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Dolkers
Paul
Jervisy
H Blount's 1838 address to Nash County voters in North Carolina
H Blount replies to Nash County citizens on his record as a representative in the North Carolina House. He reviews constitutional changes, surplus revenue decisions, and his vote against a regional banking alliance, arguing for fiscal prudence and continued public support. He notes the 1837–38 legislative session was long and productive, praising reforms and urging voters to reelect him.
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House of Commons
Howe
Nash
Ieler
Nash County
al- Weh
General Assembly
Congress
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisville
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
U. States
Mvo Strate
H. Blounty
Nashville
N. C
Remarks on Extravagance and Reform in the Union
Mr Bynum rebukes Mr Bond for unfounded charges of extravagance against the Administration. He argues the party rose on principles opposing reckless internal improvements, unfair tariffs, and bank excesses, rather than petty acts. He challenges concrete charges, cites Judge Smith on eight hundred million dollars in planned projects, and defends executive accountability to Congress.
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Bynum
Ohio
Mr. Bond
Republican Party
Picayune
Massachusetts
United States Bank
Sis
Adams
Congress
Neuse Navigation Plan Hindered by Bridge Obstacle
The steamboat E. D. McNate attempted an experimental trip up the Neuse to assess permanent service between the town and the boat terminus. It reached Doherty's Bridge, whose narrow arch and low draw blocked passage. The owner offered to fund bridge alterations, but the proposal was rejected by Mr. Doherty, forcing the boat to return. The paper notes the owners’ action as unjust and cites Pyrnior’s legal advice as the first step to compel duty on bridge owners for public welfare.
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Neuse
E. D. McNate
Doherty
Pyrnior
Bridge On the Neuse
Newbern Spectctor
Large Boa Constrictor Kills Fox in Perry County
A large boa constrictor over 12 feet long is reported to have killed a fox in Perry County Alabama. The tale notes the snake’s impressive size and unusual capture, reflecting local wildlife sightings of startling size.
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Perry County
Ala
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