Sacred Portrait Still Guarded on Wall
A somber reflection on keeping a cherished image in place as memories of loved ones fade. The speaker pleads to protect the sacred portrait from removal, mourning past years and crying over the loss.
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07 Jan 1858
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Newspaper
Washington Telegraph
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1858
Page
1
When Our Ship Comes In From Sea
A poverty stricken girl longs for finery as strangers pass by in rich robes. Her mother vows that when the ship comes in she will have garments and all things free. The child waits on the shore, watching for a ship that never arrives, pondering how many people await a ship that never comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
Maggie Lee
Lawyer Bimby
Bimby
Jennie
Joe
Bimbe
Ennie
Lawyee
Binthy
A Day in Petticoats The Runaway Masquerade
A narrator recounts a masquerade as Maggie Lee aided by Bob Styles to join a runaway marriage. In disguise the narrator mingles with the party, teases lawyer Bimby, and endures close calls with Jennie from a boarding school. The caper ends with Jennie and the narrator's romance confirmed after a moonlit moment and a chaotic chaperone scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Styles
Maggie Lee
Maggie'sfather
D River
Grove
Cob Styles
Dueeed
Mr. Bimby
Miss Lee
Bob
Old Lee
Maggie
Bimby
Jennie
Thad
Cathuca Orj Schounebrunner
Army in Utah and the Kansas Slavery Conflict
The piece attacks federal policy over the Utah army and Kansas slavery, accusing the administration of neglect and planning to force slavery in Kansas. It blames Gen Denver and the Lecompton Constitution, arguing troops were kept in Kansas for political purposes while Utah faced disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Fort Laramie
Kansas
St. Louis Republican
Lecompton
Denver
Iud. Journal
Broderick voices concern over president’s per- sonal conduct and Lecompton constitution
In a Senate speech Mr. Broderick of California distances himself from the president, criticizes coercive tactics, and warns that if the Lecompton Constitution is brought to the Senate he may speak again. He notes opposition from Republicans in California and praises Buchanan’s election work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BrodErick
United States Senate
Mr. B
Califor
Douglas
Stuart
Walker
Stanton
Kansas
Mr. Buchanan
Senate
Tom
Letter from father mocks son and family notices drift
A long letter to a college son reveals frugal gifts and care, then shifts to local notices about deaths and court figures, and small anecdotes including twins, escaped fugitives, and odd snippets from the era. The mixture shows early 19th century private letters alongside scattered public notices.
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