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28 Mar 1831

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Huron Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

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Huron Reflector

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Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

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Mar 28, 1831

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Manifesto of the Polish Nation in a fight for liberty

The Polish Nation declares that oppression by external powers has driven Poles to arms. It condemns the dismemberments, censorship, and abuses under Russian rulers, denounces autocratic rule and broken pledges, and argues that Poland must reclaim its liberty, language, and institutions amid widespread persecution.

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Monstrance Against Stopping the Mail in Ohio Remonstrance

The Georgetown Castigator and Brown County citizens urge Congress to resist a law to suspend U S mail transport on Sundays. They warn church state union harms liberty, cite historical persecutions, and argue no constitutional need justifies halting Sunday service on national routes.

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Petition Against Sunday Mails Referred in House Debate

In Washington the House debated Coulter s petition against Sunday Mails. Adv Johnson of Kentucky urged shelving the petition and argued for keeping religious considerations out of Congress. The memorial was referred to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union per Johnson s suggestion.

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House of Representatives Washington Coulter Post Office Committee Adv. Johnson House Congress Pennsylvania Johnson State of the Union Daily Chronicle
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