Resignations Prohibition Debate and Historic Notes
Dr. Crosby resigns as Chancel of the University of the City of New York to devote time to his church. Col L W Humphrey opposes the doctor strain on the prohibition bill as Wm McIntire and John Newkirk back GOP against liquor restrictions. The piece discusses state finances, commencement at Philadelphia Divinity School, and reflects on Davis Jefferson narratives and Gallatin Mackey's death with Masonic rites.
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Crosby
University of the City of New York
Col. L. W. Humphrey
Goldsboro
Wm. McIntire
John Newkirk
Pender
Philadelphia Divinity School
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Clark
Rhode Island
Stephens
Richmond
New England
J. B. Abbott
The
Lodge
Newbern
N.C
Post
Abbott
Republican State Committee
Apsort
North Carolina
Albert Gallatin Mackey
Charleston
South Carolina
Washington,d. C
United States
Glenwood
All Souls Unitarian Church
Mackey
Washington
Baltimore
Shippen
The Gaines Case Ends as Christmas Shoots Whitney
Mrs Myra Gaines, widow of a Marylander and widow of General Gaines, born from the union of Zuliome and Daniel Clark, won a long Supreme Court battle aided by famed lawyers. The onset of jealousy and business conflict between Christ mas and Whitney led to Whitneys death by pistol at 1836 T street Washington DC. James Yancey Christmas stands charged with murder and Coroner Patterson filed a commitment as Whitmans children watched.
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Mra Gaines
Gen. Gaines
Mini
Zuliome
Daniel Clark
New Orleans
Myra
Gaines
Supreme Court
Caleb Cushing
Reverdy
Jobs
Daniel Webster
Washington
Whitney
Qorener
William G. Whit
P. mi
T Street
City of
Washington, D. C
James Yancey Christmas
Patterson
Self sustaining nonsense at the postoffice department
A National Republican item recounts Senator Ransom of North Carolina grilling postal officials about abolishing steamboat routes and the department's aim to be self sustaining. The exchange features rebukes to businesslike policy and asserts mail delivery for all rural people. Also noted is a fable about war causes over a blue pig with a black tail and brief mentions of Lew Wallace and Mrs. Wallace sailing for Beij.
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Sapa
South
North
Confederacy
Mr. Davis
Dr. Craven
Fortress Monroe
Davis
Raglan
Grant
Jeff
Joe Johnson
Hood
Gen. Sherman
Georgia
North Carolina
Columbia
Lemuel Gulliver
Postoffice Department
Ranzom
Postofice Department
Roper Authority
National Republican
Ransom
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Wilmington, W. C
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Paubibitios
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Free Assembly
Merriman
Judge Cooley
Senate
Assembly
Congress of the
Lew Wallace
Wallace
New York
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Carolina Road
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Chiaviotte
Wilmington
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Columbia & Angests B. RB. Company
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Directory OF Lodges
Warrs
John
Tase Oveninger
Sme Se Assate
Cape Lodge
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Royal Arcanum
Cornelius Eee
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Knights OF Pythlar
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Morton Stewart
Christian Ax
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