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Newspaper
Logansport Telegraph
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1840
Page
4
The Perrysburg Whig prints a political verse praising William Henry Harrison and urging freemen to support reform. It rails against knaves and misrule, asks citizens to stay active on the ground, and to keep reform moving forward against opponents. The piece closes with rousing calls and numeric lines.
The New Orleans Sun editor’s past romance ends in a rhymed vow and a familiar jab about “Jemmy, you can’t come it.” Thomas Nelson and wife of Maryland boast over a hundred descendants near their old home, with twenty militia captains among the boys. Arkansas town has six residents: a crippled negro, a jackass, a quack doctor, a buzzard, a polecat, and an alligator. population seven before the postmaster vanished.
The text denounces slanderers as enemies to civil society and accuses a rogue of deceit in charity. It recounts a dumb rogue who, when pressed by a lady, claims five years of silence, exposing pretence and vulnerability in social impropriety.
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