War Reminiscences from the Cincinnati Chronicle Focus on Wade and Labor
A Cincinnati Chronicle correspondent profiles Vice President elect Wade and Ohio figures, detailing his views on Grant, West Point, Alabama claims, and labor relations. The piece covers Wade’s army sons, Civil War exploits, and stance on capital and labor, plus commentary on Virginia politics and England’s role. It also includes a New York Equal Rights Convention update and notes on church reunions and railroad concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Chronicle
New York
Equal Rights Convention
Steinway Hall
Cooper Institute
Woman's Rights
Equal Rights
State Convention Moves Toward Adoption and Organization
A large majority favored Eamon then shifted to woke men with no admission. A consensus on the whole was reached and no men were admitted by a wide margin. Celebrations followed the decision as support grew for adopting a constitution, electing officers, and appointing committees. State conventions were instructed to begin work earnestly. MV. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamon
MV. L
Powells Green River expedition begins on May seventh
Major J W Powell leaves Chicago for Green River Nevada crossing at the Pacific Railway, planning to descend the Green River to its Colorado junction by boat. A dozen armed men accompany him as four Chicago-built boats are shipped by rail, hoping to explore canyons and rapids, with danger overstated by some observers but confidence in the party high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Washington
Chid
Ohio
Morton
Indiana
Wade
Interior
Mr. Wade
Grant
Weat Point
Pacific Railroad
Wede
Sumter
James
Simon Cameron
Wade le Racy Eine
Gettysburg
Meade
Young’ Wade
Ford
New York
Reading
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Simon
Jacob
Pres Ks
Buok Smalea
Richmond
Dr. Spring
Fifth Avenue
Church of the Covenant
Park Avenue
Venice
Dra. Spr
Mi Ve
Lord
Edacobus
Alany Seminary
Hall
Rochester
Gerkes
Kentucky
Atwater
Princeton
Williams
Green
Colorado
Chicago Republican
J. W. Powell
Chicago
Green River Ney
Pacific
Green River
Lorado
Botelt
Taven
Bet Be
Iymor
Bowldera
Powell Alr m
Massachusetts
Summer
Sumner
Kcoi
Kesman
House of Commons
Mr. Roebuck
Pular
England
Ae Confederacy
Office of
Tees Assumtions
Geena
United States
America
Massachupoten
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Alabama
The
Jefferson
Giddings
Little Village
Racei
George W. Han
Ranney
Cleveland
Messrs
Hioherto
Phesé
Aaitabuls Sentinel
Howells
F Ss
CmRonioue Sherim
Hab
Chronicle
Virginia
Georgia
cen.Grant
Johnson
Southerm
Slmmer
Sprague
Lirs
Gen. Pleasanton
Buford
Salem
Mosby
Henry
Sixth Cavalry
Sixth U. S. Colored Troops
New Mexico
Srapanti
Senate
Elapae
Ener Cay
Fred
Douglass
Mary
Gittlad
Ie World
Tribune
Greeley
Beecher
Stanton
Douglassine
Lucy
Hotobin
Twenty-third Street
Women's Suffrage Association
Stitt Ee
Roeen
Earnestine L. Rose
Illinois
Dews
Colorado Tion
River Expec
MR. Sumner
London
Daily News
Uni
Umner
Canada
Ishmen
American Union
Motley
Wash Npn
New
Constantinople
St. Peter’s
Rome
Naleon
Paris
Su Dexy
Younge
Ierry
Hes Grose
Homel Gores
Seksse
Sina
Ular Congo
Cairo
Fev
Sean Marabou
Sy Iitrt
Doetmenda
Nothi
Soen
Caniane Asa
Bri
Prince Royal’s
Evd of
Good Hope
N. Y
San Francisco
Selt Lake
Texas
Winterset
Alfred Smith
Smith
Caem
Madison
Ind
Ikers
Erie
Penn
Nakins Lane
Dunn
Kansas
Bill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!