Debates Over Civil Rights Bill In House Committee
Lawmaker from Ohio comments on the President's annual message urging nonpartisan handling of civil rights. He examines citizenship by birth, state powers over rights, and potential vetoes, citing Lynch v Clarke and Blackstone to argue the bill defines citizenship but leaves voting and juries to state regulation.
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Debates on Citizenship and Civil Rights in State and Nation
A debate traces national citizenship and inalienable rights from the Constitution to state practice. It argues that states may not strip naturalized citizens of rights through prohibitory laws and highlights the need for federal civil rights enforcement amid southern resistance.
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Union State Convention Call for Ohio 1860s
The Union party of Ohio invites voters to a statewide convention in Columbus on June 20, 1860 to nominate candidates and set platform for national unity. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Gov Cox in 1865 with county minimums. counties to elect delegates June 9. The call urges unity, loyalty, and perseverance after the Civil War context.
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Vallandigham Dissatisfied With President Beating
Washington dispatch quotes Vallandigham as very unsettled by the President's defeat. He hoped a coup in favor of Southern applicants for Congress, but finds the President calm and cautious about acting with the Union majority in Congress. He warns friends to tread carefully without full endorsement.
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Paducah Herald Praises End of Rebel Authority
The Paducah Herald under J. C. Noble congratulates Kentuckiane on the ending of the Vederan authority, criticizing a file of greasy Dutch vagabond soldiers and celebrating the shift in power.
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Farmers urged to keep exact farm ledgers and field records
The Germantown Telegraph argues farmers should maintain precise books like shopkeepers, recording receipts, expenditures, and field outputs by crop and field. It says clear yearly accounts reveal true results, motivate better work, and help compare profits across fields to optimize crop choices.
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Cure for Felon Salve Ancient Remedy Instructions
The text describes a folk remedy to treat a felon by mixing unstacked lime with good soap to create a salve. A thin leather piece with a hole filled with the salve is placed over the sore and left until the lime and soap eat out the felon to the bone, then a healing salve is applied.
Cure for White Swelling Recipe Advised in Old Text
A remedy prescribes equal weights of Red Jed Sweet oil and Max good oil mixed and boiled until scorched. The blend is cooled, heated with Red Lead to wax, poured into water, and used as hand tallow and wax. The mixture is applied to the oro on cloth as a patch.
Cure for Bow Prevents Bots in Horses
A historic veterinary note describes preparing a remedy by mixing equal parts Alain Copperas and Saltpeter with water and giving it to an animal. The cure is claimed to never fail and is presented as a preventive for bots in horses.
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