Selected Poetry Oh if there is one law above the rest
A poetic meditation on Heaven love and truth arguing that the law of Heaven is Love and that mankind misuses it for passion. It laments pride and urges tenderness toward all living things from birds to trees and streams, asserting love as the guiding principle in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Luan
Wade
Hove
Civey
Bao Wu
Breckinridge Letter on Slavery and Union Crisis
Breckinridge argues against Sumner's antislavery stance, warning the North of armed conflict if slavery is pursued by force. He emphasizes constitutional limits, states’ rights, and Providence, urging measured reform and unity over civil war, while defending slavery as a historical social condition compatible with Christian civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edo
Saraner
Beens Talbace
Shem
Ham
Japhet
Canaan
Buinner
Christ
Jesus
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Cigve
Son of God
United States
Kentucky
Waa
South Carolina
Regan
Tropics
America
Tryat
Suumner
Niblos
Tle
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Missouri
Illinois
Knosas
Missouri River
Generis
Congress
Shewers
Iman
Americas
Rd. Breckinridge
Bropitcave
Sumner
Dwy
Judge Kane Opinions On Slave Property In Transit
Fragmented report on Judge Kane's reflections in the Wieeler case, addressing slave property in transit and jurisdiction over fugitive questions. He outlines four propositions affirming limited state power, the legality of abduction claims, and potential limits of state statutes under U S law, with commentary from Philadelphia and Baltimore papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Wieeler
Pasererre Willigmenn
Wade Hinsell
Wihous Nl
Iwatiu
Studs
Philadelphia
Rpost
Judy Kate
de Rious
Pennylvania
United States
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
North Carolina
Pennayyanis
Washington Union
Supreme Court of Pennsyle
New York
Gallatt
Virginia
Carolina
York
Baltimore
Petriat
Never Cross a Bridge as You Come to It in Troubled Times
An antiquated meditation intertwines religious exhortation with a narrator’s fear of advancing life hurdles. The prose parades through metaphorical bridges, urging cautious progress, faith, and prayer amid uncertain prospects. A late 19th or early 20th century column comment critiques a public figure’s journalistic integrity while reflecting on resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloymy Rorlingoucivs
Pates
Guida
Lin
Paige
Jensen
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Brechinridge
Chas. Strimner
Sinz Fhuave
Niblo's
Daniel Webster
Cannan
Bunker Hill
Amurice
Dines
Mr. Sumer
North
Wll
H. Greeley
Columbia Carolinian
John McMillan
Ehulera
Sebastopol
McMillan
Medual College
Medual College of the State
Tbeir Vanter
Bing
Spartanburg
IL Witherspann
B. B. Petry
Daniel Walthea