Catholics Define The Christian Religion In State Debate
A speaker argues in North Carolina that Catholics hold the true Christian religion and Protestant groups should surrender political claims. He attacks Protestant succession, links Catholic influence to constitutional changes, and urges Baptists and other denominations to vote against altering Article 32 amid fears of papal power and religious tyranny.
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Paul
Britain
Rome
Austin
Swale
Canterbury
Henry the VIII
Jesus Christ
Henry
Edward
Episcopalians
Mary
England
Sampsons
Luke
Polycarp
John the Apostle
Constantine
Sylvester
Saint Peter
Edony
Peter
Judea
Pius the VII
Baptist Apostle
Baptist Society
Supreme Court
Baptists
North Carolina
L. J. Wilson
Sugg
Speight
Cooper
United States
Europe
Raleigh Standard predicts Republican edge in next Legislature
The Raleigh Standard lists 112 Republicans and 90 Whigs. It projects a Republican majority in the coming Legislature, about twenty in the Senate and eleven in the Commons, with Whigs as uncertain. It also details final results in the next Congress from the state, naming winners in each district and margins.
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General Assembly
Senate
Bragg Brothers and Green Offer Divided Warenton Affray Accounts
Messrs John and Thomas Bragg and C P Green publish separate statements on the late affray at War Renton. Each recounts events to exculpate self and blame the others, differing in rise and progress of the dispute.
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Messrs
John and
Thomas Bragg
C. P. Green
Warrenton
Whittlesey Postmaster Cleared in Pamphlet Case
The Halifax Advocate reports Martin county postmaster Mr. Whittlesey was arrested recently on an incendiary pamphlets charge. A committee of investigation concluded he is innocent of the accusation.
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Halifax Advocate
Whittlesey
Martin County
incendiary pamphlets seized in Philadelphia and burned in Richmond
Large public meetings across Boston New York and Philadelphia denounce the Fanatics. A box opened in Philadelphia contained incendiary pamphlets and newspapers like the Liberator and Slave's Friend directed to slaves states. The material, amounting to several bushels, was burned in Richmond after discovery. Charleston posts reportedly received 500000. A southern meeting offered three thousand dollars for Arthur Tappan. Rumor says Tappan fled abroad to avoid Southern vengeance.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Missouri
Alabama
Illinois
District of Columbia
Richmond
Charleston
Arthur Tappansers
Arthur Tappan
Abolition pamphlets returned or burned at post offices
In Washington and Bath abolition pamphlets received at post offices were promptly rewired to senders. The rule applies: return or burn. One pamphlet in Newbern was mailed back after being dressed with fur and feathers, postage paid to ensure its delivery, signaling the fate awaiting the pamphleteer if he ventured there.
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Washington
Bath
Newbern
Standard
Saving Fodder by Topping Corn Stalks for Fodder
The article urges farmers in the middle and eastern counties to top corn plants to save more fodder. It explains that cutting just above the ear preserves all blades and stalks, while other methods waste stalks and upper blades. A seasoned seaboard grower recommends trial of the topping method.
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Middle
Great Western Land Pirate Tales Revealed by Stewart
In John Morel s pamphlet of 90 pages the adventures of a notorious robber are recounted. Stewart, posing as a fellow traveler, feigns confidence to unlock the history of a highly disciplined outlaw band. The disclosures render the publication especially noteworthy.
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John
Stewart
Murel
Mystic plot alleged by Mural implicates regional conspirators
A fragmented report claims Mural as instigator of a brewing conspiracy among named individuals across Mississippi to incite violence against enslaved people. Arrests and a ten year sentence for alleged Negro stealing are noted, with harsh language reflecting era prejudices and sensational tone.
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Tao
Murel
Confederas
Arevive
A. Fentres
J. Wiekiney
Micklejohns
Soloman
D. Harrison
M. Coapwood
R. Huiston W. Partners
Jone
J. Secel
Bo Keli
D. Barnet V. Miles
Harris Li. Smit
K. Farmer
Minicsippi
AL Diesent
Guilford
Petersburg Market Report Delineates Declining Cotton Prices
The Petersburg market shows cotton prices declining with demand limited to lower prices 10 to 18 cents. Wheat prices fall from $1 to $1 12 cents red and $1 10 to $1 08 for sale. The note mentions machine cleaned and superior quality units fetching about 3 cents above quotations.
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Petersburg
The Fif ties and incendiaries in Jefferson county
The article describes persistent incendiary plots by secessionists and Tappan emissaries circulating seditious tracts. police suppress inquiry, with large quantities found among black residents and growing excitement in Jefferson County over the issue.
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Bir
Winchester
Tappan
Herdstown
Jefferson
Town Meeting in Canaan New Hampshire Report
Fragmentary account describes a town meeting in Canaan New Hampshire where a vote on removal occurred. A committee and residents from neighboring towns gathered with about a hundred yoke of oxen near an academy half a mile from a swamp, amid unsettled details of the proceedings.
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Canaan
Ton
New Hampshire
Summary Justice Declares Man Named Wood a Bartier
A brief Charleston Gazette notice states that on the 21st instant an individual named Wood is identified as a bartender facing a justice-related matter. The wording suggests a local legal or disciplinary context with limited details.
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Coully
Charleston
Lnst
Wood
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Wm. Montgomery
Augustin H. Shepperd
Abram Rencher
Do. Hith
Henry W. Conner
James Graham
Lewis Williams
Pettigrew
Montgomery
Wm. G. Shepard
Mr. Bynum
Mr. Long
Mr. Pettigrew
Dr. Hall
Gen. Speight
Col
M’leod
Gen
M’kay
Mr. Dishong
Mr. Deberry
Mr. Bethare
Dr. Montgomery
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Craige and Pearson
Maj
Conner
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Weil
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