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Editorial on Catholic intolerance and 19th century politics
A long excerpted editorial from Tue Shepherd of the Valley attacks Catholic intolerance deemed tied to infallibility, links to Democratic power, and fears of religious freedom ending in the United States. It also covers finance and gold resumption debates, plus brief wartime references and political opinions from Cincinnati and Ohio governors.
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St. Louis
United States
Norton
Democratic Party
National House of Representatives
Louisiana
United States ' i
Cincinnati
Hill
Blaine
Hil
Confederate Congress
Hiltt
Confederate States
Sfore
Reverdy Johnson
Europe
Lamar
United States Senate
Mississippi
Jacobs
Joliett
Ills
Washington
Maine
Kirkwood
U. S. Senate
Iowa
A. T. Stewart
Vallandigham
General Babcock
Windham
New Hampshire
John Y. Glesaner
Mansfield, O., Shield and Banner
John Campbell
Pittsburg
James McLaughlin
Zanesville
Solomon Hartman
Fitchville
Huron County
Gerana Washburn
C. C. Walcutt
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Allen
Congress
McCandles
Pennsylvania
Delaware (D
Masonic Lodge
Washington D. C
Canton
Seneca
Ilinois
Franklin County
Emmitt Opera House
Waverly
Clough
Clalhicathe
Rock House
Fairfield County
Columbus
Lancaster
Excelsior
Akron
Zoological Garden
Monroe County
Noble
Spring Grove Avenue
Frank Lemmon
John Conley
Koffman Hexter
J. B. Murry
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Chillicothe
Aso
A. Scott
Londonderry
Peacher
Bouge
Hallaville
Chillicothe Ladies’ Centennial Museum
Athens University