Tariff Debate Reflections in Whig Chronicle and Trade View
The piece argues the 1840s tariff policy shapes U S manufacturing and farmer markets. It cites the Journal of Commerce and cites governor messages, noting tariffs support cotton and wool industries while impacting foreign goods and the North’s agriculture. It includes excerpts on wool prices, market openness, and the broader political clash over protectionism versus free trade with references to Ohio farmers and New England manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assern
Cras
Johnson
Journal of Commerce
New England
Boston
Providence
New Bedford
Cleveland
van Buren
Indiana
Calhoun
Nolair
Karmera
Elias
Harialiar
Aries
Faerg
Buffalo
Miss
Morchester
Law
Eante
Wormay
Saxony Fleocen
Havng
Liege
Arkansas
Ohio
Obituary Notice for Burnell of Nantucket Mourns Loss
An obituary from the National Intelligencer reports the death of Burnell at age 45 in his city lodgings just before 10 p.m. after a lingering consumption. Native of Nantucket, Burnell is praised for integrity, public spirit, and steadfastness, surviving by devoted friends and the support of a life built on practical sense and uncorrupted politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xofian
Ana
Nantucket
New England
Burnell
Night Vault Heist Ends With Thirty Pounds Profit
A cautionary tale describes Murphy persuading a superintendent to open a vault door and steal jewelry. He hides the loot in a trap and returns that night to escape with sixty pounds in profit. The narrative details mounting greed and a deadly plan gone awry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelvnteannivereal
Payrick
Teara
Murphy
Morphy
Pasaranian
Longtime public figure lauded for service and virtue
The text honors a veteran statesman who served in the House of Representatives and Senate, contributing to the Harrisburg and national conventions. It praises his prudent, useful leadership, religious faith, and steadfastness, noting health limits and his death with Christian composure. It reflects on his influence in early constitutional work and anticipated future government considerations.
A Rare Old Man Diep John Cary Passes In City
John Cary born August 1729 in Westmoreland Virginia,African parentage, followed George Washington from the French and Indian War to the Revolutionary era. He wore Washingtons coat as a cherished memento, lived in poverty but showed firm patriotism and devout faith, dying Friday evening at age 93.
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John Cary
Onn Jonny
Westmoreland County
Virginia
General Washington
Washington
Monongahela
Braddock
John
Yorktown
Woalmare
Land
Baptist Church
Firat Haptiat
Leite
Hite
Seizure of the Sandwich Islands Sparks Diplomatic Tension
A disputed seizure of the Sandwich Islands by Lord Poulter prompts protests from Haitiah authorities and calls in England for restoration. An American naval letter warns U S interests will suffer from Baglieri occupation, noting armor and property on the islands. Future canal links may boost strategic value as debates continue.
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Soma
Lord Poulter
England
Wal
New Orleans
United States
Baglieri
Anoualy
Lomense
Amayriganahi
Uni
In Sandwich Islands King Protests British Conquest
Washington dispatch from the Sandwich Islands arrives at the Department of Lime reporting a strong protest from the king against Britain's invasion and seeking interposition to curb conquest, appealing to nations and treaty obligations. Also note marginalized local conviction for voting wire fraud in Cuyahoga County where Morgan Gripy, Dexter Norton, and Lester Norton received one year penitentiary terms.
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Washington
Philadelphia Mercury
Department of Lime
Sandwich Islands
England
Cuyahoga County
Morgan Gri Py
Dexter Norton
Lester Norton
Vnion Iend
Canton Repository
The English and German Cow A stark contrast in dairy life
The passage contrasts English pasture bliss with German peasant scenes. It portrays English cows enjoying shade along flowing brooks and lush fields, while German cows suffer confinement, lack of grazing, and harsh labor. The tone underscores rural wealth in England versus perceived German hardship.
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England
Ceuntrian
Golden End
Poplin Howers
Greenuss
Kogand
Tony Bennath
Mountida
Devan
Hereford
Durham
Elma Chestor
Gloucester
Harth
Germany
Nelow
Rund ii
Har
Ile
Fragmented OCR fragment hints at a dramatic life and decline
The unreadable text alludes to a judge or notable figure and a troubling decline in domestic life and industry. References to Birman and a wealthy male cohort imply a social circle, while the damaged lines suggest a narrative of death, fame, and misfortune amid a historical setting.
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Erie
Birman
Wintow
Perpetual Day Aboard the North Pole Expedition
The journal entry contrasts constant daylight with the shipboard routine during Buchson's expedition toward the North Pole. It notes the strain of endless sun on sleep, cabin life, and labor, and argues daylight’s real value lies in the balance of work and rest provided by alternating day and night.
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Wight
Efima
Tous
Jndoens
Powtinne
Seechy
Buchson
North Pole
Resirection Men in Dublin University Magazine
A lurid tale centers on two men Vatruck and Murphys and an intimate friend of Patrick's wife. A servant reveals plans to move a corpse for a burial scam. Patrick and accomplices execute a staged coffin removal and concealment near a London area residence, with a haunting air of mystery and implied murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin University Magasine
Patrik
New Reaping Machine Demonstrated by McCormick
A new reaping machine by Mr McCormick of Rockbridge showcases rapid grain handling. The device uses a reciprocating reel and suspended gears to cut and feed rye onto a moving bed, with grain collected on a platform behind the machine as the mechanism operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
McCormick
Rockbrilgn
Van Buren Costs Compared With Whig Rule
The Newark Gazette reports that Van Buren’s first two and a half years cost over 95 million dollars while the Whig administration spent about 47 million. It claims the Whigs saved 47 million in two and a half years, while Van Buren inherited a treasury of debts and spent 142 million in four years, urging reelecting the Whigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kear
Newcastas
van Buren
Newark
The Lat of the Poet Frederika Brne Met Anys
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Frederika Brne praising a poet whose lyre evokes the souls of men. The passage hints at a divine harmony produced by the poet’s tone and will, suggesting deep reverence for literary artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Anys
Wart Remedy By Simple Washing Soda Application
Aimed at removing many warts on hands, a simple mixture with washing soda dissolved in water is applied for a minute to ten minutes and allowed to dry without wiping. Repeating this every few hours or days can gradually destroy even large clusters of warts.
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Garroll Free Press
J Prarch
Ann Mienitsuin
TW. Collier
Aus Grare
Tyrantive to Matrimony Club Offers Prize Pool
A Lincoln England club of young men deposits weekly sums into a savings book. The first to marry wins the entire deposited amount plus the pot, a quirky scheme blending savings with a marital prize.
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Lincoln
England
Marrien Jeta
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National Intelligencer
Avida
Leolions
Death of the Hon Banken Booxety
Massachusetts
Bia
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House of Repp
Commonwealth
LENS
Mexico
Chlitarham
Breteustma
Patrick
Salter
Wright
Nike
Patrich
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