Oh Sing to Me a Song Love From Columbus 1842
A sentimental poem from the January 1842 issue in Columbus. The speaker asks a beloved to sing at noon eve or night about love youth and passing years. The verses praise a constant voice beneath Italy's sky and in all places from cottage to hall.
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Italia
Sol
Bank reform party rifts in Ohio lawmakers critique
In a critique from the New York Morning Post we note Ohio Democratic editors and legislators wavering on banking reform. The piece cites leaders like McNulty and Byington defending hard money principles, while many Ohio Democrats back paper money and bank privileges despite calls for a sound circulating medium. The editors praise virtuous minority stands over corrupt majorities.
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Ohio
Democratic Party
John C. Calhoun
Colonel Benton
Jackson
Lappan
Allen
United States
Congress
Messrs. McNulty
Byington
House
Ohio Statesman
The
New Lisbon Patriot
Steubenville Union
Chillicothe Advertiser
Kalida Venture
Ophelia Anville Promoted then Restored in Love
In The Embroidered Mantle Ophelia rises from a gipsy past to fame as a youthful singer. Arthur loves her, Sir Philip Hathway squares his schemes, and after perilous scenes including a secret interview and a perilous elopement, Ophelia learns her true parentage, while Ellen Hathaway and Amelia’s bond tie the tale to a hopeful future.
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Ophelia
Mat
Mr. Belmont
Arthur
Belmont
Katharine
Sir Philip
Amelia Varnum
Lady Katharine
Amelia
London
Athdina
Ophelia Anville
Liz Loony
Sybil
Hathway
Philip
Philip and Lady Katharine
Chance
Miss Anville
Lacy Katharine
Sophia Rayham
Lizette
Lady Katherine
Star of Stars
Philip Hathway
Edo
Eashaway Hall
Philip Hathaway
Liz
Liz Looney
Ape
Ellen Hathaway
Forilla
Ellen
Filorilla
Peter
Gen Case reception praised at Harrisburg
The State Capitol Gazette reports Gen. Case was received at Harrisburg in excellent style, noting cordial greetings and orderly ceremonies reflecting well on the occasion.
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State Capitol Gazette
Case
Harrisburgh
Meeting to Recommend Col. M. Johnson for Presidency
A gathering at the Tihult in Harrisburgh Peon discussed backing Col. Rt. M. Johnson for the Presidency of the United States. Supporters urged his leadership and national stature while outlining policy priorities and possible campaign steps.
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Harrisburgh
Peon
Col
Rt. M. Johnson
U. 8
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Oho
Miss Caroline Orna
Syren