Gauleds of the Irish Repeal Agitation
Ohio Observer explains why Irish leaders push to repeal the 1799 Union with England. It argues Ireland’s Parliament was compromised by corruption, that the Union subordinates Ireland, imposes an English church establishment, and saddles Ireland with England’s debt, while seeking an independent Irish Parliament within the crown.
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Henry II
England
Elizabeth
O'Connell
Church of England
Ieland
Crown of
Parliament of
Ohio
Secretary of War report urges western river navigation and Oregon road
The document outlines progress across War Department bureaus and urges Congress to fund river and lake harbor improvements. It recommends building a road to aid emigrants to Oregon, establishing military posts along the overland route, and imposing checks on mineral land seizures. Indian relations are described as peaceful with Choctaws and Cherokees advancing in agriculture and education. The Choctaws have set aside funds for education. The report notes pensions under the 1838 act for widows and veterans, with thousands of claims and many admitted, plus current rolls for invalids and wounded soldiers.
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Department
Congress
West
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
West Point Academy Endorses Public Safety Building Plan
The Pittsburgh Post notes West Point Academy renews a prior suggestion for erecting a building to safeguard public records and closes with praise for the heads of the department bureaus involved.
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West Point Academy
Pittsburgh Post
OHIO HOUSE FIGHTS REDUCTION RESOLUTION IN LEGISLATURE
The Ohio House faced a stern Senate backed call to cut General Government expenses by 534 percent. Democrats stood firm with Whigs to defeat opponents led by White Duncan and Hawkins. Speaker and many on the Democratic side backed the measure while Archbold and others spoke to the point, signaling a decisive rebuke and emerging party strength. Hawkins Bank Bill seen as blocked by the Currency committee.
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Senate
Congress
White
Duncan
Hawkins
Texas
Archbold
Sam
Lawrence
Ewing
Smith
Martin
Columbiana
Cassidy
Rondebush
Individual Liability Debate in Ohio House Sparks Partisan Clash
The Ohio State Journal reports the House debated a Newark Fire Company No 1 bill adding individual liability for corporators. Twenty out of thirty six yeas were Whigs, with three Western Reserve Whigs voting aye, suggesting factional split over liability. The Cincinnati Gazette excerpt notes the struggle may force amendment or defeat on final passage.
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Archbold
Bennet
Carle
Cassidy
Clark
Craighill
Dunn
Filson
Green
Guiberson
Hetrich
Hewitt
Kilgore
Lawrence
Manning
Martin
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Medbury
Morse
Myers
McCleary
Mcllrath
McMahen
Parmely
Roudebush
Sargent
Sharp
McFarland
McMillan
Noble Phelps
Riley
Shane
Toland
White
Licking
Vanmeter
Speaker
Samuel Mellrath
Cuyahoga
John F. Morse
Lake
Western Reserve
Toste
Henry Swearingen
Henry Swea
James Crawford, Jr
Ringen
Gallia County
Ohio
Hans Wilson
James Crawford
Swearingen
James Crawford Jr
Crawford
Edwin M. Stanton
Time waits for no one clocked in transit home
A short note describes a traveler rushing with a clock in hand, implying a race against time as they hurry toward home. The terse line emphasizes the urgency of punctuality and the weight of time in daily movement.
House Votes Down Resolution Over Gen Jackson Damages
The Ohio Legislature House rejected Firson's motion to instruct Congress to pay Gen Jackson his fine from New Orleans. A partisan vote highlights tensions between modern political factions. Debate raged over printing the Auditor's report, with questions about committee edits and potential forgery.
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Firson
Congress
Gen. Jackson
New Orleans
Hull
Whig House
O. Statesman
No Principles for the Public Eye in Banking Debate
The piece denounces the Federalists in the Legislature for treachery on currency reform and accuses them of dodging disclose in the banking bill. It urges Whigs to publish their plan, challenge the Democratic majority, and not rely on public ignorance. The editorial, citing the State Journal, calls for transparent policy and responsibility.
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State Journal
Iat
Senate
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Henry Clay as a duelist in historical view
The Emancipator argues Henry Clay was a confirmed duelist not a reformer. It recounts his early challenges with Humphrey Marshall and John Randolph, notes public opinion over duel culture, and details Clay's alleged role and guidance in a later deadly confrontation connected to Graves and Cilley, highlighting debated agency and quotes.
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Humphrey Marshall
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John Randolph
Mr. Clay
Henry Clay
Kent
Congress
Culley
Henry A. Wise
Graves
Secon
Mr. Wise
Tony
Duncan's Expectorant Remedy Promoted For Consumption Relief
An advertisement extols Duncan's Expectorant Remedy as a public benefactor against consumption and lung diseases. It claims it relieves coughs, fever, night sweats, and helps ulcerated lungs, while aiding the weak, regulating bowels, and restoring rest. It notes use by Dr. Duncan in Edinburgh and cites Philadelphia office at 19 North Eighth Street.
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Duncan
Dancan
University of Edinburg
Allbasi's Medicine Promotes Panacea Claims in City Notice
A brief notice declares Allebasi's Medicine widely effective with the Black Salve for fever sores ulcers and wounds, Autopasi's Heacra Press as a universal remedy, and Allebdasi's Poor Man's Plaster promising cure for lungs liver dyspepsy fever ague and related ailments, urging purchase and usage.
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Heacra
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