Political cartoons and war rhetoric in Ohio Democratic clashes
A compilation of 19th century editorials and quotes from Ohio and nearby states railing at Democratic platforms on finance and inflation. The text cites Governor Hayes supporters, the German press, and blowhard speeches by Cary and Allen, ending with mockery of Democratic positions and a call for loyalist unity.
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Kimilethair Council
W.S. Wood
W.H. McCasz
Cnesof
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CR. J. N. CoLtiwn
Sec
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FaLeNxen
W. M
McClintock
N. G
G. Tey
Joux Honan
W.A. T. Dartiid Lagren
Ohio
Chicago
Greeley
General Grant
Allen
General Hayes
Sam Cary
Lorid Samuel
Grace Park
Akron
Summit County
Seneca Street
William
Samuel
Cleveland
Farmer Burling's Revenge Ends in Rescue and Realisation
A rural story of Ben Burling who schemes to ruin rival Williams by locking him in a cow shed to win back his love Fanny Martin. A kitchen-table confrontation, a fire, and Williams surviving reveal Burling’s remorse and marriage to Fanny, ending with a quiet reconciliation.
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Mr. Williams
Fanny
Ben
Elvil
Adam
Miss Martin
Mr. Bu
Williams
Young Williams
Far Meadow Road
Bac
Thad
Thad Dropped It Somewhere. It Was Not About Me. ‘Willams
Mother
Peleg
Jane Maria
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What the Brethren Think About Currency Contraction
Ohio Democrats criticize Republican currency policy claiming ongoing contraction harms business and risks bankruptcy. They argue real democracy would oppose such moves and note that greenbacks were issued by Republicans against Democratic protests, highlighting party fault lines over monetary expansion.
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Ohio Democrats
Republican Party
Ohio
Zeen
St. Louis
Coshocton editor praises William Allen and mocks his critic
The Coshocton Democrat editor chronicled a three column history of old Bil Allen praising his birth, debating with Thomas Ewing, and describing Allen as a historian philosopher and scientist. The Zanesville Courier ridicules the piece, urging restraint toward public figures and asylum criticism.
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Coshoeton_Democrat
Bil Allen
Old North
Allen
Thomas Ewing
Ewing
William Allen
Coshocton Democrat
Jackass
Tnele William
Socrates
Athens
Plato
Aristotle
Gov. Alien
Jupiter
William
Bill Allen
Asylum For
Zanesville
Fearful Visitor Demands Editor After Sighting Article
An irate man visited a town newspaper office to confront the editor over a piece he disliked. The young clerk described the editor as formidable and nearly invincible, prompting the visitor to flee, leaving the building and likely the town.
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Sampson
Death of General Blair Jr in St Louis
General Frank P. Blair Jr. died at 11:30 p.m. after a long illness with no hope of recovery. The death came suddenly and was unexpected despite the extended illness.
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Blair
St. Louis
Frank P. Blair Jr
Echoes of youth and fading beauty in verse
Fragmentary verse reflects on aging and loss with lines about manhood, beauty fading, and lingering affection. The text hints at a spark of youth still burning amid memories, though the passage ends mid thought with garbled wording.
The Inventor of the Wheelbarrow and Leonardo da Vinci
A reader tale recounts Leonardo da Vinci as the inventor of the wheelbarrow. It praises his diverse talents and places him in Florence Italy around Columbus's era. The passage highlights The Last Supper and notes modern Americans own wheelbarrows as his works.
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Columbus
America
Florence
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci
Steet
Leonardo da’ Vineli
St. Wichelas
Jily
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