Trade policy debate on duty effects and domestic industry
The article argues that tariffs on imported goods protect home industries by boosting domestic production and prices only to the extent necessary, contending that a strong domestic market lowers costs and preserves wealth. It warns against sacrificing local manufacturing to foreign competition and notes potential economic harm if domestic iron and other industries falter. The piece also reports a steamer incident near Milwaukee with a collision risk and a ship’s captain heading to progress hour.
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Hreo ‘Prado
Dullius
Conte
Europe
Iran
Kalan
England
Aguinines
Press and Tribune Is & Large
Itis
Walter
Comparizon
Politico
Gree
Republicum
Republicam
Savery
Calhoun
Judge Taney
Uchman
Jefferson
Madison
Clay
Pacific
Carter
Republic
Press and Tribune
U. S
Erersand Tehbune
Avalussle Pratcas
Minsis
Controversy at Madison over Stout and town affairs
A partisan broadside attacks Ne TL Stout editor of the Strife Highes, accusing him of perjury, misconduct and improper relations. The piece cites past service, alleged threats, alleged letters, and ties to railroads, calling for withdrawal from the controversy while praising opponents and warning of further revelations.
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TL. Stout
Strife Highes
Transamny
Fedey
Larnehia
Fiers
Noties
Fila
Arete
Soutier
Siiu
Milwaukee
Calminy
Cencea
Caplyales
Cighova
Thatiplace
Anybony
Madison
Freason
Mr. Stout
Ma. Stout
Gummning
Laute
Snes
Thia
Bine
Seb
John Brown executions and the slave power debate
A 19th century newspaper column discusses John Brown’s execution last Friday and reflects on the larger fight over slavery. The piece questions whether Brown was a criminal, praising his apparent motives and contrasting Northern sympathy for the oppressed with Southern fear and power. It treats Harper’s Ferry as a warning of ongoing sectional tensions and the potential for further violence linked to slavery.
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John Brown
Virginia
Seafold
Kansas
North
South
Trarper
Seciety
Political Threats Rise as Virginia Governor Aims Arsenal
A Democratic celebrity from Ohio claims Governor Wise planned to march 20 000 troops to Washington to seize the National Arsenal and revert the District of Columbia to Virginia. Similar treasonous talk is attributed to Southern leaders including Henry Wise and Charles Faulkner. The piece critiques the idea and ties it to John Brown’s actions while contrasting Wise with Brown and urging Republicans to limit slavery within existing bounds. Washington Irving’s death note follows, detailing his decline and sudden collapse in his room with his niece present.
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Ohin
Gov. Wise
Washington
Vreement
District of Columbia
Virginia
John Brown
United States
Wise
Governor Wise
Berkly County
Charles J. Faulkner
Congress
Henry A. Wise
National Arsenal
Harper's Kerry
St. Seward
Lualkner
Julia Brown
Hay
Kansas
Pracere
Washington Irving
Public quarrel over slander and legal woes in Green County
A heated letter responses accuse Mr Broutia of falsehoods aimed at Mr Onney, recounting tavern life in Green County, a suspended practice, and political loyalties. The piece defends Broutia against slander, names several lawyers, and includes a countercard from Jonny A Brsouian and a slate of Republican party notes from Washington, Dec 1859.
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Broutia
Mr. Onney
Green County
Himeself
Stont
Bingham
Tevin
Ut Sud
Jude
Penetice
Dudge Irvin
Staut
Messrs
Gardner
Jonny A. Brsouian
Monroe
Farange'yeven
Wiscanatn
Otsa
Sherif
Execution of John Brown at Charlestown December 2
A Baltimore Sun despatch from Charlestown details John Brown’s execution at 11:15 p.m. on December 2 in Virginia. The narrative covers his removal from jail, the military guard and ring around the scaffold, the coffin procession, and Brown’s calm demeanor before the trap. Reports note martial law-like surveillance and arrests of suspicious figures as the town braces under strict discipline.
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Harper's Ferry
Bones
Gaurisornn
Charlestown
Maryland
Cuppie
Harper’s Ferry
Brown
Kangas
Bulween
Weloek
Campbell
Avis
Staf
Stath
John Brown
Clarper
Sherig
Bane & Asth
Gourt
Mansac
Larry IL
County of
Green
State of
Wisconsin
Foster
Suerit
Sheridt
Geen Co
Monroe
Erdlow
John W. Shuey
Lydia Shue
John Kleckner
The Polmta of the Free. PE mesage.
The New York Herald publishes a brief despatch on President Buchanan's forthcoming message. It notes Virginia events and warns of sectional party divisions, loyalty to the constitution, and slavery protection in territories. The piece discusses post office funding, San Juan controversy with England, and remarks on Mexican diplomacy and neutrality laws.
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New York Herald
Buchanan
Virginia
Congress
Tyr
Post-Office Department
Oreder
San Juan
England
San Jian
Marmey
Hiss
John Russell
Lord Lyons
Cass
Scott
Gene Greas
Arrival of the Overland Mail at St Laura and Sacramento
News items report the overland mail reaching Jefferson City and St Laura by December 2, with the 11th mail overdue ships from New York including the Chota Him and the Golden Eagle, plus ten other clippers overdue over 180 days. The article notes renewed agricultural activity, railroad progress on the Sacramento Valley line, a theft and defalcation case in Sacramento, and military actions against Piri River Indians.
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St. Laura
Overland Mail
Jefferson City
New York
Golden Eagle
Yuba River
Perks Bar
Sacramento Valley R. R
Janes Dennison
Sacramento
Placer County
Sth
Wells, Fargo & Co
Sacramento Polievtiah
Gut. Kibbo
California
Piri River
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Millward
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National Capitol
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Abbott & Pierce
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Wis
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Everward Welter
Deutscher Advocat
Monroe, Green Co
George Sommers
Dunwiddie
B. P. Williams
County Court of
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Jefferson Insaid
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Jemereen
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