09 Sep 1851
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Newspaper
Elyria Courier
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1851
Page
1
Fragmentary verse depicts a speaker lamenting Geraldine and vows broken by fickle love. The pastor blesses a stale union as the speaker pleads for fidelity and courage, while longing for true happiness beyond treacherous vows and fading beauty.
A candid discussion of looming presidential race and party tactics describes calls for a Democratic National Convention, likely at Baltimore or Cincinnati, with views from Gen J Mt Commander and Joshua Giddings. Letters reveal Southern rights fears, unionist leanings, and Houston faction influence shaping platforms and timing.
An 1851 column bundles a Tennessee Democracy report praising a Memphis Sabbath School for teaching slaves to read, arguing it threatens slavery, with commentary on the Albany Regency and Ohio Democrats. It cites Cuba sympathy, Philibuster movements, and a New Orleans flap amid U.S. dispatches and letters from Victor Kerr.
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