Literary Notices on Poinserr Discourse and Rhett Economics
A critical review discusses Mr Poinserr’s expositions on the National Institution for the Promotion of Science with calls for permanent endowment of the Smithson bequest and federal support. Edmund Rhett’s address to the Beaufort Agricultural Society argues labor value, production, and the distribution of cotton wealth to justify broader public reform in South Carolina.
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Debates on Public Lands and Calhoun in the Senate
The Senate continues a heated discussion on public lands and revenue sharing among states. Mr Calhoun’s stance against surrendering lands to states is contrasted with Mr Webster’s defense of congressional power and federal duties, amid critical remarks about administration publications.
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State Agricultural Society Resolution on Local Societies
At the annual meeting in Columbia in December last the society adopted a resolution. It charges members to urge neighbors to hold public meetings and discuss the private and general advantages of local agricultural associations and the establishment of societies in every section.
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Washington Statue at Raleigh A Marble Controversy
The piece recalls North Carolina in 1816 funding Canova to carve a Washington statue for the capitol. Residents rebuked the project as costly vanity while the marble work was installed in Raleigh, drawing both awe and curiosity from locals and travelers alike.
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