Tariff debate cites slave states led in manufacturing growth
The piece argues for protective duties to shield labor from European pauper wages. It cites census data showing slave states held large shares of iron, cotton, and related manufacturing, with many factories operating despite late-1840s downturns. It also notes Tennessee and Tennessee-area mills adopting cotton and woolen production, including linings.
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Europe
Cumieraawl & Winier
Santa Car Vty
Iiti
South
North
Iman
South Carolina
Tennessee
Osnaberz
Linvey
Kerr
Lebanon
Shelbyville
Franklin
Wincheter
Nashville
Wisconsin Joins the United States as the 30th State
A scrambled 19th century column notes Wisconsin’s admission as the thirtieth state amid commentary on geography and rival states. It includes quirky anecdotes about political figures, travelers, and improvised currency, with light cultural jests about yards and pigs’ feet.
Rivertan Discovery in Missereet Portends Ancient Site
The Bouisville Journal notes a sunken stone platform in southwestern Franklin County Mississippi. Three feet underground, about 180 feet wide, extending north to south with level surface and high masonry. A nearby canal and well are connected but unexplored. Indians once inhabited the area, and later explorers speculate on origin and purpose.
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Missereet
Bouisville Journal
Franklin County
Miss
North Western Ohio Remarks on Democracy and Reform
A fragmentary North Western Ohio piece praises democratic unity naming Meier Allen and Mercer for their perceived boldness and virtue. It juxtaposes with a discussion on French revolution aftermath and steady push for progress against monopolies and oppression, noting the Indiana Conference missionary efforts and Missouri debate on anti slavery legislative acts.
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Ohio
Meier
Alen
Augtize
Old Mercer
Allen
Sterling
Voflin
Anglia
Mercer
Marys Sintthel
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