Poem and prose on Liberty faith and Irish trial tale
A literary slice from Oshkosh Wisconsin requests poetry on democracy by John G Whitten and includes a lengthy narrative about Ireland's 1798 rebellion era. The piece blends devotional verse and a courtroom tale where Mary Donovan betrays a lover to defend justice while Phelim Reeney faces trial. The acquittal of the rebel and Mary’s silence leave a somber note on independence.
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Smith O'Brien
Dobbin
D'Alton
Freeman Office
Ireland
O'Brien
Fitzerald
Emmet
Sean
Trush
Mary Donovan
Phelim
Mary
Hallownias
Hall
Wraat
Atlas
Phelim Reeney
Guinleas
Pnebm Reedey
le ‘Cooley
Seemling
Hallmas Eive
Pheum
Reeney
Oshkosh The Newcomer Town Gains Rapid Growth
The Oshkosh True Democrat editor reflects on Oshkosh Wisconsin rising from a wilderness town to a thriving community since 1840s. He praises free labor and enterprise, notes the city’s location on Fox River near Lake Winnebago, and lauds the forward march of American expansion. The piece endorses liberty and opposes oppression as driving forces.
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Cordii Ly
Oshkosh
Tanner
Wisconsin
Lusa
Boston
Fox River
Lake Winnebago
Eghteen
Forrest
Tomor Morre
Examiner
Romance Of The Gold Re Regions And Mockery Of Wealth
A column notes how gold discoveries would alter society, retelling Peter H Burnetts 1849 letter from Sutter s Fort. It satirizes vanity and greed through anecdotes of shoemakers, merchants, and dandies chasing dust and comfort in the California gold rush, ending with a tale of a miner’s marriage hope and a vast deposit of dollars.
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Diggins
California
Gol. Donophan
Peter H. Burnett
Sutter
Upper
Spee
Oregon
Philadelphia
Congress
United States
Herod
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