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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1844

Page

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Cheapest Goods in the City at Auction Store

An auction notice lists vast fabrics and goods including broadcloths, cassimeres, satins, linens, alpacas, velvet, and various dress fabrics from English, French, and American suppliers. It advertises low prices, urges early shopping, and credits Root & Fister and Griffon & Milesard as partners offering saddles, harness, leather, and general wares, with cash for cattle and farm products.

Kentucky Parisientia Gris Southerland Prince Alburt Root & Fister Iuforts Dridlea Martin Rales Dearborn St. Lows Seth Hee Willard Harpahire Street Griffon & Mileard VIPER Pock & CO

The Coon and the Fox a Baltimore Patriot Verse

A fragmentary verse from the Baltimore Patriot retells a fable of the Coon and the Fox. It portrays a bold, truth-telling Coon who defends his word, braves danger, and exposes a deceitful lion, ending with a dramatic retreat from the Madson den.

Cassius M. Clay Letter Sparks Political Slavery Debate

The letter from Cassius M. Clay, published in the Philadelphia paper, frames slavery within national politics and urges readers to weigh Clay’s stance as a slaveholder amid abolitionist pressure. Cyrus Clay argues the Civil War era clash over liberty, votes, and federal policy, while defending Clay’s position and urging candor in public discourse.

Morality of Loco Fofocoism in Burlington and Eye

The piece accuses loco foco editors of hypocrisy in religious rhetoric and political attacks on Clay. It cites dueling, drunkenness, and violence by figures they praise or condemn, arguing their stance is inconsistent. The author defends Clay, recounts the Graves and Cilley duel context, and recalls reactions of an old bricklayer to Clay's compassion toward a veteran.

Pheir Abolition Custus M. Clay Clay Tealoe Trdane Lesisaron Ky Atared Diyton Ohin Dean Henry Clay Liberty Men Ohio Gusmy Loco Foco Mr. Clay Gen. Jackson Jackson Nashville Tenn Thomas H. Bexton Jesse Mr.Cray Mr. Cray Silas Tf Senate Wat. Allen Atex. Duncan Washington Anata Les Scebauches Alabama Percy J. McConneth McConnell House of Representatives Ixo B. Davison Louisiana Messrs Graves Cilley Graves Calley Tasay Cliy Dhe Aki Devriathon Pane Viane Great Britain Kendall Mas Chay New Orleans Get New Ore Berry Cal Sparks Parva Loco-Foco Gray Clay Caannot Lexington Rick Carruths Amortel Senate of the United States Gales & Lenton America Congress Cray Register iEmancipator van Buren Missouri State Register Sangamo Journal

Clay and politics in the Benton tribute on Mr Clay

A fragment from Thomas Benton praising Henry Clay’s leadership and policy, recounting Clay’s national service, support for internal improvements, and stance on American commerce. Included are references to New Orleans controversy, Kendall’s pamphlet, and a Boston-New York era exchange on Clay and Van Buren.

Benton Scary Clay Thomas ‘Ll. Benton Great Western Stalasiinn New World Mexico South Ameret Mississippi Sea of the West South America van Buren New York

Duel talk and political snubs Tome in Jackson era letters

The piece surveys state political weights and criticizes Amos Kendall for pamphlet attacks on Henry Clay. It recounts Kendall’s Jackson biography framing and quotes Jackson’s duel legacy, contrasting sincere anti duel sentiments with Locofoco hypocrisy and Monroe era Democratic commentary.

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