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Newspaper
Madison City Express
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1843
Page
1
The fragment outlines subscription terms and advertising rates with a choppy OCR style. It mentions one dollar per square for a Bowt insert and twenty five cents for each subsequent insertion, and includes a long excerpt from a literary piece about youth, virtue, and moral firmness attributed to The Indicator.
A long homily warns on obstinate kindness with firm purpose, urging children to say no when needed. It contrasts examples from history and a noble mother’s counsel about loyalty, marriage, and household duties, emphasizing resolute gentleness and faith.
A historical newspaper piece argues for the tariff and domestic manufacture protection. It cites 1824 tariff shifts, Webster’s opposition, and northern support turning public policy toward national industry, urging defense of protection against repeal and urging unity among Whigs and supporters. It depicts economic ruin prior to protection, tariff benefits, and calls for continued defense of American industry.
A lengthy historical appeal argues for repeal of the Union and Irish self rule. It condemns English policy in Ireland since 1172, cites famine, taxes and absentee rents, and frames Irish freedom as essential for equality within a united empire. The prose urges moral support from Americans for Ireland’s quest for a domestic parliament and fair treatment.
A despatch from the Sandwich Islands to the Department of State presents the king's formal protest against late British invasions. It denounces England for aggression, urges interposition to curb conquest, and appeals to other governments for mediation in a firm, principled tone. The document emphasizes violations of national sovereignty and treaty obligations.
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