Georgia Republicanism and the Conventions Debate
From Atlanta March reports the Cincinnati Gazette correspondent examines Georgia Republicanism at a state convention. It analyzes obstacles from native white voters, northern arrivals, and disloyal whites, noting strong yet limited leadership and the risk of alienating loyal Unionists.
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Brown
Cincinnati Gazette
Attlanta
A.P. Akerman
Eibert
Georgia
South
Unilom
Ingiamharé
North Georgia
Democratic Party
Vention
A. T. Sebailiond
Elbert
R. Pe
Les
Gordon
Wardell
Polk
J. B. Martin
Carroll
John
Whitefield
Renee
Drake
Trowa
Jeff
Davis
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James Wade of Ohio A Legal Luminary and Senator
The narrative traces James F. Wade’s path from a hard working law student in Ashtabula County to a prominent Ohio attorney. It notes his early cases, rise to Prosecuting Attorney, his anti slavery stance in the Ohio Senate, and eventual election to the United States Senate. It highlights his judicial tenure, stump oratory, and legacy as a fearless defender of reform and people’s rights.
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J and Growsch
Senate
John Adams
United States
Washington
Benjain F. Wade
Ashtabula
Ohio
Jefferson
Othen
Ashtab
Contary
State Senate of
Judiciary Committee
Ricubal
Eatin
Texas
Uex
J. Wade
Lea
Dave
Bio
Waitt
Yany
Harrison
Leeca
Caroli
George
Congress
Orin Wa
General Assembly of
State of
State of Ohio
Caidas
John Davis Adams
Massachusetts
Arenes Adams
Anti-Slavery Society of the Wieset
Adams
O Ition
Pea Peetne
Trumbull
Mahoning
Portage
Summit
Ieee
Akron
Ummit County
Legislat
United States Senate
United
B. F. Wade
Hi Legislative Council
Coun
Sounn Lamholmelbokin
Treasury
National finances and Senator Sherman speech record
A detailed transcription of Senator Sherman's February speech on U S finances, covering McCulloch's contraction policy, five-twenty redemption, greenbacks, bank note limits, gold contracts, and calls for fiscal reform. It cites debates on debt, currency, taxation, and the need for specie payments, with emphasis on public confidence and veteran policy positions.
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Congressional Globe
United States
Legisetersmien
Exco
Ndeenbacks
Missourieur
Henderson
Morton
New York
Ima
City Council Meets and Courts Report Note Local Crime Scene
City Council to meet in regular session this afternoon as police and health officials prepare annual and upcoming reports. Multiple petty crimes, fines, and detentions fill yesterday’s Police Court docket while road costs and prisoner holds are recorded in county actions.
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Justices of the Peace
Theatrical and Dental Items Highlight City Arts Scene
The evening featured Under the Gas Light with strong accessaries and solid acting while Forrest to play Richelieu Monday. Minstrels delivered swift, engaging programs and Morant Hall drew growing crowds for dazzling pageantry and illusions. The Mississippi Valley Dental Association gathered delegates and heard papers on tooth formation and arsenious acid use with lively discussion.
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Dental Association of the
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Valley Dental Association
Hall of the
Dental College
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W. H. Hand
Louisville
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Taft
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Wardle
W. Realy
H. & Howe
New Richmond
M. Welle
Indianapolis
Ind
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G.A. Wells
India
RL. Byams
Toledo
W. M. Kiond
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Hindes County
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BF. Mis
RL. Lawrence
Atlanta
Ill
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Ysbomeroy
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Jay
Cutter
Iss H. A. Smith
Cincinnati
Dr. M
Rose
Geo. Watt
Newport Board of Directors 1867 68 Abstract
Abstract of the Board of Directors for 1867 68 from Newport reports a brief record of governance. The text notes financial matters and committee actions, listing officers and key decisions. The readable portions indicate oversight and institutional progress for the period.
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