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Newspaper
Wisconsin Argus
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1845
Page
1
Ep every Tuesday term details given for subscriptions and carrier delivery. Prices include one dollar per square for advertisements and twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Postage on letters and notices payable in advance. penalties for nonpayment and overdue notices described.
Fragmented verse recounts a conflict between industry and power, with references to ships and armies, iron bands, and masterful control of nature. The text blends allegory on steel, machinery, and mankind’s reach, hinting at a transformation driven by industry and invention.
In a posthumous publication circulated in Europe and America, the exiled ally Count de Monthodon records a religious critique attributed to a fallen chieftain. The speaker denies Jesus as a man, calls Canis religion a mystery, and claims salvation outpaced by miracles, contrasting Christian warfare with force versus love. He cites three centuries of struggle and a faith-driven army rather than kings.
A fragment quotes a speaker contrasting world faiths with a Christian eternal kingdom. It references the cross and the fate of Napoleon as symbolic contrasts, noting a gulf between hidden mysteries and the Christ proclaimed by believers. The passage casts the speaker against a broader religious spectrum and its earthly destiny.
A Boston Gazette excerpt recounts the Arnold treachery and Major Andre's capture in 1780. It details West Point plots, Arnold's defection, Andre’s disguise, and the ensuing execution. It notes papers found on Andre and reactions of both armies, with a Philadelphia origin and Albany Correlative.
A reflective piece from The Stranger in Lotoril discusses beauty as inward grace, urging women to be good and generous. It contrasts external look with inner virtue, citing Mary’s portrayal by painters and scenes of sympathy, then shifts to Ohio politics with the Democratic stance against the recent banking law and a call to repeal.
A lively 19th century exchange notes a young man with two fine gray horses asking a friend for opinion. The friend jokes the greys are beautiful but may soon become duns, reflecting a humorous twist on debt humor in the Mirror.
A Baltimore Patriot note recounts General Washington riding with a friend when a colored man saluted with a bow. Washington returned the gesture and joked of being as polite as a negro. The item also mentions Lieut Ringgold carrying urgent despatches to Texas and a late-night bank opening for government funds. The North Eastern Boundary survey is near completion with a new line and iron monuments planned.
The narrative traces an eight month circuit covering 3500 miles from the Great Salt Lake to the Sierra Nevada and back toward the Pacific. It details the Columbia River’s central role as inland conduit, contrasts Pacific and Atlantic coasts, and describes Great Basin lakes, mountain systems, and desert dwellers with observational notes on geography, hydrology, and early exploration.
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