Sam Slick on Hope and Disappointment
In a passage from Wise Laws and Modern Instances Sam Slick derides hope as useless and mocks Cupid as a lapdog. The text contrasts hopeful romance with practical life, detailing a weary view of love, marriage, and temper, ending with a sharp, satirical blow on expectations.
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Sam Slick
Hope
Mr. Slick
Webster
Love
Cupid
Spooney
Bill
Erie
The Birth of a Nation and Early American Rise
A reflection on 1776 as America's birth, detailing the growth of the republic from scattered frontier posts to a nation stretching from the Ohio to the Pacific. It contrasts republican ideals with Europe’s monarchies, notes territorial expansion, and warns of future global power rivalries.
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AsAmerica
United States
Port Pit
Alleghany
Motongahela
Oto Valley
France
Ohio River
Thamalyes
Steoggh
Ohio
Miss
Rocky Mountains
Bergland
Reséieus
Earth
Amerien
Russie
Lee
Indiana 13th Article Contested Over Colored Preacher
The Madison case concerns Rev. C. W. Ruter, Presiding Elder, who hired a colored preacher from Louisville to speak to Madison’s Black community. Indy law bans employment or encouragement of outsiders who bring Black people into the state after adoption. A Jefferson Circuit Court indictment may test the provision’s practicality and fairness.
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Indiana
Madison
C. W. Ruter
Ehler
Louisville
Elder
Jefferson
N. A. Tribune
Resolutions of the State Temperance Convention in Ohio
The Ohio State Times reprints the State Temperance Convention resolutions urging prohibition of liquor manufacture and traffic. It condemns the liquor trade as destructive to life, liberty, and property, calls for constitutional means to prohibit it, and outlines party and campaign plans including a state central committee and funding. It notes support for anti-liquor candidates and warns against independent tickets.
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Our State Journal
State Temperance Convention
Ohio State Times
Mt. Vernon
Maine Law
Ohio
Michigan
Tio
Olno
General Assembly
Newspaper debt testing as social measure in Liverpool
The text reports on a test of willingness to pay among newspaper readers and publishers in Liverpool. It describes a man verifying if debtors pay by checking what papers they receive, implying good paying habits reflect character. It contrasts this with a spiritual exhortation to seek divine life and keep near the holy to bless others.
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Angel
Cos
Asl
New York Times
Crystal Palace
English
Holland
Samburg
Choice Picture
A &c
Japan
Marion and
Mississinewa Valley
Logansport
Marion
Columbus
Piqua
Indiana
Eagansport
Chicago
Pacific
Ohio
Baltimore
Ohio River
Hocking
Burlington
Mississippi
Peru
Columbus, Piqua and Indian Railroad
Loganspirt
Wabash
Ciizago
Philadelphia
Dayton
Democratic Phares
Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Company
Tisse
Dts Ele
P Qne
Idiasa
Loganaport
Itation
OCP
England
Russia
Turkey
Gogland
Piqua Register
Tul
Paris
St. Petersburgh
Smpstor
Surkey
Russian Arty
Moravis
Black Sea
Samn
London
Himeself
He Dritieh
Cain
Sach
Oura
China
Micchiavona
Liverpool Mail
Gil
Enquirer
Pat
Earth as a metaphorical place in a cryptic dialogue
A long, stray excerpt blends poetry and prose with refrains about earth as a frontier for work, play, and fate. It includes moral pleas on animal cruelty, snippets of dialogue, and disconnected anecdotes from Nottingham to Mississippian towns, ending in a fragmented note on a dammed stream and a tragedy.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Montreal
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St. Juban
Thave
Texas
Meagher
New Yorke
Europe
Italy
Ireland
Sue
Tom
Old Virginny
Maiden
Jay
Sluggard
Geo
Gies
Alea
Nottingham
Prana
Ava
Catter