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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1857

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Legislature member praised for pushing bill in Hamilton County

A letter notes Mr. Thomas as a devoted legislator for the city and acknowledges broad support from Hamilton county. It recalls the bill’s long defeat over four to five years and credits relentless effort by the proponents for eventual passage. The source also mentions the Presbyterian Church schism and alignment shifts among Old School and New School factions.

Kvirors W. W. Fospicx Ohio Valley Clifton Burns Cunningham Thomas Hamilton County Dr. Ross Boyd Presbyterian Church Southern General Assembly Mississippi Ver

Foreign News Roundup From London to Rio and Washington

The Canada arrived in New York after leaving Liverpool on May 30. The St Jean d Acre 101 guns is to be fitted at Devonport to take the Halifax cable section, replacing the Niagara. Disraeli questioned the Dallas Clarendon Treaty ratification as Palmerston cited the Bay Islands cession to Honduras as the sole sticking point. A parliamentary move to form a Brazil select committee failed by large margin, the Times endorsing phasing out police supervision of the slave trade. Neal Dow spoke at Exeter Hall on the 26th to an enthusiastic London audience. Rumors tie Russian rail failure in France to strains with Moray. Wise of Paris has resigned and gone home.

Cleveland A. H. H. Boyd North New School General Assembly New Eal Old School Ultra Old School New School New School Assembly Philadelphia General Assembly N. L. Rice St. Louis Missouri South Dr. Rice Mississippi Rocky Mountains Oho Miesoun London Times St. Jean d’Acre Devonport Halifax Niagara Disraeli Lord Palmerston United States Senate Bay Islands Honduras Great Britain Brazil Rosbuck Neal Dow London Exeter Hall Russia Count de Moray France Wise Paris Rervige Bararr California Washington Setha Telegraph Seth Kinman Pacific Sciphaery Fifth Street Ezra Baily Smith Street Fourth Samuel Ogden Fourth Street John C. Morris Mill Street Baker & von Phul Henry Emerson Walnut Street Wm. Qonklin Fourth Sweet George Carlisle Lafayette Miles Greenwood John 8. Law Royal Insurance Co Liverpool T. W. Haskell Buckeye State Insurance Co Henry Morton The Central Insurance Co J. B. Bennett Bay Etna Insurance Co A.M. Searles Merchants and Manufacturers Insurance Co Jas. H. Carter Tno Hartford J. W. Hooker Ztna Insurance Co Fulton Mr. Geo. George J. A. Gallagher R. M. Cotwine Esq G. W. Tucker Smith Griffin Keglecs J. N. Niles John Whetstone E. Taylor Samuel Fosdick Lyon & Bell Thomas McGeeber Elm Street Joseph Rodofer Johnson, Morton & Co T. Wilson Avondale A. Brown Glendale Saint Corry Esq Hamilton Messrs Putnam Poole & Co Harmar, C Mr. J. 0. Crabb Millersburg Lewis Fagin A Kattenhorn J. M. Conwell Robert Harlan D. Carroll Shorten J. B. Russell B. Hurd Morris W. EB. Chilus & CO Main and Walnut Cincinnati Ohio

Deadly Cairo duel ends with McPherson killed

Gallagher and McPherson fought aboard a river raft after Gallagher tried to reclaim his wife and child. Both men slashed with knives. Gallagher narrowly survived a fatal blow but McPherson died on the raft after a five minute close combat. The wife watched indifferently and claimed the fault lay elsewhere.

Meagher addresses Chicago guards scene at Tremont House

At Tremont House Cincinnati headquarters a crowd of city leaders gathered as Shields Guards of Chicago arrived and the band played Hail to the Chief. Thomas F. Meagher, the Irish patriot now Americanized, gave a commemorative address to his countrymen. The author recalls Meagher’s 1848 Dublin dock fate and speculates on his future influence in the United States. DELur.

Carcaco Tremont House Cincinnati Queen City Chicago Thomas F. Meagher Delur

Dust freeing road plan for western railroads proposed

In Scientific American style, a plan to irrigate and farm railroad rights of way to remove dust. The article outlines assigning farmers every seven miles to cultivate timothy and orchard grass, irrigate with streams, and harvest hay. Projected yields suggest millions in annual value and jobs for road workers.

Scientific American J. K. Stimpson United States Broadway Timothy Aarmer Cou Ba Timony Witham K. Mitchell Baltimore Reisterton Road Solomon H.seg 6

Southern remarks attack Walker and Stanton at Cheraw dinner

L M Kvitt, M C, lashed Walker and Stanton as up plinci trading politicians ready to sell slaveholders' Kansas interests. He derided the National Democratic party for lacks of principle, warned of Black Republican forces, and condemned Walker's Kansas constitution proposal as aimed at restoring Black Republican power. He cited Richmond Enquirer and other Southern papers backing the accusation.

L. M. Kvitt M.C South Carolina Cheraw D. C Walker Stanton Kansas National Democratic Party South Pines Boe Yy Washington Congress Richmond ‘Enquirer

Thurlow Weed in Georgia visit praised by Savannah Republicans

The Savannah Republican notes Thurlow Weed spent weeks in Georgia with his family and found his stay did not worsen his views on slavery. It states he acted constructively in the Greely and Main Trunk negotiations and helped settle disputes, earning the paper’s thanks.

Thurlow Weed Georgia Savannah Thurlow Wrep Weed Greely Thurlow Peale

Belief in spirit racing spreads in Italy says Tablet

The Tablet notes widespread belief in spirit racing in Italy and blames clergy for not recognizing the danger of the modern curiosity. It mentions Dr and Mrs Gove Nichols joining the Catholic Church here after claiming spiritual conversion and suggests clergy remain unaware of this delusion.

Tablet Europe Italy Gove Nichols

Political Sermons From the Revolutionary Era

The Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia reviewed sermons from Rev. Robert Cooper and Rev. George Duffield Jr. both tied to revolutionary events. Duffield’s ancestor was a 1777 preacher and Chaplain to the first Congress, with Bishop White. the piece questions political critiques of these ministers.

The Presbyterian Historical Society Philadelphia Mr. Wallace Society Robert Cooper Col. Montgomery Shippensburg Penn George Duffield

Vernet Portrait Claim Not Grounded In Washington

The assertion that M Vernet planned to paint Mr Buchanan’s Capitol portrait is unfounded. He remains in Paris at the Institute painting historical works for the French Museum while an American minister’s talk yielded no result. In Louisiana a bar room dispute ends in fatal wounds as Caldwell and Chinn clash. Toy dies and Chinn is gravely wounded.

M. Vernet Washington Mr. Buchanan Capitol United States Institute of France Louwisiana Lafayette Caldwell West Baton Rouge Bowl R. Chinn Harney House Caldwell John Toy

Humble Horse Scam Ends With Hidden Nail Discovery

Tompkins bought a lame five horse for 300 dollars and, after futile remedies, implanted a nail in the right fore foot to boost a resale. He sold the animal to a blacksmith for 200 dollars who later reveals the nail caused the lameness as he files the hoofs.

Tompkins Vulcan Mr. Tompkins

Court sessions and docket items before judges Carter Mallon and Oliver

The District Court held a Saturday session to dispose of incidental business. It announced another session next Saturday and adjournment thereafter. Cases included appointing a receiver, foreclosures with insufficient security, and various judgments. Judge Carter dissented on several actions while Judge Flinn’s related criminal case sought writ of error. A long note on a patriotic Californian hunter Seth Kinman and his buck horn chair, later tied to a federal appointment and $1,800 yearly pay, ends with remark on the chair’s value and curiosity.

Carter Mallon Oliver District Court Atwas & Ail Parker Vanmade Hamilton County Cincinnati Delhi Moses Brooklyn Gwynne & Sheffield McQueen & Harvey Thomas Pavish Hiiphay Ferris Court of Common Pleas Joel Perkins James Briacoe David B. Currance Daniel Gano Jones Parker and Kelly Flinn Criminal Court Savings Bank of Cincinnati Refera

Reverend confronts swearing carman on crowded street

The Rev Matthew Wilks encounters a carman cursing in a busy metropolis street. He warns he will testify on judgment day. The carman retorts that the biggest rogue becomes king's evidence, leaving the minister speechless.

Matthew Wilks

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