21 Sep 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1872
Page
1
The Enquirer reports about 50,000 people in the streets yesterday afternoon as Mr Gare moved between the depot and the Barnet House. A seats arrangement being discussed would require a reduction of about twenty feet.
A large Republican rally in Albany Ind featured a September 21 demonstration in honor of the gubernatorial candidate. Torchlight processions formed by twenty uniformed companies, foot and horse, with about two thousand people along the street. Browne could not speak due to weakness but received enthusiastic cheers from about fifteen thousand as Harlan and Gen Finnell addressed the crowd.
The article describes a fast-moving chase involving Pinchback and Warmoth in Louisiana. A messenger warned Pinchback of a personal delivery, but Greeley escaped as a special train passed. Isip suspects Pinchback aimed to seize state power by acting as lieutenant governor in Warmoth’s absence, control the legislature, and possibly announce martial law to be named military governor and tilt the election.
Special Dispatch from Couvnmars Ohio Sept 21 describes a massive mass meeting that drew thousands of locals to the street procession and Slay Hall. Prominent leaders addressed the crowd including Hon J H Warwick and J O Winship. General Butler departed for Cincinnati at 4 AM amid a large depot gathering.
General B F Bauer denounced Republicans in a city speech arguing for unity amid party upheaval. Address touched on Greeley, Grant, and the Cincinnati Baltimore plot, with references to secession, state rights, and alleged graft. Butler, Gunekel, Warwick, and Loup also spoke amid a charged political gathering.
Special Dispatch to the Times describes a large enthusiastic Soldiers and Sailors Reunion in Highland and adjoining counties. Col W H Glenn led a parade to Fair Ground, with speeches by Dr J D Noble and General Samuel Hare among others. Officers were elected for a permanent association and a next reunion set for September 20 1873 at Higginsport.
San Francisco report highlights a subsidy clash involving T Jm es Milicd and listed local figures amid unclear details. The fragmentary item mentions a subsidy dispute, naming individuals in a city context with no clear outcome or date.
Leading citizens urged Mayor to veto the Pacific Railroad subsidy after a heated vote on California matters. The unrest led to clashes as guards attempted arrests, with hundreds firing on the guards and a soldier killed, while cavalry pursued the fleeing group into the mountains.
A fragment from St Louis in September describes liberals facing internal strife over representation in the senate and legislature. The text cites G W Pitman as Liberal Committee chair, notes circulated materials, and suggests urging independence from the party line amid disputes.
In a chamber talk, a business figure urges restraint on artificial financial cures and supports resumption of specie payments. He warns against rings and outside relief, calls for a governance-led solution, and urges merchants to deliberate forthcoming remedies. Mayor Davis greets attendees and Mr Keeley is saluted by Cincinnati crowd.
A jumble of 1872 era items reports legislators in Ohio and Indiana campaigning at Urbana and Middletown, mentions Grant Crab, Warnock Eichsl, elections in the Third Ohio District, and a Republican meeting at Rix Mills with Marsh and Hillyer speakers. It also covers a cattle theft near Bucyrus, a large New Albany gathering with Harlan and Browne as orators, a mine wage dispute near New Castle, and a child’s illness prompting a political figure to travel from Washington to Bellaire. Further items include a California resident’s pocket book loss, France Germany diplomatic notes over Edmond About, and the National Eclectic Medical Association’s officers named for a 1873 Columbus meeting.
In New York on September 21 Senator Bayard of Delaware arrived yesterday and health reports good. A United States jury meeting in a court at Renton would consider a defalcation not to exceed $10,000. A Lower Bay yacht race between Vicon and Gracia covered about two miles with Wiscon winning as Greets gave up before home.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows yesterday confirmed judiciary guidance on the status of members in a suspended subordinate lodge who were in good standing at suspension. It allows restoration when conditions are met, limits local law changes on dues, and states subordinate lodges cannot alter age qualifications for candidates.
A Times dispatch from Washington notes a Republican caucus in Oregon's Legislature where John H. Mitchell led with 25 votes to Corbett's 10. Corbett seeks a coalition with Democrats to win reelection, amid a 16 vote majority and 69 total lawmakers. If Corbett gains nine Republicans, victory looms. Legislature meets next Tuesday to elect. Creswell heads to campaign, Williams scheduled to speak.
Special Dispatch reports a large energetic crowd at Fort WASP Inn on September 21. Ben Godlove S Orth, congressional candidate, was greeted with long applause as his answer to Heatricks’ speech drew strong support and debate. A torchlight procession accompanied the event, with Simon Wolf expected but ill in Chicago. Democrats hold a mass meeting today with Carl Schurz scheduled to speak at one o’clock.
Special dispatch reports Indiana State Senator John W. Burson died at his Muncie home this morning after being shot in Morgan County. The incident follows recent accusations against the Democracy. Also noted is a fatal wounding of John W. Fawcett, who was treated at Surgical Institute in this city. An excursion to the Exposition is planned by local interests. Companies listed include McGregor Lock and Builders' Hardware Manufacturing of Cincinnati with 50 000 capital, Boveypeen City Pressed Brick with 1 000 000 capital, and Gallipolis Stock Brewery with 420 000 capital.
A September 21 dispatch from St Louis reports a circular by E W Pittman chairing the Liberal Republican State Committee urging a realignment with the Democrats. It condemns attempts to preserve old party lines and calls for independents to unite against spoils politics. The piece notes some counties where Democrats do not cooperate with Liberals in nominations for state and federal offices, and suggests resignations if the committee’s views are not adopted.
Arrivals include the City of Chester from Memphis at 2 A.M., Susie Silver from New Orleans at 1 A.M., Frask P. Gracy from Evansville at 4 A.M., City of Helens from Vicksburg at noon. Departures list Colorado bound for Vicksburg at 8 P.M., City of 1 for Et Loute at 7 A.M., Glasgow for Memphis at 5 A.M. Weather reported as clear and warm.
Stockholm reports Oscar, brother of the late king, has succeeded to the throne of Sweden and Norway. All state dignitaries yesterday took the oath of allegiance to the new monarch.
The City Solicitor filed an application at the request of taxpayer L. W Rit tweder to halt payment of a warrant for 228 drawn by the City Auditor on the City Treasurer to cover expenses for trips east. The complainant argues the warrant would drain corporate funds after council approved the appropriation. A temporary order was issued by Judge Yaplet to hold until Thursday next for the injunction hearing.
Paris reports Edmond and associates released with no evidence found. In Rome the anniversary of the occupation by Italian troops sparked enthusiasm. The Pope received condolence visits and spoke against perceived injustices toward the Catholic Church.
In Pirasure Pennsylvania on September 21 the oil market shows little activity. Prices across New York bulk, refined, and spot trade reflect a quiet, bidless session with scarce offers and a general sense of inactivity.
A steamboat accident this week caused a boiler explosion, injuring three aboard. Officials say two men and a woman were gravely hurt, with rescuers rushing them to a nearby hospital. Investigations will determine cause and responsibility.
Reports describe Milwaukee plans for a Jewish temple costing 60000, a Schuylerville organ run by water, and Denver Methodists starting a 3500 church. Disjointed items note tract society outputs, women pastors, revival preaching, church fundraising, and debates on lay representation at the Presbyterian General Conference in Dayton Ohio.
In Cleveland on Friday afternoon a shipboard dispute escalated as sailors clashed with officers while boarding vessels. Fourteen men were arrested as the strike, which began on a Tuesday, drew attention for its tense confrontations and reported injuries.
Lexington racing notes from September list the first race won in 1:52 4 and 1:47 for two mile events with Talaria and Mephisto, plus Frogtown taking the three mile Consolation and the Kentucky Association Course record. Chicago reports Senator Richard Yates in good health at Fremont House and Dakota forms a committee to punish thieves.
The Newport yacht Modaline defeated rivals in a Newport to New York and return race. The winner hailed from Newport and clinched victory over the New York entrant in this season’s contest.
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