23 Feb 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1867
Page
1
Rates listed for annual six months and one month terms with different currency values. The page shows club rates and weekly payments payable by mail or to agents or carriers. It presents pricing in dollars and a few garbled items that resemble subscription terms.
A notice outlines staggered subscription quantities for clubs. Three to five members receive three to five copies, five to ten receive ten copies, and a free copy is promised for each ten member club. The plan applies to weekly Tuesday and Friday publication. Pricing includes a $400 figure.
The notice outlines pricing for one copy for one year with 52 issues and volume discounts for clubs of ten, twenty, or more subscribers. It notes extra copies, optional daily or weekly delivery, and methods of remittance via express or mail with registration. It warns money letters are commonly lost and recommends express or money orders.
A discussion on the resistance to reformers across history, from apostles to scientists. It notes that opposition arises from reverence for old beliefs, and that new theories in arts, sciences, and religion face doctrinal pushback. The piece mentions La Place, Darwin, and the nebular hypothesis as examples of contested ideas.
The text argues that scientific theories such as the Nebular hypothesis and Darwinism can align with religious belief. It asserts that recognizing divine agency underpins scientific inquiry, and cautions against literal biblical interpretation of natural science. It condemns harsh labels against proponents of reconciling faith and reason.
Correspondent reports the Emperor appears pleased with his reforms and crowning of the edifice while seeking public approval. He wanders Paris in crowds, rides through boulevards, and endures demonstrations as officials in new offices push decrees for press and public meetings amid growing dissent.
The Emperor and ministries push for press licenses abolition and liberal reforms. Discussions cover licensing, editor liability, stamp tax cuts, court decisions on confiscation, and limits on imprisonments. Plans include rights to public meetings and Senate privileges, with parliamentary scenes anticipated.
From Louisville a harsh Broadside accuses the Kentucky Democracy of nominating Southern sympathizers for Congress. It lists figures such as Grover Beck Brown Knott and Young as aligned with rebellion and secession. The critique warns against endorsement of the rebel cause and notes editorial responses from Frankfort.
The letter from Delphi Ind Devrus Inc dated February 20 describes Car roll county’s county seat with a population around three thousand. It notes a central courthouse, iron fence, ornate grounds, and prominent public improvements since adopting city government. Mentions multiple lodges and a thriving live screening and lime kiln industry serving broad territory.
The Governor transmits Ohio's Tenth Annual Report outlining climatology horticulture and social statistics. It covers weather impacts on crops and fruit in 1858 1859 1860 1861 1863 1865 1866 and notes rainfall temperature grape culture and agricultural yields. It also reports property taxation mortality marriages divorces new structures and public welfare data for Ohio counties.
Special correspondence reports petitions for county superintendent of common schools Erie county and several new bills. Bills pass on education bonding and turnpikes while a criminal jurisdiction bill, a guardianship for habitual drunkards, and a law on salaries are debated. The governor’s statistics report for 1866 is laid on the table and the Senate adjourns in Washington’s memory.
The German Veteran Society held its second anniversary meeting at Arbeiter Ha in memory of George Washington's birth. Charles Weber presided as president, with brief addresses by J H Mork and Gen Willich plus General E F Noyes and M Shyer. A German greeting and remarks praised Washington's legacy and the veterans’ sacrifices, followed by a large attendance, a concert by Walters' band, and a grand ball to close.
Afternoon session reports the House requiring the Secretary of State to distribute laws to County Auditors as printed. A military bill substitute preserving the Bureau of Soldiers' Claims and transferring its business was tabled for printing. Senate discussions included banking discrimination, illegal interest recovery, and a tax repeal resolution on cotton with no vote.
The St Aloysius Orphan Asylum held a Washington's Birthday exhibition and concert at Monart Hall with an oration by John B Jeup Exq proprietor of the Volkefreund. Local police notes report arrests for theft and a fatal accident near Keptudy and Mill Creek with a missing body.
A disjointed report notes the Court of Common Pleas adjourned on Washington's birthday morning due to lack of lawyers and judge absences. Other courts and officials debated elections and road damage from winter slides, with repairs planned and a local election result discussed at a Thursday meeting.
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