Thornwell poised to face synod over endowments at Presbyterian institution
In a detailed account the article notes Dr. Thornwell's current strong position and the expectation that his wide endowments will be judged by a large synod body. The sermon for the occasion was given by Rev. TS Arthur, as the induction ceremony proceeded with several members confirmed. The piece also covers naval postings and tensions involving Princeton, San Juan, and potential movements to Norfolk, along with agricultural market jitters and prisoner reports from Durango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornwell
Southern Presbyterian
Wrs
Ethe-Hestor
TS. Arthur
San Antonio
California
Pacific
End
Bibb County
Georgia
John W. Cue
Holly Springs
Behoolfield
Hamilton County
Fort Smith
Fort Smith, Arkansageess
Durango
Pondonre
Eee
Tim Shirley
Broom County
New York
Willian Hedgera Stark
Cenin Vey Whie
Joby Gaines
Dayton
Montgomery County
Olin
Pang
Mexico
Wandoy
Plesan
Tearngi
Darongo
John Gaines
Sol Dayton
JT Searseld
Plesanda
Gur Conn
End of Colonial Dependence and Free Trade Fears
The text argues for independence in fuel and reduced reliance on Britain, praising tariff reciprocity and self-sufficiency. It warns that South opposition in Congress will resist near total free trade, fearing loss of guaranteed constitutional rights and increased British influence. It suggests Britain may shift its colonies as policy changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Cape
West Caan
Fortifications prove inadequate against modern siege power says Washington Globe
A Washington Globe summary argues that coastal fortifications are obsolete against contemporary bombardment. It cites Montrealis, Rip Raps, and Bomarsund comparisons, noting granite walls crumble under heavy shells and iron lungs fail. The piece predicts Russians and Allies will test new methods, urging mobile defense and offensive readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Times
Wee
Montresa
Alhdun
Rip Rapsy
Monroe
Baltic
Bomarsund
Russia
Tuan
Hange
Bamarsund
Gulf of Finland
Cronstadt
Neva
St. Petersburg
Abd Ran
Washington
Whig Party in the South faces rift over slavery
A Baltimore Patriot editorial argues that Northern Whigs oppose slavery expansion and that Southern Whigs may split from them. The piece notes the difficulty of aligning in the Democratic party and cites lingering antipathies and loyalties that hinder union across regional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Party
South
Baltimore
North
Asia
Whbforth
New England
New York
Souths
Democratic Party
Southern Whigs and Slavery Polarization Foreseen
The Charleston Mercury analyzes sectional realignment as Southern Whigs split from the North, uniting with pro slavery factions to form a dominant Southern party. It predicts a fractured national party system, a possible separate Southern national effort, and a looming presidential contest dominated by sectional interests over the slavery issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Col.l
Foote
Clemens
Benton
Whig
Igs
South
Noris
Democratic Party of the
General Thylor
Jst
Great Southern Party
Democratic Party of
Democratic Party
National Party
Union
Charleston Mercury
Fragmentary arrivals list from multiple locations and names
A garbled roster of names and places appears, listing arrivals or proprietors across several towns including Charleston Miss Columbia Lancaster G Aimbrose and Fairfield. The OCR shows numerous unclear initials and partial titles, making a cohesive event hard to determine beyond a broad mention of people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Ixnisie
Ocr
R. Miller
If. Dawson
Charleston
P. T. Williams
Miss. A. Maltre
Lancaster & M
Rea
Charlotte
Froples
Ferrel
Solr Steceeys
TGA
Charleston Hat Hall Sale of Hats and Goods
A detailed, bustling Charleston advertisement chronicles Steele and A Shock selling a wide array of hats including a black felt for gentlemen at various prices, alongside a broad grocery and liquor stock. The notice promises wholesale values, a postponed sale of property, and cautions about a forged note. It lists numerous items from hats to candles, spices, wines, canned goods, and dry goods with multiple prices and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wits West
Penn's Tobacco
America
Halempe
Sehich
Fein
Hua
Moj
W. Shamabers
Wijero
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Mats
Kingtin Star
Rigate Princetgnife
San Juan
Engle
Holling
Delage
Norfolk
Raander
Alling
Nicaragua
Fabena
Princeton
Willie
San
I Beeen Ieee
Tak Dense Agit Messrs Monti & Co
Erte
Louis
Tudianopitis Journal
E.G. i
Gilbert Monzan
Sumeer
R Pullings
Mra Douglas
Lancaster
D.gerantor
Renda
S-Blevy
Camden
Adams Northern
Southern
AVING
Kingsville
Wilmingtos
Columbia
Northern
Congaree “House
Jannexis Hotels
Kerry
Shannon, Esq
E.W. Bonney
OOPEN
Bonney
Thomas Sal- Amontio
M. Naudin
Bag
McCaa
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Chevelante
Ped Seloak
Deilf
Ordit
Cupt
Moppan
EES de
Teun
Porgar
Nhc Aforaton
Segeerti
Tana ‘Steeles
Hat Hall
Steele
Dresa
Vimeo Tilly
Hale
Camden Journal
Stmble
King Street
Scurock
J. A. Scurock
Cana
A. A. Scitrock
Goda
J.A. Sehrock
J. A. Sohrock
J. A
Sohro
Bocan Nula
Brazil
Munk
Dobie
Boney
D. O. Tryon
Teanc
Tryon
Beauford Penack
Serena Bass
Lynchea Croek
Jacon Ae
Real Senate
Oanden
Kirkwood
Littleton Street
Howse
Lyttleton and
Lavronn Mrearn
Benjamin Baskin
A. G. Baskin
Robinon Road
Canin
Rigas
AM & R. Kennedy
Sosney
W. Bonney
K. W. Bonney
Bourhund
Union Hammond
Groau
London Hortur
Johannisberger
Boston
Agnee
Rao
Antago
Ang
Taga Pease
Mercia
Whale Ny
Matt O'Slock
Mr. Thorons
Cofnetire Tamedialesy Wiler
Jton Street
Ube
Orangeburg
Scl
Ritmig Eijk
Lovick Young
Crook
Lynches Orasks
Hncie
SSS
le Bulger
Béardiog
Bouliheaas
Saand
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