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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1859
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places in distorted form and appears to reference dates prices and an address portion, though most content is unreadable. No coherent events or persons are clearly identifiable from the fragment.
The New-York Tribune advocates for protective American industry and internal development. It argues for discriminating duties on imports, reduced federal spending, and rail projects at home, emphasizing the wisdom of national thrift and sustained resources for future generations.
A lengthy, reflective prose piece contrasts ugliness and beauty in people, praising inner virtue over surface form. It recounts anecdotes from boyhood and public life, urges self denial through higher aims, and extols Christian restraint, duty, and moral progress. The text interweaves moral philosophy with quotes and a digressive frame from a parliamentary-style discussion.
An anecdote describes General Jackson defending a shanty court against a pistol wielding bully. The sheriff failed to seize the man, and Jackson coolly faced the crowd with plasters in hand. He ordered surrender or be shot, then walked into the crowd and resolved the matter, later explaining he would shoot the only eye that looked at him.
A Buckeye writer in Paris, dated November 6, explains a method for brewing coffee without boiling. He describes a hollow cylindrical perforated filter that fits the top of a pot, slow percolation with hot water, and mixing with hot milk. Served with sugar and small bread, this method yields a refined French coffee to enrich a morning meal.
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