Dissolved corporate revival and legal proceedings act text
The document outlines revival of dormant dissolved corporations by legal action, allowing judgments and decrees to be revived in the corporate name and served by standard process. It specifies writs of error, bills of review, and related procedures, and notes limitations on extending charters for banking or other purposes. It also repeals certain sections of prior acts and cites speakers and date March 21 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Leiter
House of Representatives
Charles C. Convers
Senate
Fall Campaign in Ohio Spars Banks War Debate
Ohio politics dominate editorials as Cincinnati Chronicle reflects on the Democratic Convention and bank policy. The piece criticizes the party for favoring a new anti bank stand and rails against demagogues while urging decisive action to protect state interests. The Cabinet discussion praises cabinet appointees though questions Corwin’s fitness and notes the New York Post critique as partisan.
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Democracy Co Nomine
Ohio
Corwin
New York Post
Treasury
Eas
Cleveland
Ohio notes on constitutional costs and bank reform
The document outlines total costs of the present constitution at 93,008 with printing and repairs itemized and compares to funds drawn 31,043. It argues for a Democratic convention and critiques bank reform, urging hard currency and opposition to paper money. It references editorials from St. Journal and Lebanon Star and comments on national figures and events.
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State House
S. Medary
Ale. Perry
P. M
Ohio
St. Journal
Wood
Board of Public Works
Party For Democrats
Lebanon Star
Turbulent Utah bill stages and Corwin’s appointment debated
The article reports Senate battles over a Utah territorial government bill with multiple amendments, the line defining Utah’s southern boundary, and adjournment motions. It also discusses Washington reaction to Tom Corwin as Secretary of the Treasury, criticizing anti slavery notions and noting tensions over Fillmore’s cabinet picks.
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New York Tribune
Utah
Senate
H.G
Washington Union
Tom Corwin
the Treasury
Father Ritchie
Fillmore
Corwin
Ohio
O. S. Journal
Washington
M. V. Courier
Treasury
Wheels of Athens County Meeting Notice
Citizens are called to meet in their townships at the usual polling place on August 22 at 1 oclock to elect delegates to multiple county and regional conventions. Delegates will nominate candidates for Recorder and two Commissioners, and select delegates for Legislative and Congressional conventions. Representation is by township and Whig vote totals from 1848.
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Circleville
Athens
Athens County
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Alexander
Lodi
Ames
Rome
Bern
Trimbell
Brown
Troy
Canaan
Vinton
Carthage
Waterloo
Dover
Ward
Elk
York
Vinton County
Heratafara
Ohio University
F. Maccracken
Lancaster
Wm. Aikin
McConneleville
W.B. Horton
Pomeroy
John Welch
A.G. Brown
L. Jewett
Amos Miller
Athenian Literary Society
Murcymore
McConnelsville
Oho
W.H. Excel
New Windsor
H. W.gutury
Democracy
P. B. Staxnery
Columbus
Ohio
L. W. Brown
Country Squire
Justice M&anwell
Evcery
Armstrong
Loncret
Daniel V. McLean
New Jersey
McLean
Philomathean Society
Bautary
Napoleon Bonaparte
H. J. Camprens
J. W. Stexze
Hillsborough
F. A. Townsend
Zanesville
J. M. Weren
O. P. Sumas
Pittsburgh
California
Melvitte
E Watton
Sronga
Jenny
Sanford
Parrick O'Frankas
Hargrave
Meiga
van Vontra
van Vories
Cholera and Disease Death Averages in Cincinnati Week by Week
The Gazette reports weekly averages of deaths in Cincinnati. For the week ending July 16 the daily totals were 23 from cholera and 63 from other diseases. for the week ending July 23 cholera averaged 28 and other diseases 59. for the week ending July 30 cholera averaged 17 and other diseases 50.
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the Gazette
Cincinnati
Cincinti
Courier
Ironton Register celebrates growth and plans in new town
The Ironton Register reports rapid Ironton growth in Lawrence County Ohio with 300 residents and rising construction. It notes two steam sawmills, seven brick yards, upcoming brick buildings, two large foundries and three churches. Also mentions Ohio River rail junction and future iron works. includes brief political notes on Robert C. Winthrop’s Senate appointment and cholera cases in Circleville.
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Ironton Register
Inonton
Ohio River
Lawrence County
R. M. Stimson
H. W. Paawen
Ironton
Marietta Intelligence
Ohio Rivers
Ohio
Adjournment and debate over the Constitutional Convention
The piece defends the adjournment of the Constitutional Convention, arguing contrary claims by opponents like Sam Medary and citing Democratic delegates such as Lucius Case and Brown. It explains quorum issues, cholera panic, summer heat, expenses, and timing aligned with November elections, asserting the adjournment reflected broad, prudent choice rather than party blame.
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Sam Medary
Medary
Brown
Lucius Case
Licking
The
Statesman
Case
Cincinnati
Columbus
Columba
Ohio River
New Constitution Deliberations Stir Delegates in Newark
In Newark on July 15, 1850, L. Case defends the meas ure and urges delay for reflection and reading. Delegates and constituents will benefit, maturing opinions for a swifter, better finish when they regroup. John Wentworth declines renomination amid political chatter.
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Dispatch
L. Case
Newark
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Benng
Dayton Empire
Thamas II Benton
Oregon
Mr. Polk
aMrike
Freeman's Journal
Ossill
Girobaldi
J’ittsburg Journal
Persens
Mas. Cox
Tavtoe
Philadelphia Bulletin
Gen. Caylor
Harrison
Gen.Caylor
Naval General
U.S
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
U.S. Naval Service
Navy
Balt
Sun
Hans
Ted
Pickering & Blackstone
D&e
Droggieta
Puusicheus
Medicine Store &c
Athens Messenger
N.H. and
A.j.van Vormen
Wm. Johnson
Hamilton County
PUB, Works
A. G. Conover
Uglaize Co
Agency
W. B. Palmer
Philadelphia
N.W
Whig County
B. Walker
E. Stimson
R. W. Carley
E. Stewart
A. J. van Vorhes
Whig Central Committee
the Messenger
Ironton, Ohio
Senator Winthrop
T Hon
Robt. C. Winthrop
Boston
Congress
Massachusetts
Daniel Webster
Filmore
State Journal
Winthrop
Websten
Leaneempant
House
Wilmot
Taylor
Wintrop
W. H. Howard
Seloto Valley
William NASA
Eeq
Galjpolis Journal
TheJourans
Janee Haaren
Rascal
Meiga County
Telgraph
Pittsfield
Phineas Allen
Press — Exchange
Canton
Stark County
Jolip Saxton
OPT
Lancaster Gasette
Fairfield County
Yth
P. van Trump
John Wentworth
Lang John
Marietta
Townsend
Fercer
New York
Michigan
Putiapetpaia
Corm
Kentucky
Davis
Thomas Ewing
Thomas Corwin
Douglass
Atchison
Daniel P. King
Havis
Rockwell
D. P. King
Wasureron
Lexare
Dayton
Bradbury
Texas
Supreme Court
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Rusk
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Benton
Turney
Clay
Underwood
Ihs
Ewing
Mr. Dayton
Vandyke
Iowa
Miller
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