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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1844

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Death of Campbell Praises From Wyoming’s Valleys Remains

A patriotic elegy extols the author Campbell and his ties to Pennsylvania and Wyoming. It recalls his “glowing genius” and the landscape of the region, noting Gertrude and the “blooming charms of Wyoming.” The verse invites readers to the house of mourning and honors a countryman revered by bards.

Paderal Street Ad Il Liam Pesno G. Rogers Eagle Tavern Albany N.Y Henry P. Stevens Gedchange Hotel Boston Market Hamilton Streets Campbell Pennsylvania Gertrude Wyoming Liberal Party England Washington Spectator Brande

Temperance Meeting Praised by Washingtonians Supporters

In a Boston column the writer defends the Washingtonian temperance movement against Mr Gough. Deacon Moses Grant cites a $320,000 annual cost of intemperance. The piece notes strong turnout, a 3 o'clock dinner, and tickets at 50 cents covering rail fare and meals plus music and dancing.

North End Thatcher Court Boston Merchants Exchange John Lemist Roxbury Searsmmont Maine Japaned and Enamelled Leather Co Coos County New Hampshire Boston Japaned Leather Co Joan J. Clarke Gough Commonwealth Moses Grant Fiske Nic Grove Needham Worcester J. S. Dennison John Pierpont Dennison Senate United States Pierpont Senate Hall Land Las J.B. Gough

Political barbs and racial slurs in a New Orleans dispatch

A controversial New Orleans letter denounces Wm. S. Archer and Brooks with fiery anti immigration rhetoric while a New York correspondent weighs Southern loyalties for Polk. The dispatch mocks rival camps, predicts cross state splits, and uses inflammatory language about race and loyalties in the 1840s political landscape.

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