Delaware State Reporter Subscription Terms and Ads Rates
Terms outline subscription prices for the Semi-Weekly Reporter at two dollars per year paid in advance, with eight dollars due if not prepaid. Single issues are five cents. Continuations occur if notice of discontinuance is not given. Advertising rates set at sixty cents per square for one insertion, twenty-five cents for each additional insertion, with longer ads in proportion. Personal notices excluded. liberal arrangements offered to long-term advertisers.
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Central America Mosquito issue sparks British protectorate claim
The writer notes a rule about publishing anonymous letters while discussing a long standing dispute with Britain over Central America. The Mosquito coast controversy involves colonial right, Spanish discovery, and English intervention, with claims of protectorate over the region and possible influence by New York capitalists seeking an isthmian railroad route.
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Meeting at Georgetown Democratic gathering in Sussex
Proceedings of a Georgetown Sussex county Democratic meeting held the 6th inst to consider the Legislature’s move to remove Dr Stephen Green as Prothonotary. The report lauds pure Democracy, condemns Know Nothing Jesuitism, and notes local levy court appointments and a concert at the Steamboat Hotel with two hundred attendees. The Sussex Chancery and Orphans Court will convene on Tuesday the 13th inst.
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English Opposition to Emigration from Great Britain to the United States
The essay argues Britain opposes emigration to the United States citing labor shortages and fear of British population decline. It notes Irish laborers, household and agricultural work, and wealth drain. It claims Britain’s jealousy of America’s growing strength drives covert and open attempts to hinder emigration, including hiring foreign soldiers to wage wars abroad.
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Non-intervention Priorities in Foreign Mediation Policy
The United States rejects mediation in European belligerent quarrels, upholding non intervention as essential to constitutional stability and national interests. The piece warns against impulsive action, praising steadfast adherence to established principles and warning of dangerous consequences from momentary excitement. It notes Granan's Macarise of the month, subscription terms, and advertising references from Philadelphia publishers.
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Indignation Meeting Denounces Know Nothingism in Sussex
A large Georgetown Delaware gathering on Tuesday, June 6, shows strong Democratic unity against Know Nothingism. The assembled leaders elect William V. Coulter as president and draft resolutions urging defense of democracy, constitutional liberty, and opposition to secret oaths.
Democratic Meeting Resolves to Remove Stephen Green and Oppose Know Nothings
The gathering pledges to seek removal of Prothonotary Stephen Green by legal means if constitutionally removable, and to expunge the late Know Nothing resolution from state journals. Delaware is urged to be a Southern state, opposing Northern fanaticism and abolitionism, with calls to unite against Know Nothingism and support Kansas Nebraska views.
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Washington Congress adjourns with mixed praise and wide scope
From Washington reports show a week of congress as it adjourns with heavy measures passed. Senators and western members linger in the city awaiting the President’s decision on key questions. Highlights include navy reforms, a new court, a Texas bond issue, a broad land bounty proposal, post office postage shifts, and tariff debates signaling a coming tariff shift.
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