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Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1839

Page

2

Abolition Debate Rages Over Atherton Resolutions

A congressional floor struggle is recounted over Mr. Atherton's resolutions and the right to petition on abolitionism. The speaker denounces North Carolina's Edward Stanly for absence during a crisis, condemning disloyalty and urging adherence to constitutional rights amid sectional tension.

Abolition Debate Attack on Representative Duncan

A. Duncan accuses a North Carolina congressman of acting as a tool for abolitionist rhetoric and amalgamation aims. He decries anti abolitionist speech, claims the representative is influenced by abolitionist prompts, and asserts the need to expose supposed horrors of modern abolitionism. He references a debate in the Intelligencer and offers no further testimony.

Congress Intelligencer Stanly North Carolina Duncan A. Duncan

Debates Over Abolitionist Stance In Congress 1839

A serialized exchange between Mr. Duncan and Mr. Stanly is printed with strong editorial caution. The piece urges readers to weigh anti abolition resolutions and Stanly’s conduct, and notes his past ties to Texas questions and Vermont Massachusetts allies.

Duncan Stanly Vermont Massachusetts Texas

Executive Council to Meet on April 15 for Treasurer Appointment

The Governor has notified his Council to convene in this city on April 15 to advise on appointing a Public Treasurer, replacing D. W. Courts who was appointed Consul to Matanzas. fal. Keg.

D. W. Courts Matanzas

Smail Pox Reports Suppressed in City Counties

Reports circulate about a smallpox outbreak in Wilmington but official inquiry shows only five cases ever, all treated at a hospital five miles away, and no current cases exist in town.

Wilmington

Mail route cut to nineteen hours to Weldon

By a late arrangement of the General Post Office the mail is to be carried from Washington City to Weldon D C in nineteen hours. A travelling Postmaster on the route will distribute mails without detention to steamboats and cars. This plan already used on some great northern routes.

General Post Office Washington City Weldon D. C

Forgery Case Bound For Next Superior Court

Craven St Davis of Martin county is committed for trial at the upcoming Superior Court for forging a note of hand on Samuel Clark Esq of Leachville Beaufort county. Washington Rep.

Craven St. Davis Martin County Samuel Clark Leachville Beaufort County Washington

First Shad Of Season Trolled From Staten Island

The New York Star reports the season’s first shad was caught off Staten Island on Thursday night and sold for our Dollars, highlighting an early market pickup and local catches.

New York Staten Island

Fatal explosion at Black Heath Coal Pit near Richmond

A devastating fire damp explosion occurred on the 18th at the Black Heath Coal Pits near Richmond Virginia. Between 50 and 60 black pit laborers went down while three men at the pit mouth were killed instantly. The fate of those below remains uncertain as rescue efforts lag.

Black Heath Richmond

Earthquake death toll reported in Guadaloupe tops four thousand

The Havana files report that the Guadaloupe quake's dead exceed four thousand after buildings collapsed. Messages via the American brig Madrid from Barbadoes to Trinidad Cuba confirm the ruinous toll, with later market notes on cotton and commodities in Fayetteville, Washington Market, Norfolk, and Petersburg.

Guadaloupe Havana Martinique Windward Madrid Barbadoes Trinidad Cuba N. UC. Com

Political letter exchange and New Hampshire election gains

The Washington Whig critique on Mr Stanly and Mr Duncan prompts a proposed exchange of letters. New Hampshire Concord Patriot notes a Democratic landslide: John Page elected Governor by 6000+, four of five Counsellors, ten of twelve Senators, about 142 of 235 Representatives, and broad congressional and county wins.

New Hampshire Concord Patriot John Page Cheshire

Geelicke's Matchless Sanative claims asthma cure

A testimonial proclaims a fifty four year asthma case cured by Dr William Evans Vegetable Medicine. The patient, once ill for decades, reports relief after using two packages and asserts permanent recovery, noting prior exhausting treatments and disbelief in cure.

Wm. Evans Thad

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