A Green Mountain Tale of Two Husbands Cited as Lost
From the Cleveland Times a long tale recounts Turney, a Bethel VT settler, who fled debt by crossing a dangerous stream and was pressed into British service. Decades later his first wife, a widow, learns he may still live, returns, and a reunion with both her husbands follows in a bittersweet arc of love and forgiveness.
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Dixon on Native Americanism in Dec 30 House speech
Mr Dixon of Connecticut argues the Native American question hinges on extending probation for naturalization and banning foreigners from office. He denies origin in Whig ranks, cites Philadelphia and Irish votes, and claims the party has no real constructive effect beyond factional power.
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