When was it published?

May 6, 1834 in The Rhode Island Republican

Foreign News May 6, 1834

The Rhode Island Republican

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Jotcell, Pulaski, Lelewel, Bartels, De Potter, Jobert

Q: What keywords are associated?

Brussels Journals, Republican Principles, Opposition Members, Pole Editors, Patriotic Club

Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island

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What is this article about?

Announcement of two new journals in Brussels, including Republican-leaning "La Voix de Peuple" supported by opposition and edited by Polish figures like Jotcell, Pulaski, Lelewel, Bartels, and Jobert.

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March of Republicanism.—Two new journals are announced in Brussels; the first, called "La Voix de Peuple," promises to be a very interesting production, from the great talent of its numerous proprietors. Its principles are Republican, and it is supported by many of the opposition members. MM. Jotcell, Pulaski, and Lelewel, all Poles—the former the President of the Patriotic Club; M. Bartels, who was imprisoned with De Potter for writing against the Dutch government, and M. Jobert, formerly a writer of the National, are the responsible editors.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

Brussels Journals Republican Principles Opposition Members Pole Editors Patriotic Club

What entities or persons were involved?

Jotcell Pulaski Lelewel Bartels De Potter Jobert

Where did it happen?

Brussels

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Brussels

Key Persons

Jotcell Pulaski Lelewel Bartels De Potter Jobert

Event Details

Two new journals are announced in Brussels; the first, called "La Voix de Peuple," promises to be a very interesting production due to the great talent of its numerous proprietors. Its principles are Republican, and it is supported by many of the opposition members. MM. Jotcell, Pulaski, and Lelewel, all Poles—the former the President of the Patriotic Club; M. Bartels, who was imprisoned with De Potter for writing against the Dutch government, and M. Jobert, formerly a writer of the National, are the responsible editors.