05 Jan 1851
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1851
Page
1
The Warren Mail lists annual mail and office subscription at 1 650 in advance with 82 088 within the year. A 50 cent surcharge applies for residence delivery. Papers not discontinued until arrears are settled. Advertising: one 12 line square priced at 1 for three insertions. each subsequent insertion 25 cents.
Narrative of Dr. Bascom's frontier ministry across Virginia Kentucky and Ohio detailing his close escapes from a panther in Kentucky and a mob in New Orleans. He defends Colonization works in Natchez amid threats and gains large South city support and a subsequent gathering.
Rev Calvin Colton notes Christians in Europe and America seek to evangelize through peaceful commerce across a continental railroad. The path to pagan lands should be through trade, not war, opening the world to Christianity and the Gospel. The piece praises Providence guiding this vast project.
The New Haven Palladium recounts Benedict Arnold’s ignominious end after treason and financial ruin. It notes public scorn in England and St Johns, his wife Mrs Arnold’s courage during mobs, and the couple’s decline before Arnold’s death. Also includes a sleep aid paragraph and moral reflections.
The piece discusses methods to improve thinking by pre-reading planning and comparing one’s thoughts with masters. It contrasts disciplined study with unorganized accumulation of facts and argues for classification and generalization to achieve clearer understanding.
A Charleston Mercury fragment recounts John C. Calhoun at Yale 1804 06. It notes his literary political promise, ambition to join Congress within ten years, and later service in the war with Great Britain. It also mentions Gov Wood of Ohio opposing the Fugitive Slave Law and criticizing its enforceability versus the 1793 act.
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