School Commissioner Office Bill Debated In Senate
In the Ohio Senate the Schleich bill to establish an office and clerk for the School Commissioner at 800 per year was taken from the table and debated. Ready opposed, Harrison supported abolishing both clerk and commissioner, while Monroe defended the office and Cole as a loyal clerk. The discussion grew lengthy, then adjourned with plans to transfer duties to the Secretary of State and question costs.
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Senate debates and court motions at Cincinnati session
The Cincinnati Gazette reports a February 6 1890 Senate session with petitions on geological survey and criminal reform, bills on penalties for fraud and judge salaries, plus extensive remarks in a civil attachment case about legal sufficiency of affidavits and agency. It covers Judge Storer and Mr. Powell arguing morals and legality amid a Pemberton Mill anecdote.
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Maryland and South Carolina Union Resolutions debated in 1860 Maryland House
The Maryland House debated receiving South Carolina's union resolutions urging a slaveholding states convention on secession. Speakers warned against disunion while acknowledging possible future need. Governor Hicks replied promising to submit the resolutions to the assembly and cautioned against foreign asylum solutions. The letter from South Carolina's governor urged coordinated action and a convention.
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California Bible reading in schools sparks public debate
In San Francisco a heated issue centers on compulsory Protestant Bible reading in public schools and Sunday observance. Dr. Scott opposes both proposals, arguing government favoritism risks a church state blend and threatens minority rights, warning majorities could dictate faith. He urges restraint and warns against state monopolies in religion.
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Elm Street Fire Exposes Dwellings for the Poor
The New York Tribune condemns the Elm street building housing eighteen families in a five by eleven foot walk up six story fire trap with wooden stairs and no second exit. Flames trapped occupants who faced death or jumping to streets as ladders fell short and escape over rooftops proved impossible.
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Disjointed reflections on storms and distant ruins
A reflective, verse tinted meditation on distance moderating fear of disaster and war’s pageantry. The speaker contrasts distant calm with city tragedies, considers poets and classical lore, and questions the value of fame versus moral raiment in hard times. Cambridge and Wade Hampton excerpts frame a broader warning about Union dissolution.
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