Education of Women Promoted in Georgia Hume Gazette
A piece argues for broad female education as essential to national prosperity. It cites mothers shaping youth, moral development, and future governance, praising educated daughters as societal gems and urging equal access to knowledge to strengthen domestic life and public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Napolesin
Tupiter
Hin
Yole
Hannibal
Howe
Lotan
Amon
Georgia Hume Gazette
Rebuke by Judge Butler on Sumner over Fugitive Slave Law
The South Carolina judge delivers a severe rebuke to abolitionist Charles Sumner for remarks on the Fugitive Slave Law. He argues states should render fugitives to masters under the Constitution and condemns Sumner as unworthy of the Senate. The piece contrasts Sumner with his colleague and mocks rhetorical display while recalling Boston and Massachusetts’ slaveholding era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
South Carolina
Jos
Maganebanetis
Charles Sumner
Sumner
Senate
Oris
Faneuil Aull
Hancock
Adama
Boston
Massachusetts
Maxsachusetts
Ale
Mr. Ruckwell
Congress
Sunmer
Butter
Mr. Sumier
M. Miter
Newark
Song of Temperance
St. Johns
New Burtewick
J.B. O'Neal
Errida
United States
O'Neal
Brethers
North America
Nies
Gord
Pavriarch
Words Govern Mankind in Slavery Debate
Editorial argues liberty and equality ideals clash with monarchical power and misapprehension of freedom. It cites Allison and Napoleon as extremes and criticizes a Maine newspaper attack on Southern slavery policy, defending state rights and the constitutional protection of slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuust
Allison
Napoleon
South
Maine
14Xb
The Nobleman's Son at Bay of Capernaum Castle Tale
A dramatic parish tale unfolds in a stately castle perched over the Bay of Capernaum. A dying nobleman’s son receives spiritual solace and a miraculous healing, while the mother endures anguished loss as the child’s life hovers between fear and faith. In the aftermath, the father savors a claimed dawn of recovery as the child awakens, then vanishes back to peace in Capernaum, amid reflections on manners and liberty from a detached observer about social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Capernaum
Lattiova
Hushand
Azrael
Jesus
Judith
Faraelite
Larael
Jehovah
Silistria Fortress Conflict and European Power Plays
The article discusses the strategic value of Silistria on the Danube, detailing Russian plans and Turkish defenses, with focus on how control of Silistria would influence wider Balkan battles and European power dynamics involving Austria Prussia England and France. It notes evolving military positions, communications between fortresses, and the impact on regional balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silistria
Cineenyal
Danube
Hakeeen
Thut
Siilistria
Danubian
Bel
Silistrin
Shmila
Varna
Bel Jn
Varun
Pravidi
Sehumla
Firat
Dunablin
Brailow
Sither
IRC
Sk Listiin
Timoya
Balkans
Adrianople
Abe Fench
Torka
Havl
Austria
Prussia
England
Franca
Charleston
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Thomas J. Warren
Meranty
Mel Jaw
Wisiam An
Mainy
Hatie
Tan Rilten
Washington Sentinel
Paris
Tie Timpes
Rassix
Turkey
Russia
Gajes
Si Arti Caran de Leon
Chevalier Bayard
Louis Rlv
Guili
Schaulbe
Ransau
Dimacy
Jow
Eughind
Brance
Eliy Pienple
Mobile Reyister
Diate
Alex
Wider
Wale
Persia
Leeward
Profecnor Gooduivh
Yule College
Yale
Yale Collee
Richmond
Penny Port
Fran Thraldun
Adying
William G. Fuiott, Jr
Maxsens
Kerem
Norfolk Argus
Norfolk
Robert Harding
Lorena
Messrs. Hardy & Bros
Virginia
North Carolina
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Geniaa
Geolos
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