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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1839
Page
4
Fragmentary poem by Hamish laments exile and longing for homeland Canada. The speaker recalls childhood joys, bondage, and the hope of freedom from a dark oppression. He imagines gazing toward home from distant shores and reels in memories guiding a wish for eventual liberty.
Fragmentary verse honors a fallen chieftain. The speaker laments loss and memory, praising his homeland and sacrifice while insisting the hero remains alive in memory rather than decaying. The poem invokes national pride and the monumentality of his deeds.
A rebuttal from Franklin Gazette defends Von Schoultz, a Swedish-born Pole with noble roots, against claims he was a Russian emissary aiding rebellion. The letter portrays his heroic exile after Poland Russia conflicts, detailing travels and perilous exploits that led him to America, the home of liberty.
A review of a dramatic, brief life recounts a figure drawn to liberty in 1830 At Onondaga he built a small laboratory and inspired belief in his theory He later returned to the region and set up furnaces before perishing The letter in Montreal and the Haldimand dispute are noted in a postscript dated 1784 and 1744 with calls for justice and royal action.
Outlines of Mr Du Calvet's second letter to Lord North dated 29 November 1783. He complains of neglect of his petition to the King and cites tyranny in Quebec. He notes three deputies' remonstrance, Haldimand’s agents in London, and seeks recall of Haldimand to London to end despotism and protect the province. He vows further correspondence until an answer.
Public meetings in Oswego Watertown and Ogdensburg praised Federal neutrality laws and opposed patriotic associations while demanding Kingston prisoners’ release. Citizens denounce Canadian toryism, defend American liberty, and urge government action to secure unconditional emancipation.
Franklin Gaze enforces a stern, commanding note on concessions and refusals. The directive demands unwavering compliance and decisive authority, leaving no room for supplication.
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