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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1875
Page
4
The Daily Gazette lists sections across eight pages including local news, fires and sports intelligence, crop reports from Kansas, advertisements, weather, and river and railway notices. It notes sermons, school design news, historical corrections, and various political notes.
The column surveys Democratic platforms from Ohio and national debates, notes on Hay es and third terms, and UK and Spanish affairs. It reports Burman King’s policy, locusts in the West, Boston and New York market scenes, and legal punishments in Liverpool and Paris while critiquing American journalism and public figures.
In letters and commentary, reformers denounce canal lessees who pay a $500 bonus for thirty new boats on the Miami and Erie Canal, urging investigation and public ownership. They fault women's exhibition space decisions and call for equal space for Ohio daughters alongside sons, demanding ongoing accountability and preservation of public works.
A historical correction disputes Judge Ramey's remark at the Democratic Convention noting that the early association after the Federal Constitution was the Republican party, not the Democratic. It argues the first parties were Federal and Republican and urges factual accuracy in the chairman's statement.
The piece argues the Bunker Hill assault showed bold planning and stout defense but suffered from delayed support and poor coordination. It notes British setbacks and American morale rising, with Britain shocked by the American defense and losses.
The piece attacks a Chicago led inquest on Southern Ohio freestone used in Cincinnati projects like the Post-office and Custom-house. It questions the frost claim, arguing the stone has proven durability in many fine buildings for decades and urging fair testing rather than broad condemnation.
The piece argues the dispute over a stone quarry is manufactured by Chicago jealousy of Cincinnati. It claims no investigation by experts is needed to identify the stone and dismisses the defective foundation claim as false, predicting Chicago may regret its role.
The speaker argues Brercuer’s qualities and talents, citing Shakespearean parallels to portray him as noble and capable. He contends Brercuer could not admit guilt despite serious accusations, praising Brercuer’s intellect, leadership, and understanding while noting the defense avoids condemning Mr. Eggercurr.
A historical appraisal compares the 1775 Bunker Hill battle with Napoleon’s 1815 Waterloo. It notes Bunker Hill inspired American resolve and independence, while Waterloo reshaped Europe through Napoleonic defeat and postwar settlement. The piece emphasizes lasting political and social consequences in both eras.
The article argues that American ideals from Bunker Hill shaped a century of liberty while Waterloo’s triumphs were transient dynastic. It notes revolutions in 1830 1848 and shifts in Austria Prussia and Russia, suggesting Britain's Napoleonic era powers are passé.
A critique argues Secretary Delano neglected Indian affairs by letting subordinates and swindling contractors run the system. It cites Prof. Marsden of Yale warning of theft and starvation among Indians, urging action and removal of corrupt officials to protect the frontier and honor of the administration.
Prof Fawcett’s blind leadership and his wife’s suffrage drive emphasize practical grievances. She cites barriers to women in medicine and access to education, noting reforms fade as endowments shift to boys facilities. After five years, the parliamentary majority against emancipation fell from 126 to 35, signaling growing support.
The piece argues American women's rights advocates include wild radicals who taint the movement, while English suffragists are socially distinguished, educated, and moral, presenting themselves as arguments for their cause. Parliament should treat them fairly and grant relief from existing disabilities even if all demands aren’t met.
A lengthy critique questions Democratic currency planks charging Republicans with causing a general business depression by contraction. It notes greenbacks and bank notes rose since the war, questions the prophecy of a money famine, and argues inflation would worsen cycles rather than help trade. The piece cites Gen Ewix and policy contrasts, warning of credit bubbles and eventual calamity.
The piece argues that money inflation harms honest labor and enriches speculators, calling out paper money as the tool. It mentions a fuller account of the Knights Templar's excursion to California by "a lady friend" but notes space constraints prevent full publication.
James Plunkett fourteen son of Mr Taylor Plunkett of Covington was severely injured riding a Central Avenue street car near Mohawk Bridge yesterday afternoon a runaway horse dragging a buggy struck him in the back of the head he was taken to his Covington home
A large group engaged in a rough free fight near Walker Mill road and Gest street yesterday afternoon. Two or more combatants sustained injuries and were carried away for treatment in a hack.
The Put-in-Bay House, a famed Cincinnati summer resort, shows several improvements this year and is under the management of Messrs. Sweny, West & Co.
A Cincinnati Gazette editor comments on the Columbus Democratic fog horn that yesterday caused chimneys to topple and alarm to spread, though calm is restored and residents wonder if William will ever stop roaring.
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