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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1868
Page
1
In a poem by John G. Saxe the theme urges self reliance across life and risk. It cites Galileo and Kepler as examples who pursued truth alone, warning that comfort and riches do not guarantee victory without personal courage to go it alone.
A fourteen year old warehouse helper finds a ten dollar bill and returns it to Mr. Hubbard, proving integrity pays. Hubbard rewards Edward with a raise to two hundred dollars a year and upfront pay to support his ailing family, while Edward buys provisions for home and shares the news with his mother and sister.
A dreamer narrates a feverish equal rights nightmare with abolitionist echoes and violent racial scenes. The narrator cites Michigan politics, Liberia's constitution, and a mob attack on whites by black crowds, ending with a plea for white sympathy and a postmaster sign-off.
The Detroit Post quotes a Pegasus remark about a man in Washington who erased his I’s from the policy and tore into the War Office. It notes the act as truth rather than poetry. Then it references Andy’s entrance and exit describing a kingly aura undone by the devil.
The Cleveland Herald labels the city a Presidential slaughter house. It cites General Cass dodging river and harbor questions, General Scott praising Irish and German accents, and Andrew Johnson reaching a low point on his dismal tour in the isle.
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