Foster’s resignation opens Boston view in party shift
EK. O. Haven of Boston elected to replace Foster as President, bringing a strong teaching reputation. Weather remains favorable. Chicago-bound vessels head in with lumber and cordwood from Michigan, while those outward carry produce to Eastern ports. Last week’s grain shipment reached 583,788 bushels. Political tensions rise as Douglas loses strength in the South, Breckenridge gains North Carolina electors, and other Southern states show similar drift. The Prince of Wales visit to America sparks discussion, with rumors of a Western stop and a possible Boston glance at Bunker Hill monument.
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Foster
EK. O. Haven
Boston
Heart
Chicago
Michigan
South
Douglas
North Carolina
Breckenridge
James Bochanan
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
America
Cincinnati
United States
Lord Renfrew
Bunker Hill Monument
Galesville University Examinations Praise by Trustees
In a letter dated July 21 1860 W A C Melrose commends recent examinations at Galesville University noting remarkable student progress especially in geometry and predicting further distinction for continued study. Trustees were delayed by absentees but held a harmonious session with resolutions aimed at benefiting the institution and its future.
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Tarie
Holitor
Galesville University
W. A. C. Melrose
Report on Galesville University annual examination
Mr Barron transmits a brief report on the Galesville University annual examinations. He notes improvements since last year in the university buildings and grounds and praises Professor Fallows health and his new assistant instructor. Exams covered English Grammar Mathematics Latin Greek with scores from 4 to 7 across subjects.
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Barron
Lasges
Galesville University
Fallows
Cesar
The Impending Crisis and Pro Bono Publico Critique
A long dated lament warns of bloodsucking marauders stalking the land and urges the press to join in eradicating them. It mocks the Sons of Jupiter for past pranks and frames a greater foe as a hidden, nameless menace deadly to reputation and liberty.
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Lest Transcript
Jupiter
Mosquetoc
Deceptive Libel Repels Citizens in Sacred Garb Protests
A harsh critique denounces libelous rumors and malicious gossip spread as pious discourse. It condemns deceit masquerading as Christianity, urges citizens to reject such discourse, and warns of doom for those who publish harmful reports amid public life.
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Sona
Furrier
St. Patrick
Jupiter
True Patriotism and Independent Thought in Politics
Professor Fallows argues that each state contains a ruling idea and a living principle. He urges citizens to study the soul behind outward political forms, to think for themselves, and to resist party dominance even if alone. He warns that true citizenship requires political instruction in common schools.
Principles of government education and new alloy metal
A letter argues for early political education in schools to curb demagoguery and teach the Constitution in age appropriate terms. It also reports Dr Slater's European invention of a cheap artificial metal alloy of tin zinc and lead, melted at low temperatures with quick mixing, expected to enter American use.
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Tal
Mzrai
Slater
Smithsonian experiments in electricity and weather studies
The Smithsonian Institute is pursuing electrical experiments and meteorological research this season. The writer questions the value and public visibility of such examinations, noting they often appear late in unattractive reports and that scientists tend to share discoveries within their circle rather than broadening public knowledge.
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Smithsonian Institute
Institute
Tall Steam House
A vivid portrait of a massive steam locomotive as a powerful, almost living machine. The speaker admires the locomotive’s might while acknowledging the sober operator who controls it, likening the engineer to the "genius" behind the mighty iron horse.
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St. Peter's
Sahara
Hlihu
Simple Joys In Watching Happy People
Enjoyment does not require grand feats or hardship. One can achieve happiness for hours by simply observing cheerful individuals.
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