28 Jul 1832
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Newspaper
Frederick Herald
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1832
Page
1
Peter Brengle sheriff announces a public auction on August 17 at 10 a.m. at Wm Brawner's house. Property seized includes a Negro woman, five children, and several horses, held at the state’s suit at the instance of Catherine Bader.
A period piece in verse portrays the veto as a foul instrument wielded by the old hero to thwart reform. The poet mocks power, bank battles, and political corruption, ending with a caution on rulers and party partisanship amid national strife.
A reflective piece argues beauty in women goes beyond outward form. True beauty lies in gentle character, domestic harmony, and steadfast motherhood, seen in Irish, Scottish, English homes, where thrift, happiness, and care shape beloved wives.
A Southern Whig excerpt from Sumterville describes rumors of poison used at a Fourth of July celebration in Upper Salem. A slave owned by Dr. Jaques Bishop was jailed after a trial and condemned, while a female slave allegedly confessed giving a harmful substance to her owner. Witness letters cite severe abdominal pain, vomiting, and “ghastly faces” among many guests, with cooks detained for questioning.
A detailed discussion recalls President Jackson’s veto of the Bank charter and the political ripple in Pennsylvania. The piece notes the state’s pro Jackson stance, tariff support, and bank views, while quoting the veto context and future fortunes for Jacksonian politics. It also mentions a gift from the tomb of Cicero to Henry Clay and a Frenchtown accident involving Thomas Robinson.
The Pennsylvania Inquirer reports President Jackson has vetoed the bill renewing the U S bank charter. The article notes dismay in Pennsylvania and promises further columns detailing his stated reasons and the reaction to the veto.
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