Letter from Hassaurek Refutes Times Sketch
Mr Hassaurek angrily rebukes a Wednesday Times sketch calling him a radical threat to American Republicanism. He asserts he defends free press and conscience, denies overturning republican fabric, and affirms advocates for liberty and anti bondage with a broader tolerance for religious views.
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Lecture on Vergniaud and Girondins Praised by Audience
Dr. G Volney Dorsey of Piqua delivered a well received talk before the Hamilton Literary Association on Vergniaud the orator of the Girondins. The lecture contrasted Vergniaud and Larmartine and praised its conservative tone. Vagrants were housed in the jail room yesterday due to cold with names listed and sentences noted. A boy in Mount Adams area detached his sled from a wagon, was thrown, and broke a leg.
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Adjourned Covington Council Advances Wharf Lease
City Council adjourned meeting sets committee to contract with Payson for five year wharf lease at Madison street. An ordinance to curb huckstering passed. Library purchase from Governor Morehead placed on file. Relieft committee report received as 64 men from Decatur County Indiana arrived at the wharf seeking passage to Kentucky with owner declining 100 dollars per head.
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Fatal Stabbing Near City Wood Chopping
A man was yesterday stabbed through the heart at the wood chopping of Mr. Stillwell near the city. The Coroner was examining the case at last report. Further particulars will be provided soon.
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Resignations and trials in early 19th century notices
Mere Mention appoints G W Fulton to resign effective March 1. Webster and Duncan $50,000 fee case jury fails to reach verdict for New Orleans. Arkansas House passes bill changing voting to ballot box. Rev Cyrus Johnson D D of Charlotte dies suddenly in omnibus en route to Fort Mills to marry. Rev A S Watts had been engaged too. Washington correspondent recalls veteran wagon journey to Indianapolis with wife, dogs, camp gear and charity from crowds. Massachusetts circus proposal for Wednesday amusement surfaces in House. Luther Severance dies in Augusta Maine. Gen Dix and family to Rome after ill son Morgan. Oswego to build public library funded by Gerritt Smith. Pest House reports admissions and discharges. slave trade suspicions arise on a topsail schooner at Pier 45 North River. Report notes old-turned-crew and slave-deck fittings. U S Revenue to inspect.
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Fine Arts and the Roman Church Through History
A Florence correspondent describes Italy’s churches as widespread shrines of art, their white interiors filled with frescoes and sculpture. He argues the Catholic Church built a vast, image driven religion using architecture and painting to render heaven visible and secure power across four centuries. The piece contends this era created a global, enduring dominion, even beyond Italy, through religious spectacle and iconography.
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Emmersons Plan to Abolish Slavery Urges Quick Action
In a Boston late lecture Emmerson advocates gradual abolition as a national task. He argues slavery is a public wrong to be settled at once by buying plundered property, pledging wealth from all to fund the move and calling for a unified effort across society. The talk blends moral rhetoric with calls for public sacrifice and national purpose.
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