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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1846

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Mourner Reunited at Saviour's Feet Poem Note

A somber lyric envisions reunions after death where mourners meet loved ones again. The verse speaks of worship and adoration at the Savior’s feet, promising comfort as time passes.

President's message stirs New York stock market reaction

Boston Post correspondence notes the president's message to the senate arrived via telegraph and mail, seen as bold yet measured, boosting administration friends. Also reports the Henry Clay packet ship ashore on the Jersey shore, likely total loss, under Capt Nye from Westport, Mass. The piece ends with a signature from Joan Smith Jr of Arkansas.

New York United States Senate Henry Clay Jersey Nye Westport Mass Tribune Whig Courier & Enquirer Joan Smith, Jr Arkansas

I love murder trials as theater in court

The speaker jestingly praises murder trials, admiring the courtroom pageantry and the dramatic ministers of law, the bench and bar. He mocks doctors who judge criminal mental states, calling the scene lively and healthful, noting a trial is almost as entertaining as a play.

Ministers of Laws R—f—s W—d—4 Commonwealth

Senate and House Discuss Military Bill and Navy Purchases

In the Senate on March 25 Mr Fairfield from the naval affairs committee reported a bill to authorize buying American rotted hemp. Berrien urged a resolution asking committees for documentary statements supporting an army and navy increase. Benton forwarded a War Department letter favoring expansion. Breese proposed gallery changes to aid public access and bring city reporters onto the floor. Sevier defended our title on the Oregon notice, denouncing a senatorial stampede. Miller of New Jersey scheduled for tomorrow. In the House the riflemen bill led. Adams’s motion to reconsider failed. McKay chaired a committee of the whole debate. Hangerford’s substitute would raise existing regiments to eighty men and add 4,000–5,000 in rank and file, with Hunerford’s amendment seeking 2,600 more, McKay’s 2,900 was defeated 76 to 105.

Senate Fairfield Committee On Naval Affairs Berrien Committee of Military and Naval Affairs Army Navy Benton Secretary of War Breese Senate Chamber Oregon Sevier Arkansas Miller New Jersey House Adams McKay Hangerford Hunerford H.’s

Parked jokes and petitions fill a Boston harbor debate

A Boston Post snippet critiques a Paris concert gag and a string of witty asides before shifting to legis­lative petitions over Charles River harbor rights. The piece weighs wharf and pier grants for Charles River and Warren Bridges, the Fitchburg Railroad, and potential harbor disruption, citing 1830 harbor reports on tidal flow and navigation.

Charles River Warren Bridges Fitchburg Railroad Corporation Warren Bridge Suffolk Middlesex Maine Railroad Extension Company Prison Point Noble Harbor Fitchburg Company Maine Corporation Boston Otters Fitchburgh Railroad

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