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Weekly Farborough Press by George Toward costs two dollars fifty cents in advance per year. Monthly rates twenty five cents. Subscribers may cancel with notice and pay in arrears if local. distant subscribers must pay in advance or provide a local reference. Advertisements under a square priced at one half a cent per line per insertion. lower ads in like proportion. Court orders and legal notices 25 percent. Postal delivery rules noted. misc typos reflect period publication.
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Liberty
Wieher
Dlsagt
Pyaar
Viliessel
Vann Buren or Clay Dramatic Choice in Congressional Election
A fiery defense of Van Buren over Clay positions abolitionism as a central issue. The author denounces Stanly for aligning with abolitionist factions, warns that supporting Clay threatens Southern institutions, and urges Republicans and Whigs to unite for true Republican principles and Southern rights in the upcoming election.
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Stanly
Hosti
Stinly
Vann Buren
Clay
van Buren
de- Heapla
Mr. Clay
Teuren
Msike
Timausons
van Iten
Slade
Tanly
She
National Intelligencer
Mr. Stanly
Sword of Justice
Ile
South
England
Whngs
Henry Clay
Abolition Party
Atherton
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Swartwout
Committee of Ways and Means
New York
Webster
Benton
Florida
Dr. Sall
Hall
de. Isle
Afr. van Buren
Washington
Wilson
Lek
Moloch
Federal Party
Redbard Stanly
Edward Stanly
Ife
A Countryman’s Appeal for the Third District Vote
A political letter urges Republicans to vote for Henry Clay and Trenry Clay, arguing the stakes include liberty under federal oppression and potential national dissolution. The author pleads citizens to consider Dr Hall Van Stanly and Clay Buren amid sectional tensions and endorses Clay’s presidency as pivotal for the Union.
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Hall & van Stanly
Clay Buren
Abolition
Union
Stanly
Trenry Clay
Henry Clay
United States
Political attack on Stanly and national symbols
The Tamboro Press denounces Stanly for slander against the eagle atop the Senate chair and attacks his political positions. It defends Republican heroes like Webster and Clay, questions Stanly’s loyalty to the South, and criticizes Whig opposition while urging voters to replace him with a more steadfast representative.
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Howard
United States
Stanly
Daniel Webster
House of Representatives
N. Carolina
Congress
Atherton
Mr. Stanly
Gov. Sancho
England
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the Farborough Press
George Toward
van Muren
Mee van Buren Teanpil
Mr van Burren
Mr. van Buren
Pambers
Talahood
Tamboro’ Press
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