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Republican Vindicator, August 19, 1859Go To Page : 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
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Description of Page: Congressional news in column 6 |
The African Slave Trade Laws
(Column 1)Summary: Long article that supports re-opening the slave trade and criticizes Judge Douglas's opposition to the re-opening.
[No Title]
(Column 2)Summary: Despite the Spectator's denials, the Vindicator claims that the Opposition desires an alliance with free-soilers and free blacks.
Morning News
(Column 2)Summary: The Vindicator welcomes the return of Crane's pen to the news.
(Names in announcement: A. JudsonCrane, Mr.Botts)
Dr. Schultz
(Column 2)Summary: Dr. Schultz, the wonderful Chiropodist, will be in town for a few days at the National Hotel.
(Names in announcement: Dr.Schultz)
Penmanship
(Column 2)Summary: Prof. Sherbrooke has opened a Writing School over the Post Office.
(Names in announcement: Prof.Sherbrooke)
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(Column 2)Summary: Van Amburg's Great Circus and Menagerie will be in town today and tomorrow.
Free Tickets, or "Dead Heads" on Rail Roads
(Column 3)Summary: Supports the proposal that the Railroad Company offer free tickets to show customer appreciation.
Official Vote for Lieut. Governor
(Column 3)Summary: Montague wins the lieutenant governorship, 76,030 to Willey's 68,031.
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(Column 3)Summary: There will be a camp meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church today.
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(Column 3)Summary: The Indiana Weekly Courier protests the Vindicator's assertion that the slave trade is just based on the premise that slavery is just. The Courier argues that slavery is not just, and therefore the slave trade is unjust.
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Married
(Column 1)Summary: Married on August 14, 1859.
(Names in announcement: Rev.GeorgeStaton, ThomasSimson, Mary E.Love)
Married
(Column 1)Summary: Married on August 11, 1859.
(Names in announcement: Rev.C.Beard, LawsonWright, NancyRadener)
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