25 Nov 1834
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Newspaper
Republican Banner
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1834
Page
1
An icated essay argues the human heart craves sympathy and social bonds. It reflects on shared feelings across ages, cites classical lines, and celebrates empathetic fellowship from childhood to old age, urging kindness as natural social virtue.
The essay argues stoic self control is admirable when personal pain is endured but hypocritical when applied to others. It contrasts Spartan courage with public cruelty, condemns rulers who fear scrutiny, and praises true worth shown through shared humanity and sympathy. It emphasizes that genuine greatness endures beyond fame and becomes valued in private life.
A reflective poem compares newspapers to a public inn where all readers find mental sustenance. It sketches readers across politics, society, gossip, and events, noting how many seek facts, conjecture, or social tidbits. The piece laments the mix of serious and trivial content.
Letitia, a village beauty, weds a rich heir while an imprudent medical student plots revenge. A staged scene involving a locked door and a chicken leg leads to a comic confrontation with a constable and a jail stay for the doctor, exposing the melodramatic consequences of rivalries and satire.
A reflective verse on fading summer beauty and sadness at nature’s passing. It contrasts external joys with inner hope that endures through winter, suggesting the mind's higher horizons and freedom from earthly limits.
A 100 ton improvised vessel built at Battersea by the smuggler Johnson aimed to free Napoleon from St Helena by sinking near shore then raising at night for Bonaparte to board and sail away. A Thames test with a barge ended as the torpedo exploded, Johnson surviving by cutting the cable.
A fragmentary poem extols Poetry as the pure conduit for feelings and grief. It questions if even Jove, music, or heroic deeds can be told as poetry, praising the healing and divine strains sung by the speaker and sisters of song.
The author extols home pleasures and music as essential. A young lady adds to the scene with soothing songs, while papa and mamma listen to ballads like The Winter is Past and The Birks of Ender May, thankful for the blessing of a well behaved child who values family approval over social applause.
Women wed in Dacre's new tale endure happiness and sorrow as they abandon home family and social supports. The married life promises bliss yet removes her from parents sister brother and children she has cared for, creating a sense of loss and change in identity.
A vivid scene of a family gathering near London in early November as a parcel of Colburns publications arrives. Emily clings to her doll, others browse The Foreign Review, Blackwood, and The British Magazine, while Alfred tosses an old newspaper. The piece praises needlework, quiet winter amusements, and the virtue of reading aloud with music, noting how young ladies can combine crafts with learning.
The practice of making sound Arrnt Feats is traced to the Chaldeans. A Habakkuk verse is cited to show ancient origins and encourages readers to compare old and modern manners.
A Byron daughter at 18 is described as lovely with brown hair and piercing eyes. Separately, the Temple estate in Vermont is said to renounce any funds wrongly obtained by the late Robert Temple per government claims.
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