Portage Sentinel prints tale of Native and settler mercy
In a long excerpt from a mixed page story a white hunter and a Native mother and child share a starving moment, while a young Indian saves a trapped couple. A later letter by Mr. Burritt minds England’s charity and contrasts English child labor with American concerns, then shifts to a graphic poverty scene of English nail makers and their families, invoking literacy and hope.
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Flow
Thor
Jane
Son
Panter Boy
Pleisabi
Burritt
England
Nature
Wailers
Tursuar
Worcester
Broomsgrove
America
John Russell
John
Ind
Duke of Wellington
Jeemes
Jammy
Jemmy
Esse
Mark the Trottors and Whig Treason Talk
A Vermont Whig stance denounces the Mexican War as treason and urges impeachment of the President. The piece cites Daniel Webster at Faneuil Hall and derides party name changes from Tories to War Party. It recalls Samuel Myers from Monterey with a belly wound, describing brave action beside Col. Watson and the Ohio Volunteers in the face of Mexican fire.
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Hoe
Vermont
Mexico
Daniel Webster
Congress
Richt
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Samuel Myers
Monterey
Rifles
Myers
Taylor
Falkt
Tran
Olio
Father Coming Home Poem of a Soldier's Return
A wartime era poem depicts fathers crossing the world amid cold winds. It contrasts a strong, steadfast father with a child’s joyful welcome, describing a coffin, prayers, and a hopeful homecoming as a family awaits at the door.
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Dresry
Father
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