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Newspaper

Democratic Enquirer

Location

Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1867

Page

2

Diverse 19th Century News Snippets and Political Notes

A broad collection of items reports navigability of the Colorado River, legislative adjournment in Ohio, European loan interest for Pennsylvania, and conservative Tennessee gubernatorial candidate Emerson Etheridge. Other notes cover Oregon wool production, Excobedo’s orders, Mexican politics, and local court proceedings.

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Democratic Club Organizing Meetings Planned in Vinton Townships

A notice urges Democrats in Vinton County townships to meet on Saturday May to form township clubs. It calls for opposition to federal despotism and to support immediate Union under the Constitution, urging every conservative Democrat to attend and organize, go to work and organize a club in each township.

Vinton County

Turpentine From Petroleum Promises Cheap Production

A Scientific American note discusses how turpentine can be extracted from petroleum using a simple, low-cost process, potentially replacing pine-derived turpentine suppressed by North Asrial civil war. The finding suggests a permanent shift away from Carolina sources and a notable future impact on the industry.

Hogland Carolina

Cost of radical rule weighs on the nation’s debt

A fragmented 19th century reflection asserts that in 1800 Southern capital invested in toning humanity was wiped out by 1867. It claims the North owes three thousand million for posterity and brands it as the price paid for Radical rulers.

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Ohio whites only ballot debate tears at Negro suffrage

A long proslavery manifesto from Ohio argues against granting the Negro the vote, claiming white men alone possess political fitness and warning of dangerous consequences if equality is pursued. It cites 1802 and 1851 constitutions, calls for strong Democratic organization, and compares to Connecticut gains while urging vigilance against radical measures.

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White Laborers Read and Labor Threats at Ballot

A pamphlet from the Springfold Mars Republican party condemns laborers who support Democrats as idle and coerced. It denounces universal suffrage and accuses wealthy bondholders of trying to force laborers to vote a certain way. The piece calls for Republicans to vote the ticket or face discharge.

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Ratification of the Russian Treaty and Atlantic Purchases

The article reviews historic American land acquisitions from France and Spain, notes Russia’s vast holdings and potential territorial aims, and argues for a strong national expansion stance. It questions motives behind payments to Russia and reflects on Napoleon’s use of American funds. It also reports Rhode Island manufacturing profits and 1866 government receipts and expenditures, with remarks on taxation and costs of governance.

Fragmented 1868 Political Letters from the Toledo Record

A Toledo Record fragment laments radical manipulation and racial tension over Negro suffrage, accusing Republicans of dirty work and warning of economic collapse. It criticizes Bradenham and glosses a Dec 1867 climate of party infighting, denouncing hypocrisy among Democrats and abolitionists while condemning partisan press influence.

New Edition of Well Known Legal and Business Guide

Just published revised and enlarged edition of A Treatise called Every Man His Own Lawyer and Business Per Book. It covers State laws and forms for debt collection property exemptions bankruptcy war claims and reconstruction era regulations with over 360 pages of new material. Includes instructions for preparation without attorneys and opportunities for agents and traveling representatives.

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