Authorized agent announced for subscriptions in Plainfield
The Plainfield Gazette announces Albert D. Drake as the authorised agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements, effective immediately. Drake will handle payments, renewals, and solicit new listings for the May issue of the Plainfield edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Drake
Plainfield
Franklin
Theodore Vermale
Weare
Couc
Morrow County
Bennington Township
Ohio
Kalroad
Medway
New Market
Poundbresk Somerville
New Brunswick
Septal Plains
Elizabethtown
Newark
New-Jersey
New- Jersey
PR. Chilton
Chiltoats Chemical
Ilten
St. New Y
RES
Rane Artes
Joris Gouvieri SD
Barber & Air Dresser
Gazette Office
Occuen Et
J.T Harley
James Elpest
Maiden Line
New-York
M.A. Frazee
Second Presbyterian Church
Pisinfeld
Constanton
Equal rights and abolition of property qualifications
The author argues that equal rights are the firm basis of republican government and condemns the extension of slavery and the idea of property qualifications for rights. He denounces aristocratic privilege rooted in feudal and priestly power and warns against party gains sacrificing liberty and justice.
Abolition of Debt Laws and Home Protection Debate
The article argues against special privileges for creditors and calls for protecting homesteads from debt liability. It challenges political allies who oppose inalienable rights, urges ballot box action, and criticizes debt collection laws as unjust, urging abolition to safeguard vulnerable families and promote honesty.
The Galphin Claim Investigation Report
The committee’s report exposes a disgraceful conduct by the secretary of war and others over a claim worth large sums. It faults the attorney general for overturning precedents and the treasury secretary for failing to seek proper sanction. The piece notes impending publication of a nationwide newspaper list by S M Pettengill and mentions Somerset Courts resuming sittings.
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Committee of Investigation
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Suday Dispatch
Insurrection Fears Amid Havana Plies with Cuban Disturbances
Late reports from Havana note widespread alarm as insurrection and invasion fears rise, cholera causes daily deaths, slaves move inland, and Spanish 800 troops arrive with a reformist Captain-General. Old batteries are overhauled while business stalls and port activity declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Havana
Spain
American City Growth and Oddities Highlight Historic Urban Rise
The article surveys rapid growth of American cities with New York reaching 500 000 and Philadelphia over half a million, plus New Orleans Boston and Chicago expanding. It notes a mis-tuned hymn incident and coverage of Gliddon’s Nile panorama and a mummy unrolling plan. It includes shipping data on peas and strawberries by the Herald to Baltimore and related routes.
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New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Boston
Borm
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
Lowell
Chicago
Milwaukie
Hyssop
Asrolline
Gliddon
Nile
Egypt
Thebes
Moses
Massachusetts
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Plainfield Gazette
Plainfield, N. J
Great Britain
Mso
Kingdom of Heaven
Galphin
S. M. Pettengill
United States
Pettengill
Somerset Courts
Island of
Cuba
Cvreone Sevarons
Wring
Ind
Wes
Phelps
Greene
R. TE
Mof N. J
Wales
Del
Mason
Tens
Cass
Mich
Benton
Rusk
Texas
Hamlin
Maine
Webster
Maas
Etebiason
N. York
Sturgeon
Penn
Pratt
Mil
Davis
Miss
Corwin
Bright
Yulee
Fla
Dodge
Wis
Baldwin
Comm
Corning
Line
Charleston
Baltimore
Phila
Tios
N.Y
Bos
Gar
General Assembly of Church of the United States
Mth
Nich
Kirwan
Church South
Columbus
Georgia
Cunax
W. Jay
Brooklyn Eacre
Warren
Somerset Whig
Francisco
Simon
Louie
Maxine Averr Hotes
Young A
Tam
Miss C
Herald
Osceola
Mitchell
Washington
Alexandria
Norfolk Argus
William Wright
Davis V. Johnson
Laing
Stephen Vail
Courtland St
New Jersey
John F. Seaman
John Street
William
Hail Road
Acra
Hess Andirson
Iy v
Normere
Able
Ingraia
Beutch
Tede
Cogumen Garppische
St CO
Fabia
Idtothe
Fee Dru
Anderson
Bowery New York
Selle Goods
Carleton &Co
Carleton, Frothingham & Co
William-street
John & Fulton-sts
Vicnity
Ss. B. Potter
Wno
Barclay Street
West
Washington-sts
CHEAP
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Cherrest
Kirkpatrick
Moon
Charles
Ontos
Anil
Horace Seaton
P. S
Fe Qure
Howace
Seaton
Nowork
Mall of Commerce
Church Street
H. Scuence & Son
Peartet
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