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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1856
Page
2
The piece argues about where the Old Line Democracy stands on a Central American issue. It references the Cincinnati Convention’s impression of sympathy for General Wa aen and suggests leaders may be cautious, citing Lord Cianenpos’s House of Lords speech as showing a more guarded stance.
The piece notes high admission fees for viewing saints bones in New York, prompting speculation the Church funds itself at parishioners’ expense. It cites the New York Express and Philadelphia Banner, mentioning Bishop Bayley and a public demand to know the saint’s identity and origins.
Mr Demait of Paris reports a method to preserve meat by sealing in an airtight chamber with a bottom furnace. The chamber is heated to 100 degrees, sulphur, lime, and mint are burned, gas is drawn through the meat for 18 hours, then dried. The result resembles smoked beef. The piece notes political moves and Canadian military preparations including gunboats and cannon near Quebec.
In a speculative snapshot, potential cabinet seats and missions are linked to Democratic helpers. Watts notes if Mr. Boczkanan is elected the old Whigs will switch to the Democracy and gain rewards. Benjamin may gain a Cabinet seat while Jonze could receive a foreign mission. Angasox might secure the Attorney Generalship as Democrats await their turn.
The famed racer Wagner aged 26 has been sent to Kentucky to live near the sites of his greatest victory in the contest with Grey Eagle. The horse earned $34,150 from purses, ran eighteen races with ten four mile heats, and won twelve of them.
At the British Society's annual meeting Sir Culling B. Eardley announced plans for a Mediterranean to Jerusalem railroad with Turkish and British approval. He said the Balaklava to Sebastopol line material may be repurposed for the new project, signaling war driven Western enterprise in the East.
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