Published Saturday Advertiser and Miscellany Fragments
A mixed page shows an old newspaper ad for subscriptions and rates, a long excerpt from Edith Maure serialized fiction, a translation of a Jackson Santa Ana letter, anecdotes about slaves and Paris clerks, and a vivid tale of jewelry and intrigue at New York stores. The column weaves social commentary with scenes of domestic struggle and moral testing.
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Julio Bradley
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United Lines
Santa Ana
Bradley
Gener
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Waddy Thompson
A. Jackson
New York
Duury
Mrs Long
Atlantic
London
Mrs Bell
Europe
Ibave
Mr Bell
America
Ural
Mel Long
Mrs Lang
Mrs Short
Lang
Heroun
Mr. Bell
Tony
Ton
Mr. Long
Hell
The newspaper press and political loyalties in a changing year
A 19th century diatribe on independence and hypocrisy in the press argues that public support shapes a paper’s strength. The author warns editors, groans over liberal vs Whig alignments, and urges Whig readers to subscribe to sustain Inquirer-style journalism amid political contest.
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Inquirer
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Laose
Nantocher Inguirer
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