Washington's ideals hailed in Nashville address on unity
The public talk on Washington's legacy stresses preservation of the Union, dangers of faction, and the need for intelligence virtue and religion. President Lindsey argues Washington’s warnings against demagogy guide a peaceful, united republic, praising his character and public service.
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Washington
Lindsey
Nashville College
Rome
Gaul
Germany
United States
America
Tie
Republic
IfIe
Virginia
Selection of Privileges Committee and Samuel Houston trial
The House announced a Privileges Committee with Davis of Massachusetts Conner Huntington Patton and Beardsley and moved to try Samuel Houston for an assault on Stanberry. Houston admitted provocation from Stanberrys remarks but denied intending contempt of the House and the trial was postponed until tomorrow with bail discussions and further testimony planned.
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District of Columbia
Wiscasses
Plummer
Samuel Houston
Johnson
Tennessee
Thomas
Louisiana
Patton
Virginiay
Francis
Key
Mane
Jand
Archer
Stanberry
Howe
Slanberry
Idler
National Intelligencer
Ithe
House of Representatives
Congress
Thesylvania Avenue
House
Davis
Mass
Noddridge
Conner
N. C
Houston
North Carolina
Mitchell
South Carolina
Dickson
New-York
Speight
Mitchel
Francis 8 Key
Coulter
Neuse
McGales
Mert S
DREADFUL DISASTER OF THE STEAM BOAT BRandywine
A Cincinnati Republican report details the Brandywine steamboat catching fire near Memphis on the Mississippi. About 60 to 80 passengers perished as the boat capsized and sank in nine feet of water. A mate escaped by swimming ashore with a rope in his mouth. A partial list of cabin passengers includes Mrs Robert Walker of Nashville and others from Nashville, Vicksburg, Williamson County, Sharnetown, River’s Moorldy, and River.
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Cincinnati Republican
Memphis
Mississippi
Robert Walker and Child
Nashville
Tenn
A. Sparks
Vickeburg
Miss
Robert Stothart
Nishville
J. H. Hillard
Willamson Co
H. H. Davenport
Sharnetown
Ill
D. Farley
River's Moordyard
River
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Park
Matthew M
Kelvey
New Haven
Abijah
Charles
Judson
Peru
Daniel A. Baker
Ridgefield
Henry Tice
Ruggles
George W. Curtis
Cusar
Leonard Hamilton
Washington Co
Jiames Fore
de Abraham Osborne
Ohio
Jah Mock
Harrison Co
Kenajah Williame
Meigs Co
de Jackson
Montgomery County
Cane Down
Cincinnati
Edwin B. Bee
Thens
John Mortimer
I. Mortimer
Maysville
Martin Cazine
Wright
John Adausz
Robertson Co
Jas. Saunders
Hurt Co
Will
Attarbury
L Mulkilo
Louisville
John Davis
J. Kentuckian
Hornet
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