis de V acceptance of a bourgeois daughter after her parents are recognized as honest yet vulgar. The tale notes the daughter’s acquiescence and the parents securing pensions while a clause binds them to attend all social events hosted by the Marquis and Marquess, ensuring ongoing presence.
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Marquis de V
Papa
Mamma
Jean
Andree
Marquis de Very
The Cincinnati Riots and German Defenses
The Standard argues that German immigrants acted defensively during Cincinnati unrest influenced by demagogic rhetoric. It contends Know Nothing fears fueled dangers, rejects claims of foreign mistreatment by Americans, and asserts the American party seeks lawful, inclusive policy with respect for foreigners who share Republican ideals.
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Avbo
Cincinnati
Dr. Fitch
The Kansas Election and National Reactions
The late Kansas election saw a pro slavery ticket win by large margins even in districts with settlers opposed to slavery. Missouri voters helped tilt results, and hundreds returned to Independence amid enthusiastic demonstrations. The piece mocks rival editors and notes broader foreign and domestic politics affecting opinion, including actions in Vienna and battles before Sebastopol.
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Kansas
Mr. Register
From Havana to New York a Bold Execution News
Arrival news from Havana dated the 31st ult reports Estrampes executed on the 80th ult after trial by a military court. Consul Robertson pressed for a treaty-based trial, but the sentence stood. Estrampes proclaimed liberty and denounced kings as drums blared. Other prisoners condemned to long terms.
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Havaxi
New York
Havana
Estrampes
Robertson
Washington
Spain
Public Worship Turmoil Ends With Leader's Argued Supremacy
In Boylston Centre the choir leader clashed with members over seating, forcibly removing a man to seat his friend. A second clash occurred as the leader’s rival was dragged by a friend, prompting the collapse of the protest and a return to singing. Ericsson’s caloric ship venture is declared a failure, with his fortune and his wife’s exhausted by the dispute and their separation.
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Boylston
Havin
Maleister
Boston Telegraph
Ericsson
Simon Pure
The
Democracy
A Plain Appeal for School Attendance and Duty
A letter from 8. P. Bronson urges Patrons of the Graded School to ensure constant and seasonable attendance. It warns that frequent absences harm a child’s progress, interest, and standing in class, likening pupils to apprentices in the school of knowledge and stressing communal responsibility for virtuous, educated citizens.
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Ferenos
Lfe
Knowledge
Union
P. Bronson
Filibusters plan expansion despite Cuban crackdown
Washington report notes filibuster schemes persist after Cuban reforms. Stores and ammunition move toward an island near Cuba, with a large expedition ready to sail from New Orleans and Southern ports once landing is confirmed. Military organization is complete and many officers have U.S. army experience. A Havana letter says Secretary Marcy ordered action that could leave the U.S. government unliable for results.
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OCF
Washington
Zrioype
Cuba
Concha
New Orleans
Havana
Marcy
U. S
Sound Doctrine on Cincinnati American party ticket
The Cincinnati Gazette argues the American party erred in their last city election by presenting a common place ticket. Outsiders felt excluded, foreign Protestant voters were alienated, and the party failed to offer exceptional candidates. The piece urges unity, elevating the American character and name with better selections in future nominations.
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Cincinnati Gazette
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