22 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1856
Page
1
The Daily Times condemns a memorial from Ashtabula County citizens as ultra abolitionist and treasonous. It urges stripping the legislator of honors and sealing the legislative record, calling for nationwide unity and denunciation of fanaticism and bigotry.
In the Forsaken trenches a group of sufferers lie frozen in a brutal winter scene. A mother and child cling to life and each other as the body of a man remains rigid nearby. The portrait captures maternal love, agony, and the stark record of death amid the mountains.
A fragment from a period piece contrasts Deacon Safford parceling out sermons with a sleeping figure, likening spiritual indulgence to a boat tethered by a single rope. It blends a preacher tale with a moral about restraint and vigilance, concluding with political commentary on Cincinnati conventions and patronage.
The Grand Marshal and assistants finalize parade order amid laborious preparations. Corrections welcomed by the Marshals with proper report to headquarters. Formation details outline Grand Marshal in Chief Galbaway Brashears and staff with divisions led by named officers and cadet lines, awaiting further instructions.
Telegraph reports a new platform adopted by a wide margin at the Grand Council session. Ohio delegates Lippett Lintrom and Nash dissented on the final vote. Delegates arriving include Francis Pair Durkee Horace Greeley and others as a program on slavery is to be reconsidered.
The National Council spent the morning debating a resolution to rescind the 12th section and passed a substitute platform proposed by Mr Evans of Washington by 106 to 77. The council heard an Ohio delegation explanation about charges against Ford of Ohio and Bennett of New York. The council remained in session and is expected to adjourn sine die.
The Senate met at nine o clock and moved rapidly. Two Senate bills and one House bill passed. Mr Matthews introduced a civil procedure code amendment and Mr Phelps a birth, marriage, and death registry bill. Mr Kelley offered a resolution to request authority to send for persons and papers to probe Treasury affairs. it passed as the Senate adjourned until Monday.
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