Incidents of the Revolution and Expunging Scene Recited
Rochester March 11 1776 retrospective recalls 1774 actions at Barnstable Sandwich and Dorchester with Dr. Freeman Otis and the liberty pole controversy. Describes muttered recantations, court obstruction, and the dramatic expunging of a Senate record during the January 1837 episode in Virginia and Massachusetts orations.
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Shameful Government refusal to delay unpaid bonds
The Treasury Secretary rebukes merchants seeking delay on bond suits until January next. Indulgence may be granted in limited cases, but not beyond September 1. The government advocates no general delay and presses merchants to plead for part payment or extra security amid hardship. Express, May 12.
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Governor Poindexter’s Fall and Death Rumor in Louisville
Governor Poindexter rests in Louisville Kentucky after a severe fall at Natchez. Public belief at the time held the incident ended his life, though reports vary and officials have not confirmed. The event draws attention to his health and fate.
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