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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1872
Page
3
The poem by Marian Douglas reflects a bride to be who has long resisted marriage to a Methodist itinerant pastor. She recalls hearing him preach at Sudbury and being drawn by his fervor during a tent meeting. She ultimately accepts the two years in move and the conference path as she trusts in divine guidance and parental care for their future.
A wandering writer narrates a deadly tale of debt, disguise, and pursuit after he sheds his own identity for safety. He inherits a parchment cipher linking to a hidden treasure and a deadly vendetta across London Paris Rome and Havre as conspirators close in. The narrator ends imprisoned in Rome, trapped in another man’s crime.
The piece discusses Mr. Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation, noting his conviction that emancipation became necessary and his reliance on divine guidance. It covers the cabinet reading, his solitary preparation, and his belief that emancipation serves the Union cause, with commentary on public reaction and political implications.
The piece analyzes why Greeley claimed Southern support as a relief from Republican rule. It argues the Southern bid was a political bluff, designed to gain votes by portraying government oppression. The lossy quote notes the canvass and claims of injustices, labeling them slanderous.
The Grant City Star reports Missouri counties north and west delivering large Republican majorities. Northwest Missouri shows strong support for candidates from President to Constable, signaling peace and prosperity. Officials expect a 20 000 vote gain over two years and predict Missouri will rival Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa in GOP strength by the next presidential election.
Gossip items and witticisms from various papers. Jests about kettle simmering and alley money, a distant return with whiskers, best man paradox, and quick vignettes on vanity. A Brussels carpet order for slippers and a shirt with music printed on its bosom entertain readers.
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