Immigrant Arrivals and Political Rhetoric From New York
A late 18th century letter from Peter White describes ships arriving in New York with passengers from Canada and France, notes U S and British officials, and critiques politics and reform. The piece mixes immigration details with commentary on Attorney General actions, bribery rumors, and proposed social reforms including a public chaplaincy and child guidance in schools.
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Guy
New York
Borrok
U.S
Marion
Union
Asin
Liverpool
Maréisea
Baracoa
Daniel Webster
England
France
Mesico
Sany
Mors Min
Isbar
Takae & Rabh, Ory
Generel
Chatter
Senate
Bull
Area van Buren
Henry Clay
Andrew Jockson
Zachry Taylor
John van Buren
Thmas Jers
George Washington
Samy
Mesbord
Jetn van Baren
Zachary Taylor
Martin van Baren
Georgy Washrd
Thomas Jefferson
Wet Andree Jacknon
van Burens
Meearsr
Jefferson
Taylor
Andrew Jackson
Meder
Tribune
Common Council
Be Togen
Peter White
Speaker
Southern Cape Lazy Club
Inexoise
Fragmentary Southern diary notes and local notices
The text blends editor’s note about readers and paper reuse, a woodland donation for a free park by Dr Goodall, and scattered items on an earthquake shock felt near Ohio and English victors. It reads as a fragmented, era-news column with varied local mentions and quotations.
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Ohio
Citzens
Dr. Goodall
Edneyovsie
Alton I
Philadelphia
Norristown
The
Free Press
Queen Victoria and the Exposition encounter
A London writer recalls meet with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at the Great Exhibition. The journalist notes the Queen’s polite, wry exchange about note taking, her dress, and her demeanor, contrasting with Albert’s plain attire and the stately royal presence observed among the hydraulic machinery crowds.
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Jutes Lincompt
Loodon
Parte
Courier de Etats Nin
Prince Albert
Mies
Tucan
Loking
Favorabe
Alber
Queen Victoria
Europe
Prinze Albert
Garter
Tribune
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Greely
Bahia
United States
Crystal Palace
Washington
Freech
Sandwich Telands
Qne
Definnor
Can
Maumee
Auglaize
Mantanzas
Cuba
New York City
Muomee
Duncan
Virginia
Horace Seeley
Riddie
Boston
Dun
New Orleana
Thomas Hunt
J W. Frost
New Orleans
Trinity Catholic Church
Marshal Tucley
Chas
Scott
State
Cero
Macy
Olio
Cleveland
Tey
Liaoell
Donrlat
Ins
Svantive Banny
Albany
Eaid
Ort
Plenar
Bible Cause
Friends of the Bible Cause
Sandusky County
Sandualy County Title Society
Fremont
O'Clark P
Messrs White
Lang
Beatty
Bark
Re. Lang
Me. Laing
Friends of the Bible
Andrew Clark
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Cy W
Auris
Sox
Colum
Stavoe
Grand's Old Wand
Grand & M. Wegstein
Bell’s
Suritines
Portines Malaga
Whiakes
San Croix
Haviland
Fimil
John the Dar
M. A. Surenk
Dare
Rome
Sverery
Parner
Sloan’s Horse & Cattle Medicine
Gonrain
Ieee Parteciare
Cnn
WB. Sloab
Lake St. Clear
W. J. Sloan
Ace
Buckland & Co
Maniilion & McCartney
Republic
Jol Goarkan
W. Whipp
Bollerne
A. B. van Doren
Gennrsing
Sprinet Critk
Bre
Busisens
I. Levpelman
T. Moss
Beaty
Nuilx
Fremonty Ife
USA
Lanzing
Amall
Emall
Nimna
Andere
Entaee
Croghan
Woalstterts
Garrieum Winter
Bewens Wood
Wayne
Rorner
Market
Warne Eiterie
Porner
A. Morelntren
Wijeining
Front
Amail
Inawa Na Preeer
Zim
Nernen
J. P. Buckland
Rail Road
Buckland’ Brook
Inedestec
Cohoe
Whits
Simmons
ATS & Caps
Olmsted
Duckford
Pre~mont
Moo P.M
Maxwell& Higgins
Sri
I. Strawn
Viciity
Examina
Maxwell
WM. C. Abbott
Pak Teesons
T. J. Kone
Johnson & Fallows
Caldwell
Zingleraven
Fremon
Goun Rosenfelt
Sanierkey
Bankland
Rannumuding
Sandusky
Merrimac and
Cochico
Moauris
Cape
Gap
Leleator
Lobe
John P. Haynes & Son
ELD & Mitchell
Ty Block
Canfield & Mitchel Front
Eis
Teachin Waverly
Depo
Sointh
Joseph E. Fouke
Daniel Longenarer
Fustio Vie
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William $W. Atkins
Movlinon
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Cherilitee
Tye
Ronan
Colwell & Dielam
Jay
Hame
Bett
D. Betts
Abe
Curmuners
Batinetis
Jon
Tate
Catton
Weal
Cotta
Amd
Oll
Crockery && Qurem
Clark & Kridler
Merchant Tailors
Allen
Elahing
Pablo Gr
Teanil
Walt Tee
Vanderoones Nore
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