14 Jan 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1856
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts including names and places but no coherent event or outcome to summarize. The fragment mentions Goart Mouse and Cincinnati but lacks context, dates, or actions to frame a concrete news item.
A newspaper letter defending the American party and opposing Papal influence in Louisiana politics. It rebuts claims by Mr. Eustis that the party targets Catholics, arguing genuine American liberty rejects ecclesiastical meddling and Papal supremacy. References to Louisiana Catholics and Jesuit influence frame the debate as a national partisan issue.
The National Democratic Committee chaired by Hon. Robert McLaxz met in Washington on Tuesday. Cincinnati and the first Monday in June are set as the venue and date for the Democratic National Convention to nominate a presidential candidate. The author predicts a landslide defeat for the eventual nominee against the American candidate, unseen in the last twenty years.
A Louisville Journal correspondent describes the Frankfort convention as the most noisy and riotous Kentucky gathering yet. Spectator Swicart from the American party was denounced as an interloper by Sag Nicht delegates while calm in his seat. The report also notes a Louisiana slave branding case and a violent asylum incident in Concord New Hampshire.
A speech by Ohio Republicans argues for extending human freedom, criticizes minority rule, and presses for bank reform and currency changes. It defends elected officials, opposes foreign military ties, and vows neutral enforcement while advancing constitutional amendments for suffrage and taxation policies.
A railway disaster on the Hudson River line leaves three dead and many injured. Rescue efforts and details of the wreck are outlined, naming Mrs Kes of U as among the victims and noting several others seriously hurt.
Lawmakers clash over the Kansas Nebraska bill the Wilmot Proviso and territorial status as candidates face interrogatories from Zollicoffer. Richard son defends compromise on slavery while Kennett and Banks dodge direct positions amid heated exchanges and party lines. House adjourns after voting results and continued questions.
The report records snowfall in Bayrmont and Wasaimoros with periods of light rain. It notes the Eastern mail arriving two hours late and two to three inches of snow falling in Wasaimoros during the afternoon.
A vessel named Ben garee from Canton ran aground at Fire Island on New Year’s Day. The ship listed with eleven feet of water in the hold before a rescue attempt by pilot BE K Collins’ company. Five crew members of the Collins crew drowned in the incident.
Fragmentary report notes a sensation surrounding Hon. Wim. Bigler on January 13 in a local context. No further clear details available from the unreadable OCR.
In New York evening trading on January 12, the market for common grades held firm with Western flour futures showing tighter demand. Export interest remains, with bids and sales reported around 64 to 68 and light activity noted in higher grade Genesee offerings. buyers show selectivity amid cautious export demand.
The column lists fall and carryover prices for meats and groceries with detailed per pound and per item rates from local peddlers and markets. A late Saturday fire at W B Sparkes Co on Columbia Street destroyed the wholesale liquor establishment, killing William Videll and injuring John Crandley and a fourth member. the blaze is blamed on an incendiary. An adjacent note reports an amateur performance fundraiser at the People's Theater organized by local residents.
January 3 market notes show flour and grain trading quiet with unchanged prices. Sales include 89 and 990 sacks at 66 2, grains at 80 basic corn and 7 for oats, weather favorable with some houses resuming operations. Provisions see inquiry but limited offers, lard and port prices noted, whiskey market firm with steady demand and light receipts.
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