Democratic Nomination For Congress In Three Counties
Delegates from Columbiana Carroll and Jefferson choose Col McCauslen as the Democratic candidate amid multiple ballots. The convention pledges united support and predicts a strong Lewis County style victory. Separate Chillicothe district nominates Robert Lucas for Congress, noting his prior terms as governor and Iowa appointee.
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William C. McCavstex
Congress
Yellow Creek
Columbiana
Carroll
Jefferson
Messrs
Fries, Hastings and Jenkins
Col
Thompson
Col. McCauslen
Columbiana County
van Buren
Dr. Duncan
Adams, Hocking
Jackson, Pike and
Ross
Chillicothe
Robert Lucas
Local Democrats Advise Supreme Court Admission
The article notes Gov. Lucas as a Democrat and praises him as a good choice. It also states two local Democrats, Thomas McCaveren and H N McCune, were admitted by the Supreme Court in Warren Ohio to practice before the state courts, highlighting their achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Gov
Lucas
Thomas McCaveren
H. N. McCune
Supreme Court
Warren
Trumbull County
Wheeling Merchants Buy Flour at 83 3 4 Cents a Wagon
The Wheeling Argus notes merchants purchase flour from wagons at 83.75 and retail price is 4. Wheat is 75 cents. Allegheny County owes 108,346 borrowed funds bearing six percent interest, totaling about 6,500 with some cents. Taxes must be pretty high there.
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Wheeling Argus
Allegheny County
Democrats claim broad prosperity under party control
The piece asserts across many states that Democratic rule last winter brought rising prosperity, abundant circulating specie, and safer currency. It cites New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois as examples of revived business and low borrowing costs, with Ohio singled out for six months of growth.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Virgina
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Lhnois
Irish politics and weather reports from Halifax voyage
Foreign news notes the Steamship Margaret reaching Halifax with Liverpool dates to the 10th. Weather since departure of the Great Western and Margaret has been fine, crops prospects improving. House of Commons debates Irish poor relief bill with no notable outcomes. Lords hear Earl Roden on Ireland, presenting a protest from five thousand Protestant Irish against repeal agitation. Wellington defends govt measures. O Connell holds repeal meetings, pledges a Conciliating Assembly plan by year end in Ireland.
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Margaret
Halifax
Liverpool
Great Western
House of Commons
House of Lords
Earl of Roden
Ireland
Duke of Wellington
Lord Roden
O'Connell
Dublin
The Whigs and the Bank Debate
A disputed political exchange argues thatWhigs push for irresponsible banks while Democrats favor responsible institutions. The piece suggests Democrats support sound banks and oppose poor ones, framing the conflict as a battle over bank responsibility and stability.
Bank Refomat Law Sparks Ohio Bank Reform Debate
A political pamphlet from New Philadelphia argues the Bank Reform Law reduced bank failures and currency instability. It claims lower crime, stable money, and higher wheat prices after fewer banks, concluding the Whig opposition should offer fresh themes for the fall season.
Politician Joseph Cable Denies Whig Shift
In a letter published in the Ohio Statesman from CarneLiton O Jug, Joseph Cable rejects rumors of abandoning democracy for whig. He declares his consistency, defends his Democratic principles rooted in Jefferson and natural law, and brands the falsehoods as lies while criticizing Canton Bank remnants. He signs with assurance of staying true to his longtime party.
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Baltimore Republican
Jefferson
The
Ohio Statesman
CarneLiton
O. Jug
Mepary
Tam
Sam
Canton Bank
Bank Mormidons
Ohio
Joseph Cable
Decree of State Journal on bank liability sparks crisis debate
A vehement critique charges the Ohio State Journal with pushing dishonesty in banking by demanding full individual liability for stockholders. The piece argues such rules would punish the many poor note holders while shielding bankers, calling for repeal and warning of widespread ruin unless safeguards remain. It lists Ohio banks allegedly ruined by the current system and condemns political and financial elites driving the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Statesman
Secretary of State
Ohio State Journal
Proteus
Ohio
Journal
Bank of Wooster
Sloane
Dayton
Bank of Exchange
Cincinnati
Famep
Bank of Cincinnati
Bank of U
German Bank of Wooster
Geauga Insurance Co
Jranville Alexandrian Society
Goshen, Willmington and Columbus Turnpike Co
Hamilton and Rossville Manufacturing Co
Jefferson Bank
New Salem
Kirkland Safety Society Bank
Lebanon
Miami Banking Co
Lancaster
Ohio Bank
Maumee Insurance Co
Manhattan Bank
Monroes Faille Manufacturing Co
Orphans Institute Bank
Fulton
Ohio Rail Road Co
Richmond
Urbana Banking Co
Washington Bank
Miemisburg
Western Reserve Farmers’ Bank
Brighton Based Firms Work on Canal and Ring Co Projects
Two Brighton companies engage in canal work and ring manufacturing through the Zanceville Canal project and related Manoffew Ring operations. Work progresses with local subcontractors and steady material supply amid varying schedules.
Remarkable ballast habit in aquatic animals observed
An American naval officer reports in the Pacific that three seals in Calao Bay sank after swallowing heavy stones, while an old lion floated with 1029 pounds total weight and three stones in its stomach. Alligators in the Nile and southern states also carry ballast stones, a fact noted when opened.
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Pacific Squadron
Bay of Calao
Nile
Thom
Principal Harlichs Compound and German Aperient Pills Endorsement
An advocacy piece extols Dr Harlichs Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills as superior remedies for indigestion and stomach complaints. It emphasizes their pure herb extracts, mild operation, nerve fortification, and non damaging effects, claiming they cleanse and strengthen rather than rely on drastic purgatives. Principal office listed at 19 North Eighth Street Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
High Street
W. Lusk
Marriage of Joseph Mason and Mary Mason
On Monday the 4th inst the Rev Mr Gray joined Joseph M Mason to Mary Mason both of this place in a local ceremony.
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the American Union
Martin van Buren
William R. King
William C. McCauslen
Senate
George Y. Hampson
Representatives
James Shane
Is. Creek
William Carr
Wayne
James ‘Polan
Carroll Co
Samuel Dpd. Hunter
Justin G. Morris
Robert Orr
Robert Brooker
Johnston Mooney
William Cassil
Poor House
William Roberts
Independent Liberty Ticket
Jas. Robinson
Columba
Robert George
Jeff
John Ramsey
Jefferson Co
John Palmer
John Hunter
Johnston Orr
Cross Creek
William Reed
Salem
William Boyd
Carroll County
Hampson
Toland
Jefferson County
Shane and Carr
Tolan
Shane
Carr
Foreign News
the Herald
Philadelphia Democrat
Ing Co
Brighton
Zanceville
Manoffewring Co
Steubenville Market
N. Orleans
Cleveland
PiTtsburgh
Pittsburgh Intelligencer
HUEY
Bexchane
Wood Street
Cleveland Bank
S & Post N
Indiatia
Kentucky
Maryland
Balt City
Virginia
Wheeling & Bran
Western
Bk Phila
Washington
Alexander H. Andrews
John Andrews
A. A. Hull
Martin Andrews
Meubenville
Mathias Cummins
N. B
Verona
M. Cummins
Market St
Thomas Morris
James Walker
N. F. Walker
Morris
Sam Slick
England
Mellor
WN McNelly
Thomas
J.S. Thomas
Cheap Cash
J. S. Thomas
Mousse de Laines
Cash
Coopers
Yandotte
Hutted Knoll
Water Wich &c
Magazin
Do. Do
Steubenville, Sep
Mellor’s
Ines
Frazer
Lady's Shoe Store
North 3d
Markett and
Washington Sts
Steubenville
H. J. Bellas, & Co
Whittemore
Essex, Conn
M. Haboard
George Conklin
Henry I. Chaplin
Joy Post, Jr
D. D. Braddick
Thomas Tripp
Wo. Gladwin
Sylvester Munger
Albert A Starkey
David Mack, Daniel Williams
J. M. Simmons
Nath'l J. Prau
J. $. Thomas
Thomas & Junkins
Third Street
Iower
Stertine & Jenkins
Sterling & Jenkins
S. &Jenkins
D. W. Stier
Baltimore
D. M’gowan
HAMS
Sperling & Jenkins
Y. H. Ites
G. P. Do Os
H. Andrews. & Co
Stanton
Supreme Court of Ohio
A. L. Frazer
Cts
New L York
Frazer's
Tevie
Heman Cortes
Conqueror of
Mexico
D. W. Srita
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