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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1850
Page
1
The Warren Mail announces annual and in advance rates of 140 and 200 per year with 50 cent extra for papers left at residences. Discontinuation only with arrearages cleared, publisher’s option. Advertising rates: one 12 line square three times for 1 and 25 cents per further insertion.
A vivid tour through the Washington Union editorial corps and notable correspondents in the Capitol. The piece describes Club-like scenes with Bullitt, Sargent, Dow, Venable, and other journalists, detailing their appearance, roles, and reputations as they move about the House and speak with lawmakers. It also notes Whitney and John Van Buren as salient figures and closes with a lighter vignette and a brief transition to forthcoming notes.
The present Congress includes many veterans of the Mexican War who are effective speakers and rising leaders. Col. Davis served in the House during the war and returned to a Senate seat, while Col. Bissel’s steadfast abilities suggest a bright political future beyond the military service.
A reflective poem about nature and romance set on the Ohio shore. The speaker blends celestial imagery with longing for Mary, praising the landscape and divine presence as stars, moonlight, and riversides bestow a sacred calm. The poem intertwines love with spiritual devotion and mentions paradise.
A Princeton Magazine reminiscence recounts Patrick Henry's famed oratory observed by a young lawyer in 1794 in Prince Edward County Virginia. It details Henry’s solemn appearance, courteous demeanor, and a pivotal moment when he urged postponement of a murder trial. The piece notes the lasting impact of his voice and gesture on listeners.
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