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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1835
Page
2
The piece condemns profane swearing theft and adultery, recounts drunken gatherings, gambling, and abuse of wives and children, and laments stewarded wealth taken from the distressed. It also contrasts poetry’s harmony with prose and notes a lengthy parliamentary report on American indemnity and France's handling. The text then shifts to commentary on poetry, governance, and international affairs.
The Tarboro Press discusses the distinction between poetry and prose, noting poetry's flexible purposes and its broad reach across history philosophy and practical views, while prose remains the dominant form for narration and record.
Intelligence from the Napoleon describing the April 15 vote in the Chamber of Deputies 289 to 137 confirms the indemnity bill's passage with a conditional friendly explanation regarding the President's Message. Mr Livingston is expected to return home promptly. London reports note Paris papers arriving by late morning.
The OU SE note on Saturday June 4 1955 states that the communication of Mavier is inadmissible and the same reasons used to reject Simon Pure apply to Xavier. It criticizes K W W for omitting a responsible reference required to place in the column.
The Tarboro Female Academy held exams on Tuesday and Wednesday with a large turnout of students and visitors. Trustees and attendees praised the proficiency of the young ladies and favored the academy over others in the region. No state convention news yet. delegates traveled through town and awaited Raleigh assembly results.
The reader will find the pleasing intelligence of a final adjustment of our anticipated difficulties with France. European journals acknowledge a fact that the Opposition in this country seems to question.
The text credits the successful termination of the affair to the energy and decision of the present Administration, attributing the outcome to its decisive leadership and active measures.
John Macleod Esq of Johnston County announces his bid to represent the Newbern Congressional District in the upcoming Congress. Local news notes he seeks the seat amid district political activity.
Salisbury newspapers announce Bucton Craige Esq as a candidate to represent the Salisbury Congressional District in the next Congress. Abram Reacher Esq, the incumbent, is also a candidate.
The Mecklenburg celebration of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence occurred in Charlotte on the 20th inst. About 5,000 people attended the assembly with Governor Swain and Senator Mangum among speakers. Over 600 dined at the dinner and a splendid ball closed the day with great enthusiasm.
George Johnson, about 50, of Cathey Creek, reportedly drowned after trying to ford Broad River near J. W. Harris's house on Monday. He was said to be intoxicated and unable to guide his horse, which dragged him into the swollen torrent. his body had not been recovered by Monday evening. The Roanoke Advocate also notes the death of Jesse H. Burneston of Baltimore, whose back was broken when a stage upset in Halifax County.
From a reliable source we learn stock for the Roanoke and Greensville Railroad totaling ninety seven thousand dollars has been subscribed. The estimated cost is about one hundred thousand dollars with construction likely to start within weeks and finish by June first, 1836. The line runs from Bellfield to Wilkins Ferry, about eighteen miles, Wilkins Ferry some twenty five miles from Warrenton. Will the region ever witness trains and coaches as a sign of progress and enterprise. Warrenton Rep.
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