Ohio State Council Meets Amid Nomination Controversy
The Ohio State Council convened at Nell's Hall with 130+ delegates. factions argued over ratifying Philadelphia nominations, while some threatened secession to back Ohio delegates. Debate spilled into clashes between Douglas and Sumner, highlighting party tensions and looming contested seats.
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Douglas
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Summer
Mr. Sumner
Massachusetts
Lean
Senate
Illnois
Dougis
Crittenden
Kansas debate and factional tensions in 1866 Congress
Washington dispatch outlines heated Kansas debate in the Senate and House. It notes Mr. Washburne’s speech, opposition to a previous question, and calls for voters to decide by ballot. It discusses party strife in Ohio and the national struggle over Kansas and Missouri Compromise issues.
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Kansas
Parviance
Todd
Pennsylvania
Reeder
Congress
Duan
America
Philadelphia
Pierce
Douglas
Wilford
Wayne
Matthews
Hamilton
Ashtabula
Giddings Cadwell
Ohio
Missouri
House of Representatives
A. H. Reeder
Mr. Curry
Stephen Arnold Douglas
O. S. Journal
House
Monroe
Plower
Brand
Democratic Party
Senate
Kelley
King
Common Pleas
W.D
American State Council Feud Splits Delegates Across Hamilton County
The Know Nothings split as 184 votes pass a motion while Americans plan a new State Council. Ford loyalty divides the party with six Hamilton county delegates seceding amid feverish convention scenes at City Hall. Passengers have moved as a bloc to the Know Nothing State Council amid repudiation of Fillmore’s 50 percent stance.
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Elispatch
Ford
Fies
B. P. Norton
State Council
Hamilton County
Know Nothing State Council
Know Nothings
Mr. Fillmore
Philadelphia
Uncertain Status of Peace Talks Amid Global Turmoil
Press summary notes Napoleon spoke of peace and war readiness as rumors of negotiations circulate. Reports from The Persia mention meetings in Havas and dispatches from Paris, with financial markets showing heavy funds trading and new loan activity. Additional items reference Crimean delegates, Pacific insurance at Liverpool, a theater fire in London, and Russian troop movements to the Crimean theater.
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Napoleon
France
Persia
Ofth
Laapos
Cape Clear
Csada
James Raines
Liverpool
Ae Ee
Gneat Barrarm
Pacific
Convent Garden
Anderson
Marseille
New York Market Report Passages From March Trade
Market bulletin for New York on March 20 notes 3 000 bales sold, coffee 6 000 bags Rio, sugar 250 barrels Orleans, molasses dull, linseed and lard oils quiet. Stocks higher in several rail and canal issues. wheat dull and down, oats and corn unsettled, whiskey steady, pork firmer, lard and butter steady with limited demand. Local and eastern demand dominates, shippers absent, home trade limited to immediate needs.
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Gotton
Orleans
Cleveland
Toledo
Eri
Cumberland
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New York Central
Reading
Geneseo
Ohio
Prison
Yluuk
Persia
Market Report New Ontasna March 9
Cotton steady at unchanged prices with sales of 14 000 bales. Prices for molasses and lard noted, beef and pork values listed. Merling Exchange 8. No action following Persia’s advices.
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