Monroe Doctrine and American Policy Debate in Washington
The Charleston Mercury reprints New York Journal of Commerce comments on President Pierce and Monroe Doctrine. It argues the administration seeks peaceful, broad American policy, opposing monopoly over interoceanic trade and endorsing Clayton Bulwer Treaty while pushing stronger US credit and influence in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Mercury
New York Journal of Commerce
Washington
United States
Fureths
North
South America
Pierce
Policy Aimed at U S Exclusive Control of Communications
The treaty implies the United States should annul any shared protectorates over communications to secure exclusive control of continental communications. It asserts U S independence from other nations in all matters on the Continent and attributes this policy to General Pierce and his administration.
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The
Journal of Commerce
Fetter
Washington
American
Isthmus
Great
United States
Calfernia
Washington Union
Democratic Party
Pierce
Boston
Life Fysurange
All Life Companies
Jamaica discontent cited over freed labor and misapplied reforms
A Savannah bound steamer report notes Jamaica planters protest manumission and new taxes, saying freed Afro Jamaicans burden former masters. Kingston Colonial Standard criticizes British philanthropy and the mass transfer of labor, arguing old Creole and Guinea workers were better, while English laws and race outcomes misfit Jamaica. Carolina correspondent warns the policy risks colonial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Conway
Chagres
Savannah
Uit
Kingston
Jamanda
House of Assembly
John Bull
England
West India
Restoration of Light and Floral Wonders At Mr Allen's
The Baltimore papers report Dr. Brainerd of New York performing rapid eye restorations at a public lecture with several listeners claiming sight improvement in minutes. The Clipper notes cases of eye relief, while Fisk Allen advances a Floral Wonder project to raise Victoria Regia in his Grapery, highlighting his grape varieties and fruit production, and describing the lush display of peaches, cherries, oranges, lemons, and other exotics in his extensive绿houses.
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Baltimore
Brainerd
New York
The
Argus
Institute
Nicholas Richell
Charles Street
C. R. Cunningham
Baltimore Et
Dr. B
Fisk Allen
South America
Robert J. Schomburgh
England
Philadelphia
Allen
Mr. Allen
Election of a Bishop Elect in South Carolina
A Charleston Mercury report covers the Friday 10 o'clock meeting of the Protestant Episcopal clergy and laity at St. Michael’s Church. It notes the election process, the 12th ballot result, and Rev. Thomas F. Davis as Bishop elect of the Diocese of South Carolina, with remarks on unanimity and the assembly’s discipline. The piece also references a separate Abbeville Banner critique of political campaign practices and a Winnsboro Register call for more candidates for Ordinary and Sheriff roles.
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Coxvennox
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Michael’s Church
P. J. Shand
Trinity Church
Columbia
Henry Elwell
Ste
Boone
China
Hanekel
Mesara
Keith
Teapier
Barnwell
Charleston Mercury
Finance Committee
Edward Metdy
E.q
Woodward
St. Lukes
Bishop
Davis
Thomas F. Davis
Camden
South Carolina
Winnsboro Register
Canpinates
Abbeville
Teader
Jeputl
Fire destroys Capt. McCoy stable near Camden
A fire destroyed Capt. B. McCoy's stable nine miles east of Camden on a Saturday morning. Neighbors noticed the blaze around seven o'clock and learned a horse had been stolen during the night. Capt. McCoy, attempting to save an adjacent stable, was severely hurt.
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Pire
B. McCoy
Aepirk
SteCoy
Reverend Ter. Tuostas F. Davis Named Bishop of South Carolina
Telegraphic dispatch reports Ter. Tuostas F. Davis, pastor of Gres Church, elected Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in South Carolina. The community regrets losing his valued services and acknowledges his notable qualifications and merit.
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Thomas F. Davie
Ter
Tuostas F. Davis
Gres Church
South Carolina
Harmony Female College Endowment Promotes New Literary Enterprise
We learn that the Bradford Institute and property was sold on the ?d inst. and purchased by nine gentlemen, endowing a new literary enterprise under the above title to be organized on the last June, led by the Rev. Prof Monaux, President.
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Harmony Female College
Bradford Cnstitute and Property
Monaux
Defence of Luther by Bachman advertised for sale
Publisher Mr Paxton announces a book in defense of Luther and the Reformation by Rev Dr Bachman. The work counters charges by Dr John Bellinger and others, praising Bachman’s learning and ability and predicting wide circulation.
Vast New York Style Goods House Ad Offers Extensive Assortment
The advertisement promotes B and L as the most extensive establishment in the Union, claiming unmatched variety in Sarndler and Coach Maker goods. It invites Baltimore buyers to Menara, McKesare and Soxa for a complete selection on accommodating terms, urging attention to the notice.
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Moumrs
Browning
Messrs. B. & L
Union
New York
Turdhascra Ylaiting
Baltimore
Menara, McKesare
Soxa
Sarndler
Aztec Children Exhibit Stirs Controversy at Last Week's Event
The International Magazine notes a Thursday to Friday display of Aztec children said to resemble ancient Mexican sculptures. Observers debate origin and authenticity while praising their human likeness and suggest possible Central American ties to Eximaya.
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Iximays
Central America
International
Moral
New York
Ita
Saya Sho International
Greeley
Tom Thumb
Indiana
Thea
Eximaya
Exchanges and periodical notices from Lexington and Charleston
The issue notes Lexyotos Tenkogarm editor, Brackwaon's Magazine April arrival, and lists newly elected directors of The People's Bank Charleston. Also mentions Southern Quarterly Review contents, critique aims, and commentary on book criticism. Reports Parker, Col. Karrt elected to the South Carolina House to fill a vacancy.
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Lexyotos Tenkogarm
Aboys
W. J. Haxpoura
Lexington
D. H
C. Prica
Brackwaon's
Southern Quarterly Review
Ins Leen
Oriental Studies
Calhoun
British West India Islands
Hawthorne
Critlal Othes
Messrs. Wauhead Bowne
Hondindiron Jolnaon
Lina Een Natal
Thi Eliimeter
A. G
Janney's Hotel in Columbia Servants Polite to Guests
The writer recalls visiting Columbia and Jasney's Hotel where the owner treats guests well while showing indifference to the poor. The hotel sees daily arrivals led by Loring or Mr. Wittaast and Mr TANsey's assistant, notable for their civility and immunity to criticism.
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Janney
Columbia
Jasxtey
Martions
Set
Jasney
Eycophaney
Iris
Jaaney
Uum
Loring
Charleston
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices on Coast Survey and Elections
Fragmentary text references General Wallace, Senator Douglas, and congressional redistricting affecting Georgia. Mentions Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey, responses to treaty discussions, and a slate of directors for the Columbia Bank. Also notes actions by John A. Crawford and other named figures during a directorate meeting.
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Ben
D. Wallace
Wallace
Coast Survey
Tate
Congress
Dasish WallAce
John A. Criwlort
Lancaster Road Meeting Calls June Stockholders’ Assembly
A large and enthusiastic meeting at the Courthouse, Col. Dixon Barnes presiding, urged building the Lancaster road. J. A. Tassel tine named secretary. It was resolved stockholders meet on the first Monday in June to elect a President and Directors. Attendees included Col. J. Wy Huey and G. M. Witherspoon.
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Coars House
Dixon Barnes
J. A. Hasseltine
J. Wy Huey
J. Williams
G. M. Witherspoon
P_T. Hammond
Lancaster
T. W. Huey
Lancaster C. I
A. Tiasseltine
See
Lancaster C. HL
Subscriptions for Chester Bank capital amid regional bounds
The article notes subscriptions reaching thousands of dollars from Chester and broader areas including New York and Colunachin, with a total capital stock aimed at five hundred thousand dollars and additional funding pledges. It mentions North Carolina legislature approval, regional transport plans, and a Fayetteville stockholders meeting backing a branch road linking to Salisbury.
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York
Coluachin
Charlotte
North Carolina
Sauteran
Fayetteville
Alamo
Salisbury
Ater
Jaldera
N. B. Bill
Rennie County
Randolph
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