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Marshall Statesman in Marshall, Michigan

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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1847

Page

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The Blind Girl Haunts a Blind Night of Memory

Fragmented verse recalls a blind speaker's longing for sight and a beloved image. Memory returns as a brighter star, while blindness deepens the ache and future prospects fade. The speaker pleads for light from the Father of light to end the dark. From Sharpe's Magazine.

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Calhoun on War A Defense of Boundary and Peace

The speech argues that the war should end by a treaty that defines a Del Norte boundary and guarantees indemnity without conquest. It warns against costly offensives and questions using more lives and money to compel Mexico to admit already-held territory. It advocates a defensive line and reasonable terms with Mexico, stressing unity and non-slavery-state concerns.

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Anecdotes and fortunes from a foggy era in print

A jumble of anecdotes from Haydn enthusiasts and music shop banter. The piece recalls Haydn's reception in England, weathered advice on frost resistant plants, a Wirt quote urging action, a violent 19th century coffeehouse murder, a palm tree boast story, and scattered political notes about Texas annexation and John Quincy Adams.

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