Fragmentary 1857 1858 ledger items and sums
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Owen Evans Abram Bhater James Dobinson Henry Schmeuser Wm Doak and J S Taylor with various dollar amounts and totals including 56.00 90.00 38.00 20.00 340.00 138.00 198.00 178.15 and 187.00, implying a ledger of expenses or disbursements. The text also shows terms like Moore diem and Livrey teams and a final sum of 81.81, though details are unreadable. The exact context and dates are missing.
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AbramBhater
James Dobinson
Henry Schmeuser
Doak
Moore
Sasstr
Vere
J. S. Taylor
Livrey
Editor denounces Gloomax Bill pressure from Catholic vote
The writer condemns the Goomax Bill pressed under threats by the Catholic Church to secure Democratic support. He describes a branding threat used to coerce votes, accuses Coshocton County Democrats’ senator of compromising independence, and warns that many Democrats refused his election endorsement and will not now.support his actions in the Senate.
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Resolutions Plea for Democratic Reform Suppressed by King
The article accuses the County Convention of blocking proposals to reform delegate elections and give voters a voice. It claims the party, aided by the King, froze the resolutions, silenced discussion, and plundered the treasury while promising ballot action. It questions the publication of the 1873 Commissioners report and a $150 printing bill.
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Rny
Democratic Party
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HimEpacen
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Wilson
Questionable Competence in Clerk of the Court Letter
A Danish style critique questions Ma. Duuny's suitability as Clerk of the Court. It argues that a 300 word letter with many misspellings proves incompetence, urging a full error-riddled reproduction to support the claim and expose supposed deficiencies.
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Duuny
County Ring funds questioned over road contracts and jail
The document asserts profits from road and badge contracts, building funds, and other items went into a shared pool under a county Ring to cover up past rascalities. It compares 1875 expenditures for blank books, stationery, and public use costs with earlier rates, accusing Ring rule of waste and inflated bills while noting jail and courthouse repairs and lavish purchases.
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Court House
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Ring and treasury frictions shadow local politics
The piece critiques county finances under the Ring, citing $80 sand purchases, a moved treasury safe, and $200 plus $50 added pay for Court House work. It questions bids, dividends in the Ring pool, and political manipulation ahead of elections, urging readers to study Gen Carl Saunz’s Cincinnati speech.
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County Ring Mobilizes Corruption Fund to Buy Votes
A report claims the County Ring raised money to detain and employ tramps for five days of labor to secure votes for their ticket. Citizens urged vigilant poll watching and a committed committee to prevent ballot box tampering and vote smuggling.
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Ring
Alexander McGill Freed After Alibi Satisfies Examination
Cleveland OBIO September 23. Alexander McGill arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife had an examination today that proved an alibi and led to his discharge.
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Obio
Alexander McGill
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