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Household Navy Appropriation and Political Attacks
A long 1839 appropriation bill outlines funding for marine corps expenses, barracks, hospital construction, and naval vessels. A political broadside criticizes Federalists, praises Thomas H. Hall, and argues for constitutional limits on government power and banking.
Hard trial and sweeping push for Stanly speech
Mr. Howard notes a Washington Whig report of a sharp defense battle over Stanly’s Tarboro speech in Edgecombe Court to county voters. The piece suggests expectations are low for better outcomes from the opposition to the address.
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Farmer Voice Supports Constitution at Ballot Box
A farmer expresses satisfaction that voters can again back the constitution at the ballot box, praising a servant and supporter of constitutional principles and urging Republican alignment in the upcoming vote.
Thoughtful reflections on Mr Stanly speech at Edgecombe
A critique of Mr Stanly's Edgecombe Court oration in praise of the Whig stance, denouncing vanity and deceit. The writer contrasts Stanly with Jacksonian policies, condemns abolitionist and bank interests, and argues for Southern rights and states’ equality under the constitution.
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