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The Tarborough Press notes weekly publication by Geores Howanp with a yearly rate of seven dollars prepaid or two dollars fifty cents at year end. Subscriptions may be discontinued on notice with arrears. Advertisements up to a square cost one dollar for the first insertion and twenty five cents per continuation, longer ads at the same rate per square. Court orders and judicial ads are twenty five percent higher. Ads must state the number of insertions or run until directed, and mail to the editor must be postpaid.
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The Hickory Standeth Firm in Describing Storm
The poem from The Tarboro Press The Young Hickory portrays a storm raging as trees bend and break while the Hickory remains unscathed amid the wreckage. It extols resilience and patriotism through rural imagery, noting the Oak Willow Elm Walnut and Buckeye with varied fates, and anchors in Tarboro North Carolina in August 1844.
State Elections Schedule in Chronological Order
The Petersburg Republican lists upcoming elections with dates and the number of presidential electors. States named include North Carolina with August 1, September 3, October 2, 1914, and November 4, detailing elector counts for each.
Democratic support and warns on Texas stakes in 1844 poll
A lengthy Democratic letter from LEW. CASS to Wilmington Delaware urged unity for Polk and Dallas, praising their public service and Jeffersonian principles. Cass argued Texas annexation is essential to counter British expansion and cited past Democratic wins to support electoral strategy. The piece includes Cass’s praise of Jacksonian legacy and calls for concerted party action.
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Letter from General Cass at Ann Arbor gathering
The Globe presents an admirable letter from General Cass and notes his remarks at a democracy gathering in Ann Arbor Michigan. It highlights his grasp of British policy, a theme he has studied extensively, as quoted from the Delaware Journal via the Detroit Free Press.
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Gen Cass Addresses Ann Arbor Democracy Mass Meet
The editor notes Gen Cass spoke briefly at an Ann Arbor mass meeting. He recalled July Fourths past as a western man, described his troops’ 32 years ago bridge duty over the Huron, and recounted being lost in Washtenaw woods with soldiers suffering in hunger. He touched on bank and tariff and vouched for local Democratic nominees.
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Letter from General Jackson on Texas annexation and policy
Andrew Jackson to Hermitage correspondence dated June 24 1844 expresses satisfaction with Baltimore Democratic nominations Polk and Dallas, warns against Clay proposals such as a mammoth bank and Texas annexation opponents British influence and Mexico treaty arguments, advocates annexing Texas to strengthen union and national prosperity.
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Death by Own Action Of German Arriving From Germany
A German named Harts recently arrived from Germany committed death by own action by hanging himself on Tuesday on the Gratiot turnpike about 19 or 12 miles from this city. No reason given. He left a wife at Mt. Clemens. Detroit Adv. August 1.
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