Negro Suffrage Debate Splits Ohio Legislators
The Ohio Legislature passed a constitutional amendment granting Negro suffrage. Senate approved 23 to 11 on the 27th alt, and the House 63 to 29 on the 6th inst. Citizens will vote in October on approval or rejection. Vinton County showed Democratic gains amid a light township turnout. Congressional adjournment cited with political commentary and wartime rhetoric.
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Opinto
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House of Representatives
Vinton County
Vintos County
Elk
Democrata
Democratic landslide and local wins sweep multiple cities
Election notices report Democrats winning in Lafayette Indiana Rhode Island and Lancaster Ohio with large majorities in Sandusky City Madison and Columbus Wisconsin plus gains in St Paul Minnesota Omaha Nebraska and Jackson. Radicals defeated in Fremont Ohio and Cleveland and Bucyrus vote for Democrats. Charley W Adams noted as Records-Three. Commentary on Raccoon Creek navigation and a proposed Procyon Place named after the stream.
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Bt. Louis
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Newark
Tokel, Marking & Gals
Yancaville
Fremont
Bucyrus
Cleveland
Omaha
Nebraska
Columbus
Frrmall
Connecticut Radicals Win Big in State Election
The article reports James B. English elected Governor by about 980 votes, with the full State ticket and most Congress members re-elected. It proclaims a radical victory, claims defense against tyranny, and notes prior wins and historical context in Connecticut appreciation.
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Tae
James B. English
Congress
Connecticut
Tax question divides Zaleski neighbors over school funds
A contentious election in Zaleski and a tax dispute over school funding sparked quarrels and name calling as voters weighed a proposed tax to finance a four track railroad site near McArthur Station. The issue split the community, with concerns about county seat removal and calls for better schooling and decorum among residents.
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Dent
Zalerki
John D. Harkine
McArthur Station
J. O. Garratt
Yalaski
Inatiga
Cottlad
Fatal accident on the D. M. Road near Troy
A young man named Parker Simmons died after being crushed when a wagon wheel ran over his legs while roping a horse for the way train near Troy on a Saturday morning. He had worked on the railroad over two years and left a wife and child.
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Dayton Journal
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Simmona
The Crisis Keeps Faith With Democratic Principles
The Seventh Year issue outlines The Crisis as a steady defender of Democratic principles, opposing abolitionism and erroneous policies. It pledges fidelity, honesty, and unyielding stance against corruption while inviting local subscribers to grow a strong Western paper with a national voice. Publisher William Trevitt appeals for reader support, detailing subscription rates and club incentives to expand circulation in Columbus.
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Demorest Monthly Sale Notice and Legal Proceedings
Demorest's Monthly Magazine advertisement touts original stories poems and patterns with premiums for club orders. A separate legal notice in Tigbot County and state records names Edward Be Adod as administrator and lists court sale details and parcel descriptions with dates and terms.
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