Tariff principles and Whig views clash in 1840s letter
The letter from Tr. Clay defends revenue and protection via tariff and argues for moderate duties to aid domestic manufactures. It cites experience from 1816 to 1842, criticizes the 1832 and 1842 tariffs, and discusses a proposed balance between protection and free trade. It includes commentary on political maneuvering and a note on publication intentions.
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Congress
Friends
Friends of Manufactures
Senate
U. S
Whig Party
Tr. Clay
Messrs
Joel Brandanade
Rob't Bledsoe
Political Abolition Sermon Endorsed by Saamatu-Evangelist
The Ober Jin Evangelist approves Gerrit Smith & Co. preaching on the Sabbath and urges other parties to adopt political abolition. If meetings are held on the Rabbeh to discuss politics, would the Evangelist also approve in Clove, Her.
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Ober Jin Evangelist
Gerrit Smith & Co
Evangelis
Congress and State Legislature Meeti ngs Preview Tariff Texas Annexation
The Huron Reflector notes Congress and the Ohio state legislature met yesterday. It suggests President Tyler may raise the Texas annexation in his message and discusses tariff revisions. The piece anticipates no major issues beyond these topics and promises updates to readers.
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Congress
Texas
John Tyler
Washington
Madisonian
Locofoce House
Senate
The Authority of Teachers and School Books in Public Education
A public school advocate argues teachers must have absolute classroom authority to manage thirty or forty students. Parents should not countermand or undermine the teacher. Directors should monitor and, if needed, dismiss faulty teachers, and standardize books to ensure uniform instruction and effective study. The piece urges frequent school visits and improved teaching materials, praising gradual improvements in textbooks.
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Lie
Alphabet Beginnings and Self-Reliant Study in School
The passage urges a child to begin with the alphabet and geography, arithmetic, and higher math by illustrating lessons to the teacher without books. It argues books are not the sole path to mental growth and emphasizes using books in school to become independent of them for learning.
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Echild
Norwalk Seminary appeals for public support and details
A Norwalk Seminary circular outlines past obstacles and current prospects, promoting affordable education under the Northern Ohio Conference. It highlights balanced study in languages, mathematics and natural science, moral instruction, and economical boarding options, urging local citizens to back the institution for their children's future. The note, dated November 23, 1843, lists trustees Thomas Thompson, Thomas Dunn, Edward McClure, John R. Osborn and Rodney Poole.
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Norwalk Seminary
Huron
Norwalk
Tus
Stich
Dominion
Northern Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Thomson
Thomas ‘Thompson
Thomas Dunn
Edward McClure
John R. Osborn
Rodney Poole
Public School Adoption Noted for New York State
The Ohio State Journal endorses Dircewts of our Common Behool and urges its introduction into New York public schools. J Traspare, former editor of the Ohio Whig Standard, joins Cuan Scorn as co editorial manager. Mr IT shows efficiency and fearlessness as editor for the upcoming year.
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New York
Ohio State Journal
J. Traspare
Ohio Whig ‘Standard
Cuan
Scorn
Ohio district vote tally for Congress with governor comparison
The record lists Ohio districts voting Whig or Locofoco for Congress by district with governor results from 1842. It notes Whig majorities in 1843 and 1842 party shifts, plus abolition votes in several districts affecting outcomes. A Texan union note follows about possible Texas annexation in a pending treaty.
Adams on Abolition and Texas in Congress Debate
A Pittsburgh audience of Political Abolitionists pressed Mr Adams for addresses he declined. He stated strong anti slavery views yet opposed abolishing District of Columbia laws by petition of one people. He predicted abolition will occur, by any means, and favored consent of DC residents. The report notes Robert Tyler’s North Carolina tour and a Raleigh quip about Calhoun and Clay. The Great Weston and Great Britain steamships are slated to begin season voyages to Liverpool under Captains Hoskea and the present officer.
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Cleveland Herald
Caledonia
House of Commone
London
Free Trade
T. Baring
Peelite
Pattison
Anti-Corn Law League
Ea Peel
Peel
Ireland
Dublin
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Ellow
Repeal Association
John Aug. O'Neil
Qeen
Andrew Young
Rochester
Wm. Alling
United States
Q. Adsams
Adams
Pittsburgh
Congress
Texas
District of Columbia
Abolition Societies
Liberty Party
Robert Tyler
Jona Tyler
North Carolina
Tie
Northampton
Jackson
Locofoco
Raleigh Register
Bob
Calhoun
Phe
Clay
van Buren
Tribune
Great Weston
Great Britain
Hoskea
Liverpooles
Cray
Ohio Thanksgiving Proclamation in 1843
The Ohio governor declares December 14 1843 a statewide day of Thanksgiving by executive proclamation. The document notes public observance at worship sites and invokes continued blessings from the Heavenly Father.
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Ebris
Ubis
General Assembly
Wicsox Suannon
State of
Ohio
Qaia
Columbus
United States
Wilson Shannon
Joan Steasy
A Candid Confession On Tariffs And Public Opinion
A Columbus Georgia newspaper page quotes a shift in Southern tariff views toward Mr Clay. It recalls Adams defense of Kentucky statesmanship and the speaker’s solemn pledge before God to deny charges and uphold justice, framing political evolution and moral accountability.
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Columbus (Geo.) Inquirer
Huiter
Union
Clay
Senate of the United States
Maysville
Adams
Presbyterian Church of
Collins
Kentucky
New Jersey
Gnan
Multirole Rye Introduced in South France Cultivation Study
An article cites the London Pacing Magazine on Multirole Rye, noting its adaptability to common soil and salinity. It reports vigorous growth near L Orient with June sowing, two hay and grain harvests by August, and potential trials in sandy soils where grasses struggle.
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Frey
Marriage notices from New York village ceremony details
Married in this village last evening by the Rev Guion Benjamin D Tilden of Toledo to Jane Elizabeth Jayyl rof Pickett Latimer Esq On the 18th of Nov inst by the Rey Mitchell Horace Hitchcock Ashford Cataraugus county N Y to Miora Buson of Pern in this county
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Guion
Benjamin D. Tilden
Toledo
Jane Elizabeth
Jayylrof Pickett Latimer
Rey Mitchell
Horace Hitchcock
Ashford
Cataraugus County
N.Y
MI Orenda Buson
Pern
Coun
Death of Miss Mi Rand a Sophia Leslie at age 15
The village records the death of Mi Rand a Sophia Leslie daughter of Mr Manning Leslie on the 26th alt. The notice lists weather for the past week with days and brief conditions.
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Miranda Sophia Leslie
Manning Leslie
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Scenck
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G. ¢Curmin
Moore
Curwin
Hannon
Vinton
Cleveland
Johnson
Barker
Harper
Jenninge
Cowan
Morris
Douglass
Mathews
Hanna
M'Caustin
Locedo
New York Daily Gazelle
South
House of Lords
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Brougham
Detroit
Baut Ste Marie
Clere
M. Olmsted
Norieuth
Stuart & Mowry
Milan
Erie County
George H. Boughton
Israel Bouton
George 8
Boughton
Norcal
Cleveland Aid Coffee Agency
J. L. Weatherly &Co
NEW Drug Store
Patrick
Janes
Nortvalk
Iwhitewood Lumber
Norvalé
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