Proscription and office holding in the tide of party passion
The piece denounces proscription in public service while contrasting past and present political zeal. It argues against removing incumbents solely for opposing the current administration, insisting that tenure and faithful service justify retention and that vengeance politics corrupt republican ideals. It laments manipulation by defeated factions and extols measured, fair governance.
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Volition
Volition Polit
Gen Taylor
Biz
Taylor
H Nnegan Appointment Debate and Indian Courtship Traditions
Letters from Washington discuss H Nnegan appointment with Webster denying certain claims and noting Senate activity. The text also describes Chippewa courtship rituals as recounted by George Copway, detailing parental involvement, feasting, and the silent proposal leading to marriage as words of honey follow.
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H.nnegan
Washington
Samy
Senate
Webster
Sahara Rete
Leprand Sabes
Pod Tette
Daniel Webster
George Copway
Mari
Monxixa
Commercial Advertiser
Han
Polk
San Reeview
Schamburg
2D Dragoons
Hoe
Transatlantic steamers and a busy March news digest
A garbled slice of 1847 maritime and political dispatches reports the Cannds reaching Jersey, Great Britain sold for 25000 dollars to California, cholera and market shifts in London, Fremont stories near Warsaw, Indiana, and a New York post route postage reform. It notes Captain Taylor rescued crew, Mexican and Virginia political notes, and a Homer Ohio medical anecdote.
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Cannds
Garan Daly
Saeed
New York
Tri
Abi
Warsaw
New Yoas
Pittsburg
Independence Republican
Frea
Passi
Maj. Beale
Col. F
Col. Fremont
Stoningtom
Taylor
Cape Henry
Catain Taylor
Treadwell
America
Philadelphia
E. A. Bench
Final Presbyterian
Homer
Liching County
Ohio
City of
Guysett
John F. Stebbins
Samuel T. Wells
Meynard
F. R. Thonsss
James E. Morgan
F. Bennet
Hoyt & Gory
Anthony Beekman
Guynott
Prices and market reports from Sandusky and Cincinnati
TheMarch 27 market notes show flour at 5 dollars for 10,000 barrels western and a downward wheat trend in Sandusky with corn demand softening. Cincinnati reports flour favoring buyers at 3.505 and pork, lard, and bacon sales as listed. general grain prices unchanged and groceries steady. Also notes marriages, temperance cadets, school examiner travels, and shipping updates from New Orleans to Panama with Gold Rush chatter and a remark on Powers sculpting America.
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New York
Cincinnati
P- M. Sulil
New Orleans
Gardiner
Chagres
Board of
Sandueny Co
Lieut
Lew
San Fransisco
East Amer
The Charm of Cleanliness and Its Domestic Tie
A fragmentary 19th century discourse argues that cleanliness and proper dress reflect a wife’s virtue. It urges husbands to notice details like creased shirts and worn shoes, warning that neglect harms both beauty and daily life, and that fashioning a tidy appearance sustains charm beyond youth.
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Soraiig
Cabbee
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Tastes Jovricx
Joan K. Pease
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Lonseso Aauutr
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FH Tawa
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Catharine Zeig
Riley
Sons OF Temperance
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Old Northern Exchange
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Fo Stevenson
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Odd Fallows
New School
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Tultione
Powers
Henry L Galena
Puts
Ottawa Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Ottawa County
Port Clinton
Maid County
Ottwa County
W Putnam
Henry L. Gaylant
Wilcox
State OF Ohio
Sandusky CO
Elijah Huntington
Daniel P Newell
Mary Hardin
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Sandusry
Eaid Newell
Ballville Township
Said County
George Reynolds
Ballville
Jacob Ulch
Washington Township
Sandusky County
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G. C. Hrume
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Exon M. Grivonn
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Cntothe
Maerix B. Borne
Wittsan Ewusa
Alurasnen Ewieo Nhe
Martin B. Being
Wiliam Ewing
Alecander Ewing
Brice
Alexander H. Ewing
Hamilton
State of Clay
Mary P. Ewin
Edgar M. Gregore
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Petit
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Anid Eddy
Alesander H. Ewing
Eddy
Eleazer Lockwood
Court of Common Press
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Merchart
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Delaware
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R.P. Buckland
Jraray
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