President's Message praised in heated sectional columns
The article reviews the President's Message as a defining moment for the Union, praising its stance on preserving the Constitution, urging North and South to unite behind federal laws, and noting calls to repeal state liberty acts. It cites Georgia figures on property, debt, and revenue, and touches on events in Washington and public life.
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Congress
Washerington
Mexico
Partizan
Kansas
Utah
England
United States
North
South
Washington
Free States
The
Revonarios
South Carolina
Charleston
Georgia
Treaeuy
Western and Athletic Railrad
Waish
Fins
Kg Cath & Gera Amaont
Sage Enterprise
Ingassria
Saliouds
Abu. Pei
Ub Ole Company
Ylang
Theo
Awake for the Union Bright Star Anthem of Liberty
A fragmentary patriotic verse urges awakening for duty to the country. It contrasts treasonous forces gathering and patriots rising under the banner of stars. The piece envisions the Union’s triumph and the beacon of liberty guiding the nation.
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Mars
Erimason
Union
Poem Fragment On Yesterday And Summer's Hours
Fragmentary verse laments yesterday's passing and transience of summer joy. The speaker recalls sweet hours fading away and memories lingering while nature’s blooms fade and the world of lasting peace seems distant. The lines convey wistful reflection on time, memory, and the unseen beyond.
The Charcoal Burner of Rouen and a Parisian Detective
An Arkansas Hotel scene and a Rouen forest tale unfold as a Parisian detective uncovers a brutal conspiracy. Vidoco, a hidden killer, uses a dark lane to ambush travelers, while a gun duel with a fellow hunter ends in a fatal shootout. The tale contrasts superstition with crime and ends with the detective returning to Paris to report the case.
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Rouen
France
T &E
Sto
Gennewan
Yillantous
Monsieur
Monsieur Wishea
Jug Witch
Fred
Isin
Vidocol
Para
Franklin Letter and Thanksgiving Pulpit Notes
A letter from B Franklin to D Harthx appears in the Hartley correspondence, dated Passy Sept 6 1783, praising Fox and urging reconciliation between the United States and Britain. It discusses democracy, commerce, and evacuation of New York. The Times notes Thanksgiving sermons urging peace and unity, with advice to mind one’s own business and avoid meddling.
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Philadelphia
New York
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ross
Charles B. Norton
New York Evening Post
Franklin
Norton
Hartley
Passy
Britain
B. Franklin
D. Harthx
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Texas
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Margarita Canedo
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