Battles and Hospital Scenes From Early Naval War Echoes
A vivid report recounts a naval chase between the Constitution and Guerriere with cannon fire and a bold French observer, followed by a grim hospital scene showing amputations, heat and despair. It details sailors, officers, and the brutal aftermath, capturing both action at sea and the grim aftermath on land.
Whig Journalers Earn Public Praise for Campaign Victory
From the N Y Corner the Whig press across the state receives warm thanks for their fidelity zeal and ability in the recent campaign. The piece credits interior Whig journals with earnest conviction and luminous arguments that persuaded the yeomanry, yielding a glorious victory for the Whig cause and reassuring the state’s great interests against danger.
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Influence of the Whig press in New York politics
In Albany Daily Advertiser editors urge Whigs to support and subscribe to Whig papers to boost majorities in the Empire State. They argue increased Whig circulation furthers universal education and good government, noting local papers in almost every county and urging each Whig to persuade others to subscribe.
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Martin van Buren
Whig
Friends of the Good Cause
State Printer’s Cup of Consolation for New York Democrats
The State Printer counsels defeated New York Democrats to stay hopeful despite a federal majority. He notes a great Democratic gain but concedes the Whig administration in New York is now established and predicts Loco Foco relapse is unlikely. Martin has lost support. his influence wanes as the state shifts. The New Orleans Bulletin cites a large inn investment term in England with a stated annual yield and redeemable date.
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Root
Albany Journal
Solomon Southwick
Southwick
Deplorable death by own action in Cincinnati hotel
The Cincinnati Daily News reports the suicide of Joh H. Donidvon of Unville formerly of New Orleans. Found dead in his Broadway Hotel room, the coroner sealed the scene and a note reveals his despair over family losses debt and perceived slander. He pleads for forgiveness and warns his wife of the private letter to follow.
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I Unville
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Broadway Hotel
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Cincinnati
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Regutation of Conduct Rules From a 19th Century Paper
A fragment outlines personal vows of self discipline and piety. Rules include speaking thoughtfully, avoiding gossip, daily Bible reading, regular prayer, and mindful reflection. Signed J B Pratts.
Remedy With Sulphur And Soot For Horse Distress
A village reader recounts giving a mixture of equal parts sulphur and soot to a distressed horse. The remedy reportedly relieved distress immediately. The note urges others to use the ancient remedy, citing prior use and success.
Thanksgiving and retractions in a village journal
A 1839 issue notes Thanksgiving observances amid scarcity of modern fare, promising vegetable meals while hinting at possible turkey gifts. It includes a retraction on prior post payment disputes with a printer, a notice about Lodi Academy plans, and catalog quotes for a local college. The issue also covers state politics, bank conventions, a Batavia meeting backing Gen. Winfield Scott, and a tragic hunting accident in Clifton Park.
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Batavia
Genesee County
Winfield Scott
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