Education of the blind by Dr Howe in Ohio exhibit
A report from Columbus on Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe’s initiative for the blind, showcasing pupils Joseph Smith the 15 year old, Abigail Carter 13, Sophia Carter 11, their method, reading by embossed books, arithmetic and geography skills, music, and demonstrations at the Ohio House. Also notes Michigan state admission debate and Senate discussions on the Banc question and public finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Howe
Howe
Boston
Massachusetts
Institution For the Education of the
Joseph Smith
Abigail Carter
Sophia Carter
Europe
Alexander Rodenbach
Belgium
Ashheir
Shaw
Sease
Mise Abagail Carter
Mathew
Jobo
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Wil
Jen Montreal
Lower Canada
Manser
Indiana
Tennessee
Lake Erie
Ohio
Lake Michigan
St. Lawrence
Carter
Senate
Michigan
Committee of the Judiciary
Grundy
Messie
Calbous
Morris
Ewing
Dominion of monetary power argued by opponent faction
The text attacks a dominant party's push to centralize control of the monetary system in Washington. It accuses the Dallas and Wilkins faction in Pennsylvania of leveraging Congress against the United States Bank and questions whether party managers will act or merely talk. It invokes figures like the Whitneys and Kendalls and labels others as unprincipled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southard
Rives
Bia
Land
Congress
Wayiown
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Bank of the
U.S
Banko Pennsylvania
Galbraith
Confederacy
Cabal
Washington
Whitneys
Kendalls
United States Bank
Dallas and Wilkins
Dazias
Rightful State of Things at Natchez In Revolting Duel Scene
An Natchez paper reports a bloodless duel quarrel turned violent at Main and Pearl streets in Natchez involving three Northerners. Pistols and Bowie knives damaged several men, prompting a public meeting led by Col. Sessions with Judge Winchester urging suppression of duelling and concealed weapons. The community considers banks and insurers to bar employees who carry concealed arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez Christian Herald
3Dimst
Main
Pearl Streets
Ie i
Tri- Hing
Washington
Col. Sessions
Winchester
Deaths in Penns Neck Township during severe weather
On a Saturday night a notorious drunkard froze to death on the Daleware river banks in Lower Penns Neck Township. The following night another man, a fellow-devotee, died in a voluntary sacrifice to this modern Malaci as harsh weather continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleware
Lower Penns Neck
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Ohio State Journal
House of Representatives
Columbus
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
U. of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Congress of
Ann Arbour
State Journal
Washreton
Forssek
Lee
Thomas Andros
Berkly
Bristol County
Jereey
Natchez