The Disenthralled and a Moral Plea From The Essex Gazette
Segments from a Victorian essay trace pain from a careless word to a speaker's enduring wound. A Roguish verse laments one whispered rebuke, while Essex Gazette prose extols sobriety and industrious farmers as the republic’s sturdy backbone. The piece argues enduring virtue outshines royal might, urging gentleness to spare hearts from lingering hurt.
Adoregs Call For Alarm Over Jackson Era Split
A historical editorial argues a growing division within the pro Jackson faction threatens the nation. It labels vice president Calhoun as driven by personal aims and warns the public to reflect, unite, and defend the constitution against perceived intraparty intrigue.
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Policies of the bap. ca ee from the Globe
A long critical piece argues that Calhoun and the Telegraph attack the president through South Carolina allies. It cites a Southern Times letter, condemns nullification tactics, and defends the president while warning of a coercive plan via patronage and juries. Also notes Pennsylvania Union resolutions backing a protective tariff and constitutional unity.
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South Carolina
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Mr. Clinton
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John Gadsden
Blair
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Wilahington
South Caroline
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Consolidated Acts Passed at the Second Session 1831
A long list of 1831 congressional acts is summarized, including relief for James Monroe and insolvent debtors, regulation of foreign and coastal trade, boundary demarcations between Alabama and Florida, railroad and fortification provisions, budget appropriations for 1851 and 1882, naval and Indian affairs, tariffs, pensions, copyrights, and canal and road projects, with references to treaties and inventory of public lands and transport provisions.
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