The Souths Courage in a Mississippi Campaign
The poem extols the South and its leaders Cass and Butler as they marshal forces along the Mississippi. It envisions laurels to be won, with Michigan allied and Kentucky in the van, facing the Allegheny ridge as a rallying cry.
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Tallapoosa County
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la Grange
Troup County
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Joseph D. McFarland
Cass
Botier
Michigan
Old Kentucky
Bukner
Old
Kentucky
Mississippi
Butler
Burrer
Lewis Cass
Monterey
Buker
France's Diplomacy and Italy Policy After February Revolt
The speaker argues against France seizing Spain or joining Belgium, warns of war with Europe, and defends a cautious, democratic diplomacy. He credits the February revolution for freeing Italy and shaping a policy of moderation rooted in national unity, alliance with Germany, and restraint toward Austria. He contrasts this with Napoleon Bonaparte's policy and emphasizes Italy shall be free or France will face changes.
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Gun Spiked Letter Defends Cass From Whig Attacks
A Virginia letter to the Washington Union defends Gen. Cass against Whig charges. The writer recalls oath taken in 1836 37 in Congress to investigate executive departments and explains it aimed to prompt inquiry, not convict Cass. He pledges to address Goggin with documentation and clarifies motives, defending Jacksonian inquiry norms.
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Indiana
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Rio de Janeio
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