Fragmented Ode on Freedom and War
Poem excerpt describing a noble eagle and peace, with references to the Chief of Freedom and a national tribute. It mentions stars gleaming blue, a field near Andyon Lanner and Nashville, and a thunderous call to not break a sacred chain. The verse blends imagery of liberty, patriotism, and national memory.
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Freedom
Walter and Mary Fuller Find Fortunes Near Pittsburgh
Walter returns from India to New Haven and meets a young woman on a Derby stage. They rekindle romance, marry within three months, and Walter settles near Pittsburgh with coal mining holdings, while Mary becomes his wife and partner in life and business.
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Simons
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Chipa
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Walter
India
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Davern
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Inter
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Parson
Waleer
Phil
Ja-Time
Elephant Caves
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Snd
Sir Robert
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Glances at Congress No 6 from the Pennsylvanian
The article surveys Mexican War veterans now in Congress: Col. Davis, Col. Bissel, Col. Jere Clemens of Alabama, Col. Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky, Col. W. A. Richardson of Illinois, Col. Willis AL Gorman of Indiana, Col. Geo A Caldwell of Kentucky, Major Hoagland of Ohio, Col. Savage of Tennessee, and Whit ney among others. It praises their patriotism, calm conduct, and national Unionist views while noting their notable speeches and personal appearances.
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Nooner
Inter
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House
Senate
Bisse
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Gov. Brown
Fitzpatrick
Alabama
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Louisville
Marshall
Newton Lane
Winthrop
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Illnois
Lavatér
Rio Grande
Col. W. A. Richardson
Illinois
Judge Dunglass
Asan
Buena Vista
Democratic Party
Willis AL Gorman
Indiana
Linn Bord
Geo. A. Caldwell
Layrola
Mestco
Ohio
Hoagland
Tennessee
Andrew Ewing
Nashville
Ewing
Ilia
Col. Savage
the Valley
Sivago
Union
Gisle
Whitney
Pacific
Napoleon
Caleb Cushing
Massachusetts
Blewburyport
Hinapeech
Sheridan
Burke
Calhoun
Webster
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Washington
New York
John van Buren
President's Plan and Foote's Committee Compared
Hon. Henry Clay, once a Whig icon, discusses in Senate terms the President's Plan for resolving the slavery issue versus Foote's committee proposal. The remarks aim to inform Whigs about their leaders' views and cast the new administration in a critical light, urging Democratic readers to share the Observer with Whig neighbors.
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Henry Clay
Senate
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Fleman
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Clay
U. S
Alan Ever
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Territorial
Soleme
Califoria
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
BBC
Confederacy
Utah
Mexico
New Mexico
Underwood
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