Principles and Tendencies Speech of the Ohio Statesman
A Springfield Illinois address outlines Republican achievements in war and reconstruction, contrasts with Democratic acts, defends Union victory, promotes national unity, civil rights progress, protective tariffs, and internal improvements, and calls for fair elections and strong federal oversight to preserve the Republic.
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Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Ae
Lincoln
Republican Party
Knights of the Golden Circle
New York
Canadian
Democratic Party
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Grant
Texas
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General Sherman
Washington
United States
Congress
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Andrew Johnson
Europe
Arthur
Tariff Reform Clash Forces Dean Academy Teachers Out
The Lewiston Gazette reports two Dean Academy instructors, Profs Perry and Mendon, resigned after being identified as members of the Franklin Tariff Reform Club. Trustees deemed tariff reform political heresy, signaling intolerance and influencing future teaching at the institution.
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Dean Academy
Lewiston Gazette
Striking tariff critique across nations prompts labor views
The New York Tribune notes pig iron consumption in the United States exceeds the United Kingdom and questions why domestic use should not outpace England. It cites geography, rail access, and tariff effects, arguing protectionist policy suppresses steel industry growth. The Louisville Courier-Journal comments on French protectionism and Paris workers demanding higher pay to match bread costs, versus American workers.
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Citisens
National Union
Democratic Party
Jefferson Davis
Republican Party
American Republic
United States
Louisiana
South
Senate
National Treasury
Democratic Committee
Congress
Hennepin Canal
Dominion of Canada
Nepublican Party
Peete
House
Illinois
Jack Falstaff
Kentucky
New York Tribune
United Kingdom
England
Louisville Courier-Journal
Trey
France
Paris
Burlington Gazette
Harmonious labor and thought sustain health and happiness
The Philadelphia Record notes that a balanced life requires both practical work and thoughtful activity. It argues Britain would resist broader free trade with Canada, but U.S. and Canada will eventually gain reciprocal free trade with or without Britain's consent.
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Tne
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Described Roman bedsteads and sleeping arrangements
Ancient Roman bedsteads stood tall and required steps to enter. They resembled large bofas with a headboard and often a footboard and high back on the far side, but open toward the entry. Frames carried girths supporting a thick mattress with bolster and pillow placed above.
Poacher Admits Sheep Theft Then Knifes His Dog
A down on his luck poacher entered a neighboring county to steal a sheep in the dark. On returning home he discovered he had killed his own bird dog with a knife and carried the body seven miles across lots. He vented his frustration under a moonlit sky, reflecting on the misidentification.
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Chivago Ledger
Tempest Sermon Crowns Christ In The Ship
The Rev. Talmage preaches on Mark iv 36 39 urging believers to keep Christ in the ship amid life s storms and revivals His vivid imagery shows Jesus calming the sea and guiding believers through trials while noting the need for courage in times of religious upheaval and personal loss.
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St. Matthew
St. Mark
St. James
St. Thomas
Christ Smouth
John Huss
Hugh McKail
Brooklyny
T. de Witt Talmage
D. D
Tabernacle
Christ
Tiberias
Galilee
Gennesaret
Beatty
Jesus
New York
Liverpool
God
Hermon
Thal
Jesus Christ
James
St. Philip
Church of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Judah
Richard Baxter
England
Robert McCheyne
Dundee
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Somerville
N. J
New Brunswick
John Livington
John Livingston
Mr. Livingston
Livingston
Death
Hell
Lord Jesus Christ
Heaven
Bread Weighing and Penny Worths in London Markets
London correspondent Annie Wakeman reports on bread sold by weight in quartern and half quartern loaves, prices per loaf, and enforcement for underweight. She notes extra slices go to the beggar, lists common goods sold by the pound, and recalls Dallas’s remark that sixpence buys more in London than elsewhere.
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Annie Wakeman
London
Philadelphia Record
England
Dallas
Philadelphia
Timber rot and water soaking for durability
A Canadian lumber expert explains that many woods rot under bark or after exposure, while water soaking preserves timber. Basswood elm beech oak responses vary with bark, shelter, or wetting. he urges water immersion immediately after cutting or in spring, noting faster drying and insect resistance in water-treated lumber.
It Is Well to Remember Wise Reflections on Duty and Luck
A Good Housekeeping quote extolls wealth from prudent income, warns against idleness and gossip, and values duty, faith, and hard work over luck. It contrasts fleeting religion with genuine effort and emphasizes studying one’s own affairs to aid others.
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Ohio Statesman
Springfield, Ill
Army
North
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Munner
James G. Blaie
Chicago
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Mackin
Tosney
Great Republic
New Orleans
Kuklux Klan
Hana
Badings
Boss Tweed
Xowork
Ku Klux
South Carolina
Reverdy Johnson
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Terefore
Black Belt
Supreme Court of the United States
Yarborough
Dr. Talmage
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Housekeeping
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