Evening Schools and the Call for Youth Education
A long editorial urges expansion of evening schools to reach youths unable to attend day classes. It argues leisure hours should build knowledge, urging self sacrifice and perseverance, with aims to elevate poor and unknown youths toward independence, industry, and responsible citizenship.
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Yuuse
Navn
Uest
Byaxixe Teouoeba
Operia
Studes Ag
Fife
Citiens
Aeening
Texas land grant for emigrants and residents
A proposed Texas bill would grant 320 acres to heads of families and 160 acres to single persons who emigrated to Texas before 1854 or are currently in the state, on condition they settle and cultivate the land. The measure targets promoting settlement and growth in the region.
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Texas
Istian Brubach Freeport
Louis Napoleon and France’s Despotic Turn, 1852
The column recounts Louis Napoleon Bonaparte’s rise to power, the military takeover, and the collapse of republican liberties in France. It traces France’s revolutionary history, warns of a repeat of feudal monarchy, and contrasts European monarchies with American republicanism amid calls for vigilance against li berties erosion.
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Europe
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Louis Napoleon
House of Peers
Chaye
America
Napoleon Bonaparte
Alexander
Napoleon
Bourbon
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Louis Philippe
National Assembly
Jie
Rome
Kossuth
Republic
Kingdom
England
Washington
Arnold
Georgy
Vitarns
Graap Tha
Qte
Allianc
Paris
Louis
Letus
Locofoco Governors and a Board of Contenders
The Belvidere Standard surveys Locofoco hopefuls for governor with Col. John Damant of Dion and Col. Dement in play, noting bank ties and regional support. It highlights David L. Gregg as likely nominee and mentions other figures like J. Matteson and Julius Manning, plus a Tennessean legislator Thompson. Also reports crop failures in Germany and the deaths of Prof. Wastras and a Boone County settler Liu, with funeral details and local reverence.
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Locofoco
Dement
Joseph B. Wells
Congress
J.P. Hooge
Galena
Julius Manning
Knoxville
Ditto
J. Matteson
Joliet
David L. Gregg
Jocofoco
Wastras
Boone County
Liu
Baptist Church
Ife
Madison
Wisconsin
Whitman
Roe
Belvidere Standard
Circulation disputes and editorial notes in a Missouri paper
January reports compare Democrat and Journal circulation with allegations of gratuitous copies. Items cover temperance meeting at Baptist Church, Judge Parpley’s resignation, Mr Rives delaying recognition of Louis Napoleon’s government, Illinois Central loan failure, opium shipments to China, and Missouri emigration boosting Lawrence Newton Jasper counties population.
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Democrat
Reitzell
Post Office
C. dc
Baptist
Rives
Paris
Louis Napoleon
United States
Missouri
Kentucky Andennesee
Lawrence
Newton
Dasper
Caravajal defeated and a prisoner in Mexican revolt
Barristers report January 10 notes a severe Baton Rouge storm killing ten negroes and prostrating telegraph lines and a burned sugar house. The Picayune says Caravajal's revolutionary party is broken, he is arrested by General Harney for alleged invasion plots, and held at Fort Brown. The Southern mail arrives with Brazos dates.
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Southern Mail
Baton Rouge
Sigar
Mr. Perkins
Tony
Sdr
Susan
New Orleans
Brazos
The
Picayune
Revolutionary Party
Caravajal
Harney
United States
Mexico
Fort Brown
Whig Convention Attitude and Local Elections
The Springfield Whigs urge unity and free delegation at the National Convention, arguing for untrammeled votes based on current judgments. They urge concerted effort in 1840 state and national races and predict broader harmony and stronger organization nationwide. Also noted is a Danish Greenland mining expedition with copper ore near 69 percent purity, planned for shipment to England.
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Scott
Willmore
Ilinois
Union
Congress
Locifoco
Rep
Greenland
England
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Golden State
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California
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York Daily Times
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London
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Illinois Central
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St. Louis
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Newhall & Co
Freeport
D. A. Knowlton & Co
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Sanford
Tate
Knowlton & Johnson
D. Knowlton
Boots & Shoes
Thats & X. Caps
John B. Farnham
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
John A. Clark
Stephenson
M’connel
New Pennsylvania
Puckalonica
Peckatonca
Lot
Julius Bastrose
Wader
Imo
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Ronis & Risin
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Chicago
Retay
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Aw Clark
Jamesells
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Freefort
John A. Clare
Sale
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Brien
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James O' Brien
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Dison
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Ranson
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