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09 Jun 1866
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1866
Page
1
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Special correspondence from Cincinnati Gazette discusses Ohio factionalism, Copperhead influence, and a trial of Lieut. Hough of the 1st Ohio Volunteers for shooting a disruptive assailant after insults at Georgetown. It notes shifting loyalties, editorials, and public sentiment in Washington.
A New York letter details the Jubilee of newsboys visiting the breakfast table and greeting figures such as Pater and other members of the group. The morning paper is highlighted as part of the scene.
A Kentucky political faction denounces Bolling for a weak Union record and accuses the 30 May convention of folly. They claim Conservatives betrayed Union principles in 1864 65 and say Mr Bolling cannot unite true Unionists against rebels. Seaton likely runs. Bolling is doomed under current lines.
At a Hillsboro Hillsboro district meeting on June 2 the Union voters adopted resolutions praising Representative Samuel McKee for fidelity to constitutional law and service to his constituents. The gathering, led by John M. Gray as President and Martin McGregor as Secretary, aimed to elect delegates to the Fleming County County Convention on June 9.
Benovelence amid Civil War bitterness is described with praise for aiding maimed rebel soldiers and their families. A Edgefield Ladies Benevolent Association picnic at St Stephens grounds is recounted with details of decorations, crowds, and lighthearted social exchanges, noting cordial behavior toward former Confederate officers.
The writer reflects on Sandusky Ohio and its bay area with praise for the Island Queen excursion debut and future steamers City of Sandusky and upcoming Sabbath School Convention visitors. The piece notes Cincinnatians visiting the islands, local thrift, and the thriving summer resort atmosphere along with reflections on regional politics and church matters.
The sixth day notes progress on the Home Missions budget with a proposed 40,000 dollar allocation and an executive committee named. The Bills and Overtures committee outlines steps for Psalms version adoption and future consideration, with multiple actions deferred and subject to amendment until a new version is prepared.
Anglaitant Treasurer H H Van Dyck explains to H McCulloch the Treasury gold sales aimed at stabilizing markets after the Civil War. He cites necessity from troop payments and War debt, the high gold premium, and market manipulation by speculators as reasons to shape sales to curb price swings and protect business interests.
The speaker defends government gold sales to stabilize the economy during a currency expansion and crisis. He argues intervention protects national credit, supports bond conversions, and counters foreign pressures while noting open market sales and a delegating agent, Mr. P. M. Myers, to manage transactions.
Frederick Douglass visited Washington and was invited by President Lincoln to have tea at the White House. The executive carriage was sent to convey him.
The Match Game for the West championship, postponed from last Saturday, proceeds today at 6 o'clock with Keyes and Giese among the competitors. The page also notes music by John chunk ir and two new songs by Lesta Vese, plus notices on real estate sales and a series of church and public events in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
Meeting held at usual hours. R R Springer seeks sewer tap on Columbia between Sycamore and Main granted. Isaac Bruce to tap at Pearland Walnut corner referred to district commissioner. Various bids and proposals discussed for paving Eighth Street and Court Canal with bowlder stone and flagging. costs set for Freeman street bridge repair and a wooden plank at Eighth and Vine. Sealed bids received for an iron bridge at Vinestreet and other street works. claims against Buckeye street favored for payment.
A city-wide warning details a fraudulent watch auction scheme in which impostors pose as bidders and buyers, using sad stories and staged distress to drive up prices. Victims are led to sell watches they paid high sums for, while the real Sellers are the conspirators. The piece notes many victims are first-time visitors to the city and calls for shop closures to stop the fraud. The article also records the funeral of Capt. Menter and a note on the 1864 Ohio Agricultural Report distribution by Hon. William Stanton.
A Fire Department committee including Robert Howe Y Shinkle and the Lorie boat was appointed to solicit subscriptions for a fund to purchase an additional steam fire engine.
Grand Jury considers trials for Watson case while City Physician reports removal of painkilling agent. Col Potter offers 100 U.S. Regulars to back sheriff as Garret Selman case heads to Campbell Circuit Court and the long saga of Jack Lee proceeds toward trial.
chaotic dispatches describe Fenian activity across Canada and the United States with arrests including Gen Murphy and Reilly. Detroit reports speech by Gen Sweeney. Kingston and Montreal border movement. U.S. neutrality cutters active. widespread alarm as Fenian forces reportedly move toward Montreal with Canadian troops on alert.
From Washington June 7 the House Foreign Affairs Committee convened in a long session on the Mexican question but failed to reach a definite conclusion beyond upholding the Monroe doctrine. The Senate Finance Committee altered the tax bill to aid consumers and railways, while Davis release rumors circulate amid uncertain trial proceedings. The Niagara ship project and Bureau of Conservative measures receive attention as members resist broad changes.
Fragmentary report notes growing tension between Cordova colonists and Indigenous groups in Mexico. Fenian figures allied with Maximilian face fund shortages as negotiations, mediation efforts, and potential orders circulate amid unrest. unclear timeline and specifics due to damaged text.
A garbled report outlines Mr Gladstone and associates proposing measures to cut the national debt. The text hints at proposed methods and political debate but is unclear on specifics or outcomes.
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