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Prohibition Debate Urges Limits on Rum and Tobacco
A Sussex writer under the signature ML advocates a prohibitory law, arguing rum causes many evils while tobacco also harms health and economy. The piece warns against overreliance on laws, citing moral duty, constitutional restraint, and the need to address broader social problems beyond alcohol.
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Washington Correspondence on political tensions and public order
The letter-desk entry from Washington describes party clashes over free Negro rights and immigration, referencing a Dover convention in February 1858 and debates in the Senate. It notes weather and social scenes, the President's levee, and public demonstrations shaping national mood.
Delaware Senate and House Act on State Officials Salaries
Legislative report outlines readings and passage of bills including salaries for state officers, a supplement to bread safety, and amendments to detain deeds. A joint resolution appoints committees to receive the governor elect and arrange for oath administration, with law actions pending on several local matters.
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One Week Later From Europe War News
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