04 Mar 1845
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1845
Page
1
A dramatic lament on social hypocrisy and poverty set against a stormy winter scene. The speaker condemns wealth and luxury while the world’s poor suffer, verses lament the slain woman, and question moral corruption in a Christian land. It contrasts opulence with begging paupers and calls out sins of deceit and betrayal.
The piece argues for protective tariffs over free trade, detailing how a woollen factory in Marshall boosts local demand through wage spending. It traces money circulation through multiple trades, asserting a discriminating tariff strengthens industry, farmers, and overall national prosperity.
Nicodemus a ruler of the Jews seeks peace by night after doubt and gloom press his heart. Sarah urges seeking Jesus the Nazarene as the teacher’s promises unfold. The scene blends storm, luxury, and a quest for spiritual renewal in a setting of ancient Jerusalem.
A satirical visitation through ancient and modern views on smoking from the New York Observer. The narrator imagines a smoking disciple debating the virtues of tobacco, noting health harms, wasted time, and the absence of any old prophets with pipes, then shifts to a comical police report of a purse theft involving an elderly woman hiding odd items and foods.
Legislature reports detail joint renditions diverting funds to the School Fund, road and bridge bills for Barry county and Kalamazoo river, and bills on biennial sessions. The House debates five million loan band measures, central railroads, and internal improvements with amendments on right of way and payment terms as adjournment approaches.
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