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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1856
Page
1
A concise profile extols Millard Fillmore highlighting his rise from apprentice to lawyer, his term as State Comptroller, and his presidency. The piece praises his integrity, Union loyalty, and constitutional devotion while outlining his potential bid with the American party and a note on emigration law reform through the American Order.
The subject, known as Mr Frnnnons, entered public life in 1829 when chosen for the New York Assembly and was twice re elected. He earned esteem and broad confidence among peers for talent industry and integrity. His influence helped pass a bill to abolish imprisonment for debt in the Legislature.
In 1832 Mr Fitumions was elected to Congress and served in a stormy session after the deposites removal by Gen Jackson. He labored to advance constituents and country and retired with a clear record. In 1886 he was elected again, served on Ways and Means, debated the Broad Seal case, and built a reputation as a debater and business man.
The article notes his reelection to Congress in 1888 by a large margin and his appointment as Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, describing it as the most important and arduous post in Congress. It mentions difficulties facing the government and promises more on his service.
The passage notes Mr Fruitions led a reform drive with determined leadership. Government credit was restored, funds provided, peculations checked, and the session closed with Mr Pruthoas addressing a letter indicating his intention not to be involved further.
The text describes Mr. Pisinoas reaffirming public confidence and resuming his professional duties. It notes he is regarded as a leading New York lawyer with a broad practice and clear judgment suitable for Governor, mentioning his Whig nomination in 1844.
In 1849 the Whig party nominated Zacu any Tarios for President and Mato Fittmors for Vice President after Mr Poux’s term expired. He later resigned as Comptroller to become Vice President.
The address to the Senate praised for modesty and patriotism. As President of the Senate, Fortwce revived the right to call a Senator to order for debate. The Senate unanimously ordered the address entered on the journal as enduring evidence of his firm character.
On July 9 1860 Zacuany Taron died after a brief illness while July 10 saw Mr Fumors sworn to preserve protect and defend the Constitution. Amid fierce factional clamors the President vowed faithful service with Cabinet support as the country faced guiding policy choices.
The new Chief Magistrate issued a message about difficulties with Texas and the matter was adjusted. The Compromise Measures, supported and ordained, received the cordial sanction of Harry Crary and Mr. Fuamwons. Congress passed many important acts at that session.
The discourse notes Mr Fittasons first regular message outlining the nation’s interests and necessary measures. It also cites Mr Finimone’s second session address urging reform in naturalization laws to curb abuse and foreign influence in the country.
An excerpt notes the Grand Duke of Tuscany urging clemency for the Madai family, perceived as unjustly oppressed by Papal power. The family won release and sought refuge, while U S political discourse shifts to the 1862 presidential race and Whig conventions in Baltimore with early ballot results.
On February 23 1856 Mr Fuumons was unanimously nominated by the American party in convention for the Presidency with Axpain J Dowsison of Tennessee for Vice President. The nomination was accepted and every American is called upon to do his duty.
The piece argues that after touring Europe and studying its governments and limits on free press and speech, Mr. Firtweas will return to the United States with strengthened confidence in his leadership. It endorses his future administration as honorable to himself and glorious to the Union, aligned with American party principles.
On June 29, Mr Frnnoas arrived in New York to a cordial reception from the New York corporation and citizens of all parties. He spoke briefly, praising unity and national service, and asserted allegiance to his country above faction.
The Norfolk engine from Clarksville on the Roanoke Valley line burst its boiler on a meeting excursion near Lyneysville. The engineer and two firemen were killed instantly, with their bodies scattered and found far from the wreck. About 160 passengers were aboard the train.
After public reception in Buffalo, Mr Fillmore travels by private conveyance to visit his aged father, eighty six, living on a farm in Aurora, sixteen miles from the city.
Influential South Carolina newspapers including the Columbia Times Orangeburg Southrow Sumterville Times Darlington Flag and the Pee Dee Times condemn the Cincinnati nominations in strong editorials.
Wawee reports on a local event where the Buffalo Republic vendor Seer Ae Se responds to community questions. The piece notes the atmosphere around the discussion and the reactions of residents to the seer’s guidance.
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The readable text hints at a pale description of an exhibition featuring items called Cane and Pearly. It references remarks about a person who may have teeth and a wish to promote or exhibit items, but the fragmentary nature obscures clear details or outcomes.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at sports action with mentions of players and scores but lacks coherent names, teams, or events. The readable words suggest a chaotic scene and a crowd or game context without concrete details.
The article notes reform clubs in multiple wards forming under leaders with officers including secretary Isaiah Keoh and treasurer Moses Swasey. Evening clubs organized in the Fifth Ward aim to push preparations ahead of an upcoming campaign as meetings adjourn to reconvene in a week.
New York reports easier corn prices with declines in some grades and steady pork, talloe and sugar markets with limited business. Common rosta and yellow mixed settle lower, coffee and tea markets steady. Liverpool and London money markets ease with Consols quoted. Cotton sales reach 6,000 bales, market closing firm. wheat and corn unchanged.
Senate remarks discuss St Mary's river and St Clair flats projects vetoed by the President and passed over his veto. House considers Kansas admission. President’s messages on capital art and Revolutionary War claims noted. various procedural moves and committee actions follow.
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