Death and debates over nepotism and Paris's catacomb legacy
A reflective piece contrasts Washington and Morton on appointing relatives to office while recalling Jefferson. It shifts to a vivid wartime Paris account of incineration and catacombs, then returns to a Indiana political plea for Grant’s nepotism. The piece ends with a long description of an Indigenous memory game used in schools to enhance observation and recall.
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Anecdote of Daniel Webster Ends With Waterfall Bon Mot
A fragmentary anecdote recounts Daniel Webster’s famed wit in debate with the French minister and a Rochester audience. The Websterian quip about Rome and Greece, comparing national virtues to a 150 foot waterfall, is cited as a remarkable flourish in defense of liberty.
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