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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1856
Page
1
The passage claims the Democracy has squandered vast sums and abused rights, urging urgent reform before the November vote. It argues poor accountability and misrule cross all public departments and calls for accountability of public funds and proper value returned to all citizens.
The item cheers over a new paper in Jacksonville Illinois named Fiiwors led by Musano Fiatmons. It claims strong north growth with Whigs and Democrats rallying under the Fiiwors banner to save the country and predicts Mittsep Firtwons as likely to win Illinois. The piece attacks the Fasxowr farce as a failed deception.
Boston Journal notes Col Pasueni’s failed political dabble in California as he copes with a U.S. Senate term from 1851 to 1858. It recalls Col. Dama’s duty and Seeger’s era, detailing centuries of electoral contention and repeated ballots ending in scant votes.
A bitter column criticizes press circulation of unverified charges against Republicans and a Kansas fundraising drive. It recounts a hoax letter about slave voting, accuses papers of spreading sensational stories, and urges readers to seek truth amid public agitation and misinformation.
The Boston Pilot carries a long mystical editorial on Mr Paswont's Catholicism. It appears to back Bucuaxa for the Presidency while showing a Democratic display due to its editor's Custom House role. The piece cites a letter from Ex Gov Corr of New Hampshire endorsing Fasnost as a Protestant and discusses political loyalties.
The Baltimore American prints lengthy proceedings of the Whig State Convention held in Baltimore. The report notes actions and speakers connected with Mr. Fillmore, with letters and attendees referenced, outlining aims and promises for the party's future in Maryland.
The record notes a morning session with committee appointments and amendments and a seven o’clock evening session. President introduces Wales French who addresses current questions amid loud cheering. Delegates include Charles Hawley of Stamford and McD Mead of Westport.
A culvert failure on the North Carolina Central Railroad near Goldsboro caused a fatal wreck Monday morning. Two killed instantly, including conductor Mr. Holland, and four wounded as cars piled into a gulley after heavy rains washed away dirt from rocks.
A Washington letter notes that messages from Mr. Dallas fail to match the London papers in reporting a settlement of all disputes related to Oen. The item highlights disparity between domestic dispatches and international press on the issue.
The report details varied weekly activity across goods including Barret poles, whisky, cotton yarn, candles and soap, eggs, lumber, rain-related grains, oats, corn, barley, rye, lemons, dried fruits, feathers, hay, hemp, hops, hides, iron, and leather. Prices show firmer tones in several sectors while others hold or ease. demand fluctuates with export interest noted for certain commodities and weather impacting outdoor business.
A fire devastated the Mount Vernon hotel and surrounding houses on the island causing immense damage and near destruction of property. Colonel Eames and Cain & Foster managed water supply via a tower holding twenty thousand gallons, but the blaze destroyed furniture valued at $4,000 with no insurance and total losses estimated around $150,000. Separately, a Central Railroad accident near Port Byron killed six drovers after a switch was mishandled, with a list of the deceased including W A Wilson and Edward Taylor.
Telegrams from Europe describe bread riots in Lisbon and droughty harvests, with cholera spreading in Portugal. Reports mention French squadron actions at the Tagus, disarmament in Madrid's province, and tensions involving Naples Lombard exile property as rulers seek European negotiation.
September 2 report from the Board of Health notes no new illnesses at Fort Hamilton. Danny See is reported convalescing after care at military facilities.
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