08 Mar 1854
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1854
Page
1
The speaker argues that sectional meddling has broken the union and defends delegated powers and state rights. He praises New Hampshire, warns against anti state interference, and defends Nebraska self government as essential to democratic rule amid national debates.
A political speech arguing that democracy requires self government in new territories, not congressional meddling with slavery. It defends the Nebraska bill as consistent with the original compromises, cites Missouri and Louisiana precedent, and denounces anti Nebraska agitation as a northern partisan tactic while urging unity of northern and southern democrats to expand the nation from coast to coast.
The piece recalls a claim of 427000 approved under a Whig administration by a Whig board and paid by a Whig treasury secretary Thomas Corwin who had just left the Senate. It questions restitution for Corwin and notes opposition to recovering the funds, concluding that Corwin will not repay and Uncle Sam will not reclaim the money.
In a U S senate exchange Mr Chase and Mr Badger clash over amendments with religious allusions. The piece notes Chase's schooling, the slant of an Ohio senator, and calls out Galilee Natareth references. It also reports on the U S Agricultural Society annual meeting in Washington led by President Wilder and Secretary King.
Appointments by the President with Senate advice and consent name John C. O'Neill for Belfast port Ohio William Lilley for Pernambuco Brazil Donald G. Mitchell for Venice and Adriatic ports and Lombardo William B. Barry for Matamoros port listing several states and ports.
Lord Raglan is appointed to command English troops in the Russo Turkish war and serves as master general of ordnance and lieutenant general. He has seen India service as Lord Fitzroy Somerset and led in the Cape war. He is a Beaufort relative, nephew of the duke, and takes Raglan from Raglan castle in Wales.
Dr Vernon cites a phlegmatic Briton who bid a terse farewell to a doctor before a voyage around the world, returning to the same room where they had parted. The Anthenium recalls a sharper version where a noble father greets his son after twenty five years in India over tea. The tale ends with a question about tea choice.
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