Maine Law and Nebraska bill referenced in Boston debate
A long argument traces the 36 30 line and the fugitive slave law, noting compromises, key figures like Webster and Clay, and a riot in Boston over a slave sale issue. It compares Times reporting on Maine Law with the actual 1853 amendments and previews next week's Journal.
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Congress
Nebraska
Missouri
Stephen Arnold Douglas
Territorial Committee
Pacific
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Texas
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Washington
Jefferson
Tombs
Douglass
Col. Richardson
Boston
Seaton
Maine
Times
Court of Appeals
the Times
Gamison's Proranitor enters new volume July first
This illustrated weekly journal begins its seventh volume on July 1, with sixteen octavo pages plus foreign and home illustrations. Edited by Maturin M. Ballou and published by F. Gleason of Boston at 3 dollars per year or 1 dollar 50 cents for six months. Ten subscriptions clubs offered at 2 dollars yearly.
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Gamison
Maturin M. Ballou
Boston
F. Gleason
Fred Ponglass Seeks Name Change to Avoid Douglass Confusion
Fred Ponglass petitions the New York Legislature to change his name fearing mistaken association with Stephen A. Douglass. The move aims to prevent identity confusion and clarify public recognition for the petitioning individual.
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Fred Ponglass
N.Y
Stephen A. Douglass
Explosion at Wilmington Wag on Load Factory
A terrible blast occurred in Wilmington on June 1 destroying a wagon load of powder. The explosion caused multiple deaths and heavy property damage.
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Wilmnington
Public dispute over Isaac Jackson and Jonathan Applegate
Isaac Jackson denounces Jonathan C. Applegate as a public liar and scoundrel and accuses him of attempting to sway the Democratic party. The letter defends original journalistic critique, mocks Applegate’s character, and pledges further discussion on the whiskey candidate. May 30, 1854.
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Curnal
Pea
Isaac Jackson
I Times
Jonathan C. Arricoate
Commonwealth
Applegate
the Times
Suifter
Jonathan
J. C. Applegate
Legion
J. C. Arparanter
Democratic Party
Cven
Delphi Weekly Times
J? C. Applegate
Teeni Gs
Jonathan VC. Applegate
Psalm of Jona than for Carroll voters seeks election aid
A cry to the Chief Musician pleading for deliverance in an election contest. The speaker asks for protection against opponents and seeks divine judgment on adversaries while expressing thirst for legislative office and citing various named supporters and foes.
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Parlier Javal
Court House
Jonathan
Land of Carroll
James
William
Janes
Nathan
Scribes
Morgan
Ebenezer
Egypt
Campbell
Ohio
Edmondson
Cam
Telegraph
Edemundson
Slavery Debate Stirs Wheel ing Virginia Gazette
Editor Waarton argues slavery is a state burden retarding progress intelligence population wealth and happiness. He cites widespread tacit admissions among owners and others who say slavery harms Virginia despite timid public stance.
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Waarton
Wheeling, Va
Virginia
Arrival of the Steamer Asia and War News Roundup
New York reports a Paris telegraph rumor of Sevastopol bombardment with few details. Copenhagen and allied fleets move toward the Danube as Turkish forces gain on Russian positions. Austria mobilizes 100000 men in Transylvania while the Greek insurrection spreads. British steamer Tiger stranded near Olessa. Swedish Norwegian fleet reaches Elisaden amid hostile crowds in St. Petersburg. The London Times urges a War Minister. Napier's squadron advances near Cronstadt, capturing gunboats. Money shortages hit St. Petersburg. Prussia enacts a 100000 man levy. In Athens, a new Anglo French fleet arrives. battles with Greek pirates disrupt transports. Ottomans extinguish fires in Constantinople. Further, Odessa avoided bombardment, and Odessa reports indicate extensive troop concentrations on Austrian borders. In Boston, Burns the Fugitive Slave is remanded. crowds confront authorities as soldiers escort him aboard the John Tosi Raphike.
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New York
Wac
Paris
Baltic
St. Petersburgh
Cronstands
Napier
Cronstandt
Black Sea
Austria
Russia
Transylvania
Ar. Soule
Danube
London Times
Vienna
May
Galeta
Birh
Sevastopol
Bucharest
Tiger
Olessa
Elisaden
Witnesed
Gallipoli
Fibaix
Athens
Andrinople
Aeoxia
Prussia
Dobruscia
Momey iv
St. Petereburgh
Serbnica
Constantinople
Napoleon
Otho of
Reece
Constradt
Cengeree
Odessa
London
Galafrey
Sebastopol
Four Ave
Gaze Teem
Basterd
Austia
Wwen
Jane
Senate
Mos
Enatenn i
Burn
Kittle Children Among Valley Life Lillies
Fragmentary note references Kittle children described as lillies of life amid a valley setting. Unclear full context due to missing surrounding text.
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Kittle
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