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Childhood Poem Reflects on Innocence and Faith
Poem recalls infancy and youth with fond scenes of fields, sky, sea, birds, and cattle. The speaker praises a father figure shaping days of prayer and love, describing a child’s pure happiness and the pull toward divine guidance.
Letter from Will iam C. Rives urges Clay over Van Buren
A published letter from the Hon. William C. Rives argues that the 1840 election mandate against Van Buren requires active support for Henry Clay. It condemns restoration of Van Buren, defends Clay on tariff and bank policies, and cautions against party oligarchy while urging Republican allies to unite for national preservation. The piece labels Van Buren as dangerous to republican government.
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