14 Jan 1848
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1848
Page
1
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The speech attacks the Presidents river and harbor message as an executive overreach and argues it should be treated as a tabled document. It questions committee references and advocates national scope for internal improvements, criticizing constitutionality tests and favoring broader commerce planning.
The National Intelligencer reviews the latest Polk message and asks readers to answer seven questions. It probes whether U S boundaries already reached the Rio Grande in 1845 and if Tamaulipas was American soil in 1846, whether Mexico started the war, and if prolonged war to force concessions is justifiable. The piece ends by asking if readers will support endless war at great cost to vindicate the President’s consistency.
Two young boys dig through manure when a toad is mistaken for a sight, Joe hits Pete’s toe with a hoe in a moment of mischief and slapstick. Pete realizes the error and jokes about the prank.
Quotation argues that amassing wealth harms heirs. It claims most fortunes ruin the young, labeling wealth as the greatest curse to bequeath to the inexperienced.
A person asks about the realities of life and answers with real estate real money and a truly good dinner that cannot be realized without hard world effort.
The packet ship Admiral arrived recently at Havre from New York and completed the passage in fourteen days, a time shorter than many steamers.
A fragment notes the claim that the Hon. John Q. Adams favors acquiring Mexico is contradicted by the Boston Atlas editor. It cites rumors and counters the idea that Generals Quitman and Shields are in Washington City, with debate over foundational truth.
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