Fragmented 19th Century Tariff and Social Tarble Notes
A convoluted 1850s era collage covers tariff debate highlights, illiteracy figures, and social vignettes. It cites John Full’s windfall claims, tariff commissions, and revenue impacts, interwoven with anecdotes about marriage, manners, and crime, plus literary and theatrical mentions.
Fragmented tale of shopping desire and missteps
A quirky narrative follows a woman whose indecision during shopping leads to regret and impulsive purchases. It contrasts fluctuating wants with social pressure and hints at a breach of promise after a flirtatious dalliance with a confidant.
West Virginia Tramp Through Kanawha Valley and Greenbrier
An unidentified traveler recounts a rough rail and road journey from Huntington to Lewisburg and Beverly, noting salt works in Charleston, the Kanawha Falls, Hawk's Nest, Greenbrier level districts, and historic Greenbrier sites. He details trains, inns, local characters, and stark mountain scenery, ending near Beverly after a long trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wet
Virginia
Uhiogs
Andes
Huntingtom
Huntington
Charleston
Chesapeake & Blo
Brownstown
Kanawha Falls
Park
Laviloik
Ramhiton
Lawrie
Hs Wien
Hawk's Nest
Falla
Ion Weroms
Canada
Tucker County
Maralall
Sest
Tle
Juation Marshall
Oie
Marshall
Sanday
Theneath
Bath
Eiquire
Bins
Chad
Sewell
Hinton
New Tiver
Clits
Achamels
Ian Battom
Roks
Carlyle
New River
Greenland Gap
New Creek
New Creek Mountain
Mteol's Gap
Grant County
Tinton
Boveri
Greenbrier
Tucker
Roberta
Perenne
Anthe Fredeh
Leon Hoveat
Pocahonta County
Florida
Armida
Tasso
Jerusalem
Frankfort
Greenbrier County
Laveld
Corstalk
Fried
Hhin
Fort Randolph
Pocahontas County
Srughe
Pamed
Press on the Message Clears in Candid Style
The message is praised as frank and straightforward with no demagogy or evasion. It is likened to clear, decisive prose that will meet broad approval and reflect a respectful handling of the event by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganne
Weil
Nak
Ranee
Erste Peesiehive, Encourace Terete HhNest Est of Wmyiltel
Vorkale
Dan Dee Teak
Elie
Peartbally Waubni
Auwsle
Athos
Willi Hooke
Ine Leresta
Evluvmuin
Inerifontions
Te Somimullun
Imanimoun
Alt
Iran
Poolset
Trong & Protectiiniat
Frye Alvin Mloh
Civil Service
Whiunasover
Crmimivdaner Hrarw
Secretary of the Treasury
Guintas
Wasiington
United States
Delaware
Maryland
Mixouri
Tle South
New Mexico
Ale Caton
Ktates
Mexico
Alan
Willy
Sauil
State of
Kansas
England
Maine
Vermont
Yetla
New York
Walde de Welle
Morus
New England
Che Valen
Iowa
Michigan
Minnnesota
Nethraske
Wisconsin
Ariana
Alabama
Europe
Georgia
Jobn Howard Payne
Jobn Howant Payne
Joke Ree
Ubeirber
Whateater
Rowand Payne
Serle Ae
Bomeo
Payne
Milledgeville
Beause
Sud
Keoss
Fossisty Tal
Sirbiarnet Welkeleys
Kutter
Garnet
Halina
Kat
Jneka Anu
Showel
Atit Wak
Mirianie Nibenn
Windsor Hotel
Marlane Paul
Hey
Patti
Clem
Victoria
Hmerobantt
Langtry
Bernhardt
Mia Langtry
Willem le
Liv Snow
Mapat
Elaybeth
Tommy
Mas Lawweneine
Mea Tang
Aing
Avaehington
Boston
Labouchere
Lds World
Abe
Yor
Bila Ty
Bt. Louis
Ent City
Westend
Ely Petuille Viates
Aire
Liplenvie Raven Malenink
Initragridy
Ink Keene Preresettien
Gele Bieberveels
Patek Peolitical
Anne
Renato
Leely
Datarent
Haniel
Pat Hinry
Eemiran
Ulmer
Ant
Bulal
Uhere
Wintavines Wiengard
Avery
Wuywilanien
Costnerlal Vo
Pittsburgh
Paladelphia
The President's Message Praised by New York Letters
A fragmented New York letter column analyzes President Arthur's message as plain, sensible, and grounded in common sense. Critics commend his restraint and practical approach, urging steady adherence to protectionist principles while maintaining public trust and traditional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenton
New York
Teileine
Arthur
Sogamac
Aba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fundey Register
John Full
Bandoe
Hiss
Portland
Mrluister
Eliethine
Ste
Olsaraoteriaus
Tom
West Virginia
Kanawha Valley
Hawk's
Mew River
Keenty's
Roob—Lewiewisburg
Pocahsetar County
Cincinnati
Edry
Macahontas County
Beverly
Randolph County
Mingo Flats
Barnan
Tre Ft Halsimore
Ada
Red Mountain
St. George
Philadelphia
Ariotiam
Nentive
York
Pits Te Eaas