Song of the Republicans
The piece honors the land of our fathers and their sacrifices urging Republicans to rise against slavery. It questions disunion, slavery, and pursuit of liberty, calling for banners to be spread and victory to be crowned. The language evokes a Civil War era stance on union and emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulls
Chesapeake
Maryland
Virginia
Free States
North
Union
Slave States
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Indiana
Minos
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Tennesee
Alabama
Mississippi
Daniel Webster
United States
Webster
Louisiana
Cuba
Kansas
Maine
Benjamin
Texas
Mexico
United St
Andrew Jackson
Senate
Common Territory
Congress
Arma
C. Levi Woodbury
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mr. Benjamin
Law and notices on newspaper subscriptions and local life
A disjointed collection of rules on newspaper subscriptions and delivery disputes contrasts with lyric fragments about Kansas, the Civil War, and friends of the Union. The text mixes contract language, a courtroom stance on nondelivery, and scattered historical or literary lines, creating a fragmented historical snapshot.
A Story on Savings and House Building Beginnings
In a household tale a husband Charley Converse doubts saving, while wife Mary shows a savings circular. He cashes in on discipline, cuts luxuries, deposits fifty dollars, abandons cigars and papers, and four years later a new house and prospering life emerge through steady banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth American
AVENY
N. K
Hancok Hank Street
Long SM. Pettingill & CO
Ellaworth American
New York
Nassau Street
Boston
State Street
Charley Converse
Mrs. Converse
Charles
Converse
Mr. Converse
Charley
Hal
People's Savings’ Bank
Chales Converse
Clover
Charles Converse
Taki Ag
Niagara
Savings’ Bank
People’s Savings’ Bank
Seavy
Congress Street
Segars
Luxuy
Max
Barton
Vinton
Mary
Journal
Telegraph
Traveller
Sezar
Sears
Gleason
Pictorial
Home Journal
Saturday Courier
Carlos
Savings Bank
Disunion Convention Described by Press in 1856 Portland Amid Slavery Debate
The piece defends Union against southern slavery expansion and Hartford Convention stigma, arguing the August 1856 Portland gathering showed disunion plans. It criticizes Buchanan leaders for avoiding public debate, claiming press duty to set history straight and expose pro slavery rhetoric.
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Missouri
Kansas
New Free States
Congress
Benjamin
North
South
New England
Ife
Ka Hoth
Louisiana
Californa
New Mexico
Utah
Texas
Ifis
Senate
Maine
Portland
Bel Whitman
Enoch Lincoln
Ezekiel Whitman
Chie
Supreme Judicial Court
Oxford
Whitman
Nator Benjamin
Whig
Daniel Webster
Howell Cobb
Buchanan
Liberty
Friends of the
Constitution
The
Union
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Select
Jsoetey
Berage Tam
Eason
Hannre
Fanner
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Paris
Price
London
America
Tom Manswain
Frenont
Chico Journal
Burlingame
Metropolitan Hall
Thomas F. Marshall
Chicago
Fremont
Dayton
Fillmore
Mr. Buchanan
Cincinnati
Noth
Wolitival
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