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Freeport Journal in Freeport, Illinois

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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1880

Page

1

Voices of Darwin and reform at the national Greenback convention

A diverse crowd gathered in Washington as the National Greenback Convention, led by Rev. De La Matyr and Kearney, showcased a mix of voices from science and faith. The crowd ranged from political opponents praising Garfield to critics of currency policy, with debates over legal tender, exodus rhetoric, and tax shifts shaping the political mood.

Kearney Garfield Senate Mr. Eprvor Grant Blaine Sherman Bayard Delaware Thurman Tilden Sam Cox Garcelon U.S. Supreme Court Congress New York Samuel Hopkins Philadelphia George Wasington Edward Randolph Washington South Solomon de la Matyr

Four Little Prisoners In White Robes

A reflective piece portrays four children as little rogues who steal kisses and peace, their mischief brightening home life. The narrator contemplates enduring charm, maternal affection, and the momentary release sought by a grandmother’s patient invitation to rest.

Grand Harper's Buzarpa

Christmas Eve Reflections On Family Faith And Virginia Life

A narrator recalls Christmas Eve scenes from pre and postwar Virginia. He shares thoughts on gift giving tied to the Magi, evergreen decorations, and church rituals, contrasting wartime privations with former hospitality. The piece honors enslaved and freed Black communities through a memory of Aunt Tamah and a Christmas feast enriched by a returning driver and gifts.

God Christus Wonderland Cary Tamah Myself Mother Tazewell Philosphy

Eyes and color vision change in safety and learning

A historic railway wreck prompts color blindness as a safety issue and urges mandatory vision tests for transport workers. The piece describes color vision errors affecting signaling and a child’s eye defects causing headaches and poor study, advocating medical evaluation and proper glasses to restore health and function.

Precocious 4-Year-Old Haggles Over Chicken Cut

A four year old girl, living on Clifton Street, questions her father about the meal. When asked which part of the chicken she desires, she answers with humor choosing to have a piece of the wrist. The exchange reflects a playful family moment from a historical neighborhood.

Clifton Street

Prophesy of Patrick Henry on Emigration and Nation Building

The sketch recalls Patrick Henry urging reconciliation with refugees and urging emigration to America. He argued for sacrificing personal resentments for the national interest and predicted America would grow powerful in arts, arms, harvests, and global commerce as population increased and settlers arrived. His proposition passed and emigration continued to propel wealth and improvement across the provinces.

United States Patrick Henry Congress Judge Tyler Assembly Committee House

Cockfighting Pledge Backfires on Constitution Debate

Lord Chancellor Elden warned that abolishing cockfighting would sap the Constitution and threaten the throne, illustrating how a traditional pastime fuels political argument and constitutional stability.

Elden

Fragmented Poem Snippet With Snow Imagery

An uneven excerpt shows a narrator describing morning scenes, a vacant gaze, and a chaotic sequence involving a chair, snow, and odd wartime references. The text shifts to agricultural editor remarks and surreal imagery including a potato mash and a nostalgic refrain.

Railroad Stock Par Phrase Causes Market Buzz

An OCR fragment notes a saying about railroad stock knowing its own par value in today’s market, hinting at investor sentiment and value interpretation amid shifting rail finance dynamics.

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