Morgan repudiation talk echoes in Columbus Democratic meeting
General George W. Morgan spoke at a Franklin Democratic Association gathering in Columbus, urging unity over partisanship and arguing against public debt repudiation while contrasting his stance with New York Tribune claims. He warned that moral peril and fiscal ruin could follow if creditors gain leverage and cited historical resistance to unjust taxation.
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Alnee
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Morgen
Tribune
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Pyanes
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Statenan
Mr. Morgan
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Folinampden
John Ffampden
England
Charles
Commonwealth
Thompden
Great Britain
Licury Clay
Fragmented Northern Democrats Debate and Morgan Lecture
The piece critiques a Democratic lecture by Morgan and its repudiation rhetoric. It questions whether the restored nation with war burdens is preferable to sectional divisions and argues only the Democratic party saved the nation. It accuses the speaker of incoherence and partisan manipulation, denouncing repudiation themes and party influence.
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Morgan
Democratic Party
Coenen Morgan
Morya
Cow Gazelle
Desperate pursuit ends in fatal struggle at Nowberry
A prisoner Lawson and Deputy Mowrey clash with a Confederate ally at Suppel's Depot. After a brutal fight over a revolver and musket, Lawson is killed and Mowrey carries the body to Nowberry.
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Columbia
PY. Terbune
Suppel’ x
Preisvate Mawes, Co
Espera
Lawson
Laanar
North
Abe
Ad Giese
Boldives
Mowrey
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Maweres
Mion
Jaawson
Chubands
Chevillian
Native Silk Worm Exhibit Impresses Boston Makers
At the Mechanics Association exhibition in Boston Mu Prouvelot of Medford Massachusetts displayed a box with raccoons and silk produced from native silk worms found by Mr Prouvelot in the woods six years ago. He started indoors then four years of propagation and two years of outdoor breeding yielding a hardy stock feeding on tree leaves in the forest including oaks walnut birch nut and willow.
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The
Mechanic Association
Boston
Prouvelot
Medford
Massachussetts
Ifo
Senate and House Debates on Army, Suffrage, and Reconstruction
The session notes extensive bills and resolutions on military reorganization including colored regiments, suffrage expansion in the District of Columbia, and Civil War-era policies. Actions cover veteran lists, freedmen’s protections, provisional governments, and plans for revenue and naval funding with adjournments after executive sessions.
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Savannah
Veteran Reserve Corps
Signal Department
District of Columbia
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Internal Revenue
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Ma Trumbull
Judiciary Committee
Hreedmen'’s Bureau
United States
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Maryland
Reconstruction
Bente
Lovsu
James Lefarraw
John D. Kennedy
South Carolina
Philadelphia Navy Yard
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Utah
Abi
Chester Pennsylvania
Me Rovers
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Colarest Potons
Parisawerth
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Esa
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United Sites
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Mischssippi
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Pourcels
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Stouse
United States ‘Army
Board of T
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Regulay Army
Postage stamps on credit questioned in southern states
A letter to the Senate Post Office Committee argues the law to allow credit stamps will aid the Department by distributing stamps via post offices, but practical limits exist as many places lack oath-taking postmasters or sufficient funds. The measure would appoint assessors and collectors, with severe penalties, and aims to raise revenue and foster order in the Southern States.
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Senate Post Office
Iie
Dan
United States
Penmanship as Central to Education and Commerce
Editorial urges focus on penmanship in district schools arguing good writing is essential for clerks and merchants. It claims clear, legible handwriting tests should determine teaching quality and certification, to raise standards and better prepare youth for business and teaching roles.
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Reluss
Fragmented Political Rhetoric From a 19th Century Meeting
A garbled report describes a January gathering with references to Ohio Copper Lowy and Golumbus figures. It argues Benedict Arnold as a patriot by comparison and denounces a Democratic faction leader as a traitor to the country, accusing him of subverting the government and aiding Confederate aims.
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Uual Watlindighaim
Benedict Arnold
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de Cada
Canada
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Trewe
Chicago
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Wach
Onin
Joari
Mtist
Oh Hickory
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Vernon Rep
Odd Interlocutors and Confused Courtroom Banter
A collection of fragmented quips shows a misfiring humor scene with a Irish judge who forgives pardons, a Boston boot seller and Mrs Partington debating shelves, and a tangled Shakespearean style exchange about leadership and coats in Parliament. The tone mimics a garbled satirical column.
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Miram
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Annamac Trial Notes Mention Oath and Evidence
Fragmentary Tribune item references a court proceeding and an oath cast in evidence. Details are unreadable, but the piece points to judicial process and a post or report on the event. Names, dates, and places are not recoverable from the legible text.
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