Poem Fragment on Soldiers, Sailors and Waterloo
A brief verse fragment reflecting on soldiers and sailors defending rights and liberty. It contrasts the soldier maintaining convicts for our rights with the sailor at sea, urging rise and triumph in battle as at Waterloo.
Letter of Gen James Hamilton on Cass for President
In this Charleston Mercury letter dated Sept 23 from Pine Mountain Meriwether Co Ga Gen James Hamilton declines party activity and affirms a frank appraisal of Gen Cass. He praises Cass for talents and public service, notes personal diplomacy with France and Texas, and argues Cass would not injure Southern interests though he remains neutral in the contest. He warns against misinterpretation of his views as partisan.
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