10 Sep 1859
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Newspaper
Whitewater Register
Location
Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1859
Page
1
Fragmented verse about love and longing, weaving a narrative of a speaker contrasting memory and present desire. The stream of diction names intimate images, weaving a tale of devotion and yearning through shifting scenes and personae.
A fragment from a diary tells of a woman in a troubled marriage and a fatal night. She recalls jealousy and a vow to keep her sin secret while confronting a letter revealing her husband planned to save a lover. The husband dies and the narrator's guilt and family fall apart.
The speech frames unity of Wisconsin Republicans with a call to rally behind the party standard. He rejects mere opposition and urges a positive, progressive stance to win state and federal power, aligning with the old Republican cause and emphasizing battle against common enemies. The address includes praise for supporters and a push for disciplined, broad party action.
Fragmentary historical text recounts a political speech urging proactive strategy against slavery expansion. It emphasizes meeting the enemy on favorable ground, defining policy, and uniting Republicans to preserve free labor and resist slave power in Kansas and beyond. The speaker commends convention leaders and pledges readiness to follow command and advance the Republican cause.
Readable portions describe a Sunday school emulation competition with mentions of female education, Lessons, and misgivings by a physician superintendent. Anecdotes include performers such as Alli Lesworth and a comic Beecher Benjamin exchange about attending services, with a quip about never going to amusement places on Sunday.
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