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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1857
Page
12
Philadelphia Ledger cautions readers to dress warmly as March brings sudden temperature shifts and winds increasing susceptibility to humoral disorders. Emphasizes avoiding underdressing, keeping homes warm and ventilated, and that prevention saves health.
A Boston Journal excerpt recalls a girl’s earnest bedtime prayer and a playful reaction to candy wishes. A nearby scene at a tea party shows a sharp rebuke for a child’s mistaken cake anecdote, ending with a teasing exchange. A Virginian piece touts a supposed home remedy involving a dress and a woman to ease chest pain.
Fragmented items recount crude theatre slang, slangy burlesque, and social snips. It mentions a Yankee using hartshorn scent, a reform burst on church windows, a Nineteenth Century train collision tale, anonymous letters from New York Mirror, and assorted anecdotes about manners, race, and public aberrations.
The piece rails against the Supreme Court as power hungry and unaccountable, citing Jeffersonian warnings about centralized authority. It denounces the Dred Scott decision for eroding state rights, citizenship for people of color, and the power to bar slavery in territories, warning of republic collapse and calls for action or revolution.
Washington correspondent reports Benjamin Cobmitted proposed distributing 20 000 copies of the Supreme Court Dred Scott opinion. Critics say the move aims to bolster administration policy and fuel a national feud while supporters favor private publication to allow impartial public judgment.
The Cleveland Herald notes Senate committees favor slaveholding states, with seventeen southern chairmen to five northern, and key panels like Foreign Relations, Finance, Commerce, Military, and Indian Affairs led by Southern members. Commerce shows four Southern and three Northern members, while the North’s gains under Buchanan are questioned. Also includes a Boston Sumner letter urging Kansas freedom and ballot support.
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