20 Nov 1846
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1846
Page
1
Subscription terms detail annual rates and payment options. Advertisements run at standard rates. The notice specifies 1.75 dollars in advance, 2 dollars within the year, and 2.50 dollars after year end. Names gest and morris appear as publishers.
A dramatic series of rhymed portraits praising and critiquing statesmen. Poetic tributes to Webster Calhoun Crittenden Corwin J M Clayton Benton Allen and others evoke memory, eloquence, and political power with musical rhythm and vivid imagery. A final burst of theatrical sounds closes the piece.
Two merchants discuss Carlton’s affairs and the appropriateness of extensions vs winding up. Carlton later seeks creditor leniency, while Elder reflects on past attempts to ruin him and faces the consequences as Carlton’s finances deteriorate and creditors grant relief.
A distressed merchant, Elder, seeks relief from Carlton who offers endorsement of notes and a cash loan after determining available resources and debts. Elder receives eight thousand dollars, easing his burden, while Carlton's sympathetic help preserves a network of trust as Elder recovers and vows to treat debtors fairly in future.
The piece urges the Queen to pursue peace over war, arguing war corrupts Christian virtue and devastates families. It calls the royal role to pity peasants, extend humanity to mothers in the field, and use sovereign influence to curb militarism. It concludes with a plea to dedicate reign to peace and honest industry.
A Cincinnati Advertiser note recalls a boyish theft fear with a grandfathers desk and a government paper, praising integrity. It then describes the steamboat Old Vickory meeting 22 vessels near the Ohio mouth with West/Midwest cargoes, and mentions a temperance death and South Carolina gold mine profits.
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