Wages Slavery and Republics Rise in Late Century Debate
A fragment of an 19th century column discusses wages as a form of bondage, the class divide between workers and employers, and calls for equal rights under a republican framework. It critiques labor relations, the state of economics, and political rhetoric around constitutionalism, union meetings, and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wwe
Stie
Petion
Romalbert
Enyland
Wis
United States
Lera
U.S
Key West
Judiciary Committee
U. S
Union
Noor
Prt
Onion
Messrs
Yulee
Allen
Sevier
Torney
Tas Wurde
Turney
Capon
Calhoun
Tamey
Calhain
Butler
Turacy
Senate
O'sloe’s
Straham
Rathbun
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Dromgeple
Fractional Dispatches on Tariff and Politics in 1846 Era
A fragmented paragraph discusses Rein-Tr 3genleurned about two million specie from France and England arriving in New York and Boston before January. It critiques Polk and the tariff of 1846 and mentions farmers’ views on federal policy. It notes Michigan legislature naming Lansing as capital and Kentucky legislature deadlocked after 20 ballots with Letcher Underwood and Metesli Me as candidates. Clay declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ier
New York Sun
England
France
New York
Boston
Mercury
Polk
Kenmcky
United States
Letcher
Underwood
Metesli
Clay
Domble-Ytch
Tyail
Natn
Charlee
Senate
Oiee
Biey
John
Diney
Joseph C. Toblower
Joel Durar
Daniel Doe
Vail
Othese
Besch
Pleamwe
Shor
Tug
Beach
Generosity and virtue contrasted in early 19th century discourse
A letter and public notices debate true greatness, charity, and selfless impulse, contrasting lavish donations to Bible societies with acts of spontaneous private generosity. The piece condemns performative philanthropy and praises genuine compassion, citing figures like Sir Robert Peel and reflecting on civic virtue and public duty. It also references parliamentary maneuvers and a Wisconsin constitutional note amid a broader periodical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varta Tyeanny Courier
Robert Peel
Quivergall
New York
Sal
Lohalt
Marriage Announcement at Belvedere on Wodecalay
At Belvedere on Wodecalay the seventeenth of the month, by Rev J. N. Wright, Mr Lb Bo Harkness of D Wanter wed Miss Adelaide I Hart of ty Gr mer pince.
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Mamrind
Belvedere
Wodecalay
J. N. Wright
BO Harkness
Dwanter
Adelaide I Hart
Adazen Forsale Envelopes Case Reported
A fragmented notice notes a local case involving envelopes and an item described as Adazen for sale. The readable fragments reference a February date and a party labeled B. Ter, with limited additional context.
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Evening Courier
Jun x
Brown, Kuitus
Mi Water
FEM
Lukas
Sentinel & Gazette
O-Lay
Sd Nen & Boys
Ordi
The
John Tyler
Helfenstein
United States Bank
van Buren
Dhaesage
Sam Medary
Ges. King
Bank of
Milwaukee
Mmi AL
Democratic Party
Ohio
Shanna
United States Senate
Ilarrison
Ghia
Treland
Moglant
Ireland
Niles
Michigan
Witatim P. Azeri
Bill
Avouton Oy Staveay
Delawainena Select
Delaware
Hor. Alesseev
N.Y
Havana
Davignon
Alexander
Haas
Santa Anna
Ewards
Lieuts. Popett
Congressional
Publc
New Derney Atone
Ile
Ile Saraa
Bagby
Menther
Elise
Busby
Cobb
Messe
Stephens
Dilingham
Millon
Bown
Collier
Burmnjson
Suiniites
Savara
Fature
Webstar
Ulesed
Peat Jonsth
Mrr
Titney
Mason
Mir. Ruelie
John G. Adam
Ieuk
Fromethe N
Globe
Plainfield Bank
Trenton Daily News
Ponion
Express
Siraale
Rehiend
Foliza & L
ADIEB
Nilwapkee
Heby
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