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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1856
Page
1
The excerpt shows a political gathering where attendees cry out against a proposal and questions are raised about actions by Cincinnati Democrats. Harry Hibbard of New Hampshire moves to adjourn sine die as the convention's business concludes.
A large Fourth of July style rally organized by the Young Men Democratic Association filled the Fifth street market with banners rockets music and illuminated sights. Attendees included the Washington artillery Keystone Club Empire Club and several Democratic factions marching in procession. The display featured banners endorsing James Buchanan and Democratic government.
A Cincinnati clergyman writes a glowing review of a new book on the Ohio Valley's early settlement. The work narrates thrilling pioneer incidents and honors the deeds and trials of the frontier fathers, praising Strickland's clear eloquence and its value for Western families.
During a congressional convention recess Mr. Benjamin Stringfellow and the Missouri delegation presented Major W A Richardson with a large silver headed hickory cane in tribute to his advocacy of the Kansas Nebraska Bill. Richardson spoke briefly and was saluted by the crowd as observers enjoyed refreshments.
A political gathering noted as a campaign event for FOR PRESIDENT with supporters and speakers. The report emphasizes traditional party enthusiasm and organized turnout.
June 6 report shows limited trading in grains and oils with small sales in barley wheat and corn. oats firm and scarce. rye unchanged. Whisky steady with good demand. butter limited. dried fruit peaches sold. linseed firm with modest activity. bacon prices easing. bulk meat softening. lead small sale and price. The late outbreak of Brecks in British Guianas noted.
A fragmented report describes armed threats and expulsions amid factional strife in Kansas. Tension rises as Civil War era rivals clash, with warnings that neighbors must depart or face violent confrontations.
The Kansas City Enterprise-Extra recounts violent clashes as abolitionist action escalates. John W. J. H. Hamilton and John Iyax pursued Bernard. marshal’s posse wounded men and horses near Hickory Point. Captain Pate’s company clashed with opposing forces. at least two of their men were killed and several wounded. Witnesses describe aggressive pursuit and mounting casualties as tensions flare in the territory.
A fragmentary Randolph Missouri item notes a man with a bat over several days, a sister’s house, and a young man in a wet, respectable appearance. An escapee after a clash fled into woods but was pursued, injured, and captured near Syracuse. no bones broken though badly hurt.
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