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Newspaper
Cambridge Reveille
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1850
Page
1
A mixed compilation of verse and prose including Francis C. Woodworth poems about enduring love and spirits, a call to daily charity with a benevolent aim, and a prose piece praising kind words over cruel speech. It ends with a humorous Memphis scene about a rural dance and rustic attire.
A consolidated act empowering circuit and territorial courts to appoint commissioners to handle fugitive from labor cases, authorize arrest warrants, depositions, and certificates for reclaiming escaped slaves, outline penalties for obstruction, marshal duties, and fees for officials, and extend similar powers to territorial superior courts to ensure rendition across states and territories.
The text outlines that any state or district can arrest and deliver up a person escaping service or labor. It details evidence requirements including records and possible affidavits. Courts and officials may issue certificates of right to seize such persons, enabling transport to the place of escape. Approved September 18, 1850.
Arthur J. Stansbury recalls the 1788 national celebration in Philadelphia for the Constitution’s adoption. The parade featured ten state ships, a federal temple, a bald eagle car with the Constitution, a live Native American figure, manufacturing exhibits, and a Union warship. The event showcased unity, patriotism, and the dawn of a united republic with public displays, printing presses, and communal generosity.
In a national procession seventeen clergymen of diverse denominations walked arm in arm with a Jewish Rabbi at the center. The scene underscored religious harmony and national unity as the procession gathered at Bush Hill on Patrick Hamilton’s grounds.
Centreville letters urge forming a Wayne County Historical Association to preserve biographical and historical data of early settlers. Writer appeals to editors and local papers Palladium Jeffersonian Reveille Democrat to support monthly meetings, society archives, and future historian use. The piece dates to September 1850.
Galignani's Messenger reports a Paris invention by M. Worma of a rotative press that prints from stereotype. It is compact and hand workable with no tapes or guides, reducing labor. stereotyping uses a tissue paper mould, enabling 15 to 20 thousand copies per hour with continuous sheets.
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