Contention over slavery and statehood in early Union debates
The piece argues that Georgia overstepped its laws into Cherokee lands, criticizes imprisonment of missionaries, and denounces slaveholding and expansion of slavery. It condemns attempts to admit new states while preserving slavery, cites opposition to federal authority, and notes press attacks and political defiance amid turbulent tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Supreme Court of the Union
Congress
Colunybia
Lexington
Bunker's Hill
Jefferson
Alvetiire
Gulden
Ohin
York
Norril
Wadi Tower of Liberty
Pardoned outlaw and Texas annexation views surface in old notice
Reports recall John L Brown, to be hanged for slave escape, pardoned by the South Carolina governor. Also cited are Webster's letter on Texas annexation, Massachusetts legislature adjournment after 75 days, a Bristol ferry block, and local war memories, with reflections on friendship and public notices amid colonial era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Brown
South Carolina
Worcester
Webster
Texas
Worcester County
Congress
Philadel Lia
Great Britain
Thie Town
England
Newport
Providence
Histol
Swan ‘Zoy
Rehoboth
Dighton
Brixtol Firry
Bristol
Howland
Ditty Hill
Histol Ferry
Jalso
Sheme Elven
Weayle
Briaal
Dyer's Island
Prudence
Hog Island
Fragmented Philosophical Notes on Friendship and Affection
The text discusses original emotions within friendship, distinguishing affections from pure intellect. It outlines two classes of affections, uniting and defensive, and notes variations from mere preference. It emphasizes reciprocal regard, shared tastes, and the traits of a confidential friend.
Fragmentary OCR Describes Coastal Devastation and Looting
The readable text recounts towns destroyed by raiders who burned more villages and seized canoes. A vessel Register of the Mary Civer is mentioned with a private letter found aboard. The fragment ends noting boats melting to ships and a triboul Africaus reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Civer
Peice
Wuollet Triboul Africaus
Twenty Eighth Congress Debates on Treasures and Treaties
Proceedings from the Senate and House describe communications from the President and State Department, debates over postal reductions, Oregon governance, and measures on naval and cadet appointments. Rhode Island resolutions and the Dorr insurrection are touched on, with committee actions and votes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United State
Atherton
New Hampahis
Allen
Wayne and Pickaway Co
Ohio
Oregon
House of Representatives
Wiye
Mean
Catley
Dromgoole
McCatlin
Congressional Temperance Socie
Teller
Rou Island Memorial
Hardy Island
Perone
Mer Smith
Dindiana
Geveniin
Khguy Telind
Morales
Guil
Comonina
Rhode Felund
Elliot
Sania
Hitler
Rathvun
N-York
Muda Ely
Stade
Weleda
Roney
Maryland
Treaty Department
Tke Wintt Au
Ccortwin
Elaine
WM Mather
Til Crawford
Lake Superior
Wayne Co
Staten
Florida Squadron
McKay Haveal
Tod
Milney Acaden
Hale
Cesdate
RCM
Shaw
Trathbon
House of Rernesesranives
Adams
Dorr
R. Talond
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Hatana
Spain
New Orleans
Awriver
Hhinoe
Venice
Berg
Syn
Uland
Aliad
Syiait
Doaton Arlas
Iledilen
Mary Rodgers
New Haven Courier
Orney
Envor
New York
Bridgeport
Mary
Tomond
Abner
P.S
Lena
MCI
Lyceum
Supreme Judicial Court
Star Manufacturing Company
Washington Insurance
Washington Insurance Office
Lyon
Star
Hethaghtiowke Point
Rik
Moser
Tillinghast & Bradley
John Whipple
Dufundante
Michard W. Greene
Alburt C. Greene
James McIntyre
Wllss
David Parton
Ananmpett
Usmages
Baltimore
Providentee
Schr. Union
Providenen
Hulumora
Blake & Bullock
G. T. Brailley
Benjamin Mr. Bosworth
Cotumel
George H. Martin
Creditora
Wo. H. O' Wolf
Wm. Lindsay
George ‘Trumpham
Macaachusetts
Pokahake
Henry Clay
Saul Magy
Cominy
Lalics
Bristol Ferry
Damon
Pythias
Syracuse
Africa
Cot
Hiavani
Norfolk Herald
Iber Diated
New York Tribune
Wasnixerox
Calhoun
Tyler
Calehoun
Amy Cole
Craige W. Cole
Harvey Sessions
Newport Herald
Livut
Ferris
U.S
Macedonian
Percy
Saratoga
Tatnall
Decatur
Abbott
Mary Carver
Monrovia
Cape Palmas
Mangle
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