Morning in Spring from the People’s Monitor
A brief poetic note from the People’s Monitor reflecting on dawn in spring, daylight breaking over the east as solar rise calms farmers’ fears, attributed to Co. WLM.
02 May 1839
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Newspaper
Freeman And Messenger
Location
Lodi, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1839
Page
1
A brief poetic note from the People’s Monitor reflecting on dawn in spring, daylight breaking over the east as solar rise calms farmers’ fears, attributed to Co. WLM.
A tale at Elm Tree Hall follows twenty applicants for a servant, each tested in a room of curiosities to curb prying deeds. One by one they yield to temptation or display integrity, with John Grove the only one to resist. The piece contrasts meddling youth with upright conduct and recalls a later scene of domestic devotion.
A Sherman man James Osborne was convicted in 1920 for assault and battery, fined a small amount, and, failing to pay, jailed in Danbury for eighteen years. The piece notes the old law allowed discharge upon payment or note, while county officials threaten further action.
Reports praise Reverend TN Mefitt for fervent preaching and refined taste. Observers note his high logical powers and dramatic background as a former actor. Recent efforts in Louisville and Madison, Indiana reportedly led to hundreds of conversions including C B Parsons of Lewisville.
The text extols Yogland roads as generally turnpikes and McAdam, among the finest. Hills are cut down and valleys raised to ease ascents and smoothen surfaces, with the stage coach even carrying passengers on top in ten or more frequent journeys.
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