Watching A Poem By Fanny Formfted
A fragmentary excerpt describes a poem titled Watching by Fanny Formfted, praised as an exquisite Oriental scene. It notes rhythmic shifts from sleep to intense emotion, and depicts a watcher at a dying husband’s bedside, with imagery of curtains, shadows, rain, and a prayerful vigil.
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Fanny
Marcely
Irish Union Wide Awakes Push Lincoln For White Labor Rights
In New York on September 11 a group calling itself the Irish Union Wide Awakes argues for Abraham Lincoln and Republican principles. They criticize the Democratic Party and Dred Scott, urging voters to support Lincoln to prevent slave labor from undermining white laborers.
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Fattow
New York
Irish Union
Stephen A. Douglas
Democratic Party
Douglas
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
West
Erastus Brooks
Wm. H. Seward
Republican Fee
James Buchanan
Fremont
Dred Scott
United States
Shown Democracy
James Madison
Sla
Republican ‘Party
Kansas
Franklin Pierce
Congress
Abe
Maurice Byrne
John Grady
Guonne Dilly
Nay Laughlin
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Walker's plan to form a Honduras state and slave trade venture
The Havana Diario reports Walker acted as a private agent for an American association the Knights of the Southern States. He aimed to create an independent Honduran state with Ruatan inhabitants, join it to the American Union, and by British countermeasures seize 300 to 800 enslaved people from the Bay Islands for sale in New Orleans and the South.
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Havana
Honduras
Punts Iilla
Omoa
Walker
Bay Islands
New Orleans
Own Baronisn
Douglas
Detroit
Advertiser
Detroit Free Press
Cin. Gazette
Illinois
DovaLas
Dovaias
Satan
Signor Butz
Fakir
Ava
United States
Untitled Historical Brief on Indian Governor Election
Fragmentary report notes New York Times correspondent on Indian affairs and a governor elect, with references to Col. transitions and a German club-room gathering. Details are unclear due to damaged text and missing names and dates.
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New York Times
Leary
Lane
Col
Extraordinary Fish Sighting On Portland to Mount Desert Voyage
An odd, previously unknown creature appears during a voyage from Portland to Mount Desert. A fisherman initially thinks it a conger eel but notes a square blunt body with deep-set eyes and eel like tail. The beast defies classification, described as savage looking and unlike any fish seen in fifty years of local fishing.
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N. Y. Tribune
Portland
Mount Desert
Arisg Cruise
Fragmentary 1844 political note on union movement
Nonsensical OCR fragment references power in 1844 and a dying era around Henry, mentions Valenia via porte and a combined Union move site impr Poenneylvania Indi time's mag aid her.
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Henry
Valen
Impr
Poenneylvania
Indiaa
Time
Mag
Tas Election or Conanesang Report
The article outlines election results by state with party tallies for Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana. It notes shifts in delegates and compares current counts to prior congresses including Republican and Democratic gains. It also mentions a Kanes relief plan and Pennsylvania state results with governor race figures.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Republi
Punvertvasta
Fasnont
Bocmastan
Frimonn
Couriz
Lencstz
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