Problem No 12 in Camden Chess Column January 1860
The Camden Journal reports chess column notes from January 24 1860 including Problem No 12 by RS of GMTA with a three move mate for White to play, plus a note about solutions to Problem No 1 and correspondence from readers about new positions and a prize offer. The issue also covers an earthquake in a quiet town, debate on a Pennsylvania General Convention, slavery policy discussions, the South’s disunion stance, physician payment law principles, political commentary on the Union, a piece on Lord Macaulay, and a call to plant trees in the community with emphasis on shade trees and civic improvement.
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America
Daniel Webster Memorial Essay From New England
A lengthy antiquated obituary and biographical sketch recounts Daniel Webster born in Salisbury New Hampshire 1782 and rising to national prominence. It traces his youth in a log cabin, education at district schools and Dartmouth then his legal career in Portsmouth Boston and Washington, Warner’s war era service, and his roles as congressman senator and secretary of state. The piece lauds his speeches including Hayne and Union defenses, and frames him as a central figure in early American constitutional and national life. It weaves praise with era-specific reverence for New England heritage and Warn of his lasting impact on the republic.
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Daniel Webster
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England
New England
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Boston
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Jeremiah Miezon
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Portsmouth
Darton Mage
Supreme Court
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Massachusetts
John Adams
Webster
Lien
America
Washington
Senate
Waeldton
Tyler
State Department
Fillipore
Tribune
Hayne
Union
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Dorie
Iris
Rockig
Eliool-Honss
Lamb
Tate
Fathers of the Republic
New York
Look on the Sunny Side in Selected Poetry
A verse piece styled as inspirational poetry urges keeping a sunny outlook. It muses on care as a burden to nerves and encourages faith in providence, steadfastness, and hope despite trouble and solitude, urging readers to endure with fortitude and optimism.
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