County Primary Officials Named in Local Notice
Alexander nere George K Bor Director of County Primary. Addison H. Whiteside.
08 Sep 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1856
Page
1
Alexander nere George K Bor Director of County Primary. Addison H. Whiteside.
Accounts from Columbus note excitement over the Fillmore demonstration planned for next Wednesday. Franklin county will welcome crowds from across the state as merchants and farmers mobilize to support the event. Distinguished national speakers are expected, and counties aim to surpass Hamilton in attendance as Americans rally to the cause.
A U S senator receives a California letter predicting a Republican victory with Fillmore support versus Buchanan. The note mentions press bias, party chances, and miners favoring Fillmore. Also noted is a Toledo bet about northern state outcomes and a Russian circumnavigation plans by two corvettes from Cronstadt.
The text reports on planned large scale political demonstrations to feature Gen Sis Hotston and Hon Jons J Carrianpan in various towns including Hillsboro Urbans Zanesville Cleveland and Xenis. It cites speeches and events from Polumbus and Cincinnati Commercial and mentions figures like Daniel Webster and Benjamin Franklin in historical context. It also references a Boston inauguration event and rallies in York Pennsylvania with strong Fillmore Donelson sentiment and a humorous anecdote about Thomas Marshall in court.
The Whigs of Massachusetts met in Tremont Temple Boston on Tuesday at 11 to nominate candidates for the coming election and arrange campaign plans. Hon Robt C Winthrop presided delivering an eloquent speech applauded throughout. The ticket includes Luther V of Bamereit and others, stressing Union fidelity and Constitution support amid national discord. A Norfolk storm caused damage with ships driven ashore and crews saved. details report wrecks and local impact.
One of Paris’s most charming actresses, Miss Eudoxie Laurent, has been engaged to visit the Russian capital. The city laments her departure as she hired Paris’s leading dressmakers, and her wardrobe boasted the finest robes and adornments.
A chaotic account from Kansas describes a sunrise clash near Ossawatomie where about 400 pro slavery forces under General Reid attacked. Free State defenders, aided by muskets and artillery, repelled the assault but suffered casualties and the town was burned. The report notes captured men, executions, and the uncertain fate of Brown, with calls for strong federal leadership to curb violence.
Saturday afternoon in Dothi township Eastern ed a political gathering drew crowds to hear Major A D Sewalley of Newport Ky speak on the Kansas Nebraska act and the Democratic party aims. He argued for preserving the Union and warned against Republican disunion while criticizing Fremont and Catholic influence. A separate incident on Ninth Street noted a stabbing at a fame house leading to the arrest of two women.
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