A Tale of Midd Ala On Fux Movstraineen in Perin
The piece narrates a rural tale from the valley cottage life, where three brothers Guillaume Pierre and Jehan venture to obtain an eagle nest to save their ill father in Salanches. Pierre descends a perilous cliff, fights eagles to secure four nestlings, and returns with courage, his hair turning white, as the family rejoices at the life saved.
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Salanches
Mont Binne
Eld Bernard
John
Sadeo
Saris
Abe
Ruther
Coeviniuby
Guillaume
Piersey
Jehan
Pierre
Anid Guillaume
Jehon
Tom
Pierra
Gallus
Bernard
Guilliaume
Andre
Barnard
Silk
Birds of Prey
Pierze
Thavathem
Fierro
Gourage
Engles
Grullaume
Jong Kong
Chins
John Pranklin
Thant
Franklin
Behring‘s Straits
Basin’s Bay
Intivada
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Morn
War of Whig factions stirs as convention nears in New York
Detroit Free Press reports intensifying Whig infighting ahead of the 1852 convention. John Van Buren frames Pierce and King as Democratic unity, urging New York to back the Baltimore platform and uphold laws including the Fugitive Slave Act, while warning against secessionist moves and urging youth to rally for unity.
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Slaughter House
New York Tribune
Seward Scott
The
Tribune
Aicorzan
John van Buren
New York
Tomany Hall
Juba
Pierce
King
Reider
FreaSoit Party
Gen. Pierce
Tammany Hall
Tammany Fall
Franklin Pierce
Wm. R
van Buren
Baltimore
Thea
Tie
Congress
Unis
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Union
Fife
Banoxuyy
Jam Poig
Tammany Thill
Phare
N. York
Perce
Webster
The Right Spirit in Political Letters From 1852
A collection of private extracts from city letters discusses Civil War era figures and 1852 Democratic and Whig politics. It notes Gen Cass’s war record and a New York rally for Pierce and King, with Van Buren’s Newack speech backing the Baltimore platform. The piece also reflects on child upbringing and moral lessons, and mentions rising water on Rick River and dam damage.
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Wanre
Aneghbor
Cass
Mexico
Pierce
Maine Liquor Law saga ends with governor signing bill
The legislature battled over the Maine Liquor Law in Massachusetts. After delays and votes, the bill reached the governor without the reference clause and without the secret ballot. Spectators crowded the chambers as the session closed with expressions of unity from Senate leaders.
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Massachusetts
Papar
Senate
Yeioad
Birhen
Tha Hhouse
House
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