07 Jul 1832
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Newspaper
Frederick Herald
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1832
Page
1
Avm Ogden Niles advertises offices and sales at the old stand on Market Street near Patrick Street, inviting customers to visit.
The Frederick Herald announces Saturday weekly publication at two dollars per year with half yearly advance payment. If not paid within the year a charge of two dollars and fifty cents applies. Subscriptions under six months are refused and arrearages must be paid before discontinuation is allowed. Ads up to a square run four times for one dollar with twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Communications by mail must be postpaid.
The dying girl rests when the Saviour touches her brow and she awakens as the ruler and Jesus share a moment of mercy. The scene unfolds with moonlit chambers, quiet prayers, and the ruler’s faded sorrow transforming into astonished hope as the beloved child nears a miraculous breath.
From Nile's Weekly Register and National Intelligencer reprinted in the U.S. Telegraph, Mr. McDuffie's speech defending a twelve and a half percent tariff is recited. The piece attacks the notion that duties on imported foods are paid by exporters, argues for protection, and warns of nullification threats from South Carolina while contrasting federal authority with states' rights amid growing sectional tension.
The piece argues Van Buren aims to become the Republican nominee after Jackson by undermining Calhoun and engineering cabinet disputes. It accuses him of seeking a Senate bid via a controversial England trip and Baltimore caucus schemes, then threatening to decline a nomination to avoid party split.
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