Whigs and Women Urged to Support the Crusade
A rousing historical verse urges citizens to stand firm in the struggle for liberty and national honor. It calls on men to fight bravely and on women to support husbands and brothers, echoing Spartan mothers with a plea for steadfastness, and decrying demagogues while champions of right endure. Marshall, Sept. 72, 1814. For the Statesman. Song by a Lady of Magsialt. Whigs! for your Nation's honor rise and fight. The bleeding of this struggle is celebrated in martial verse urging all ages to join the cause.
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Statesman
Magsialt
Vale
Glade
Smnicaren
Editél
Iriff
É&C
Great Britain
Britain
Therdi
Lavell
Tange P
Womba
Tip “Lodge
Charles
Budtland
Aoddchurp
Royal Arch
Summer Street
Whits
Pronk
Kennebec
Capitol
Frank
Emma
Clara
Brethren of the Order
Glura
Framing a Postage Reform and Odd Fellowship Tale
A long letter from Chester praises cheaper postage and urges petitions to Congress to reduce rates, while recounting Eaton Rapids Whig gathering antics. It shifts to a satirical Eaton Rapids meeting, critiques on tariff, and a Boston Odd Fellows tale about Charles Linden’s initiation, marital tension, and a murky voyage through conflict and care by the lodge.
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