Thomas Singletarry and the Journeyman Printer Tale
An anecdote recalls Thomas Singletarry, apprentice in a printing office, and his adventures with Professor Nott of Columbia. The piece describes his restless travels, an early Harrison campaign period, and a printer’s shift to the Cassville Seadard as he continues roaming with no settled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuian
U LS Ee
Territories
Ennsylvania
Massachusetts
Jolly Davis
Hauivertaietay
Thomas
Stephen Tr
American Sentinel
the Sentinel
Corps of
Topraphical Engineers
Hinduringss
Washington
Thomas H
Benjam
Ephus
Telts
Beaton
Mira Bénna
Abe
Fremont
Far West
Avemig Kugwea
Boogie
Sam Houston
Thomas Singleterry
Professor Nott
Columbia
8.C
Harrison
Georgia
Baths
Cassville
Calhoun Speech on Slavery Delivered Feebly in Senate
The Biennial gathering saw Mr. Calhoun read his speech on the slavery issue, aided by Mr. Mason of Virginia as Calhoun, though frail, attended and prepared remarks were offered. The Senate chamber filled with Washington society as listeners awaited the Carolinian’s message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ougtt
Lexington
Poland
Hungary
Aroder
Hye
Bungaria
Phau
Austein
Russia
Galhoun
Mason
Mr. Calhoun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fot, L
AP. Hill
B.D. Price
Sgeare
Avigervets
Fxeridtr
Tahrmr
Ternisy Prty
Iletvenh
Clinoman
OFN. C
Matica
Witton
U. S's
Ndin
Chiirman
California
Missouri
New Mexio
Gulf of Mexico
Rhea
Niles
Danhir
Ailearshy
Siberter
Vhermo
Pyle
Rater
Igie
Ron
Tennessee Legislative
Earth
Munday
Athena
Agtees
Vie
Rome- Danan
Legigsturg
Wigether
the People OF
Tennessee
Tensessee
Colombia
Memphis
Oae c
House
Nashville
Senate
South
Tennessee Legisla
Southern
Weadnike
Nelo
Dulemen
Nancy
New York Assembly
Ma. Calhoun
Sreeen