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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1869
Page
2
The Democratic State Central Committee will hold a meeting at Thurman Hall in Columbus on December 10, 1849. All members are expected to be present as important business will be transacted. Charles S Allen, Chairman. J. W. Sewman, Secretary.
A jumble of 1860s tidbits. notes on horses fed wheat, a New Orleans reward for copper coins, royal scandals, British army reports, Abyssinian affairs, water stock invention, and passenger totals for the London General Omnibus. Local curiosities include nickels from Camden and a Chinese Sunday School in California, with grim obituaries and political jests scattered through.
A political pamphlet style polemic denounces Democratic candidates in Ohio and Pennsylvania, citing a biased newspaper quote and accusing opponents of racism. It claims Black suffrage is fixed and denounces past abolitionists, urging voters in Obie and Dennaglytia to secure victory.
The Philadelphia Age discusses vast exempted property valued over ten million, mostly in hands of the privileged. It criticizes the rich for not paying duties, questions policing costs, and accuses radicals of aiming to abolish the Supreme Court through political schemes tied to Reconstruction.
The Duke of Genoa remains the leading candidate for the Spanish throne though denied by some. Italy shows favor, with Victor Emmanuel's uncle expressing support. The Duke has the backing of 165 deputies as the Cortes discuss succession.
The Chicago Tribune argues that loss of one million able workers due to the war and heavy taxation have depressed industry. It contends copperheads were correct on points denied by abolitionists, amid praise for tolerating past slaughter and devastation.
The article argues that emancipation was pushed by Radical hatred of the South, not sympathy for African Americans, predicting disenfranchisement plans and warning that Radical aims could lead to consolidated military despotism. It notes a notorious book and critiques Radical rhetoric, while surveying hints of England-US tensions over Alabama claims and renewed negotiations.
The piece describes horse warmers called Milankets covering the breast to shield from wind in cold weather. It notes that some record editor refused to back the State Temperance Ticket and then insulted liquor retailers, highlighting political backbiting and social norms of packaging and protection.
An encoded or garbled passage references health, heat, and survival themes. Names and places appear distorted, suggesting a historical clipping or OCR error. The fragment hints at debate over remedies and safety, with possible mentions of health, heat, and a protective or warning tone.
A garbled OCR fragment from The Bee-Kelper Journal National Agriculturist references names and places such as New York and Pennsylvania, with scattered phrases about horticulture, hosts, and a fragile social scene. The text is largely unreadable but hints at an old regional agricultural periodical with scattered proper nouns and improvised language.
The Vinton Record reports the Vinton County Court began Monday November 22 with Judge Plylay ill and sessions paused Tuesday. Judge Ty presided Wednesday, with Thursday and Friday sessions continuing, and Monday adjournment planned for weeks more. Grand Jury impaneled and several indictments issued including L. D. Barnes, voting disputes, and various civil dismissals. Commissioned officials and county officers detailed the trial calendar and financial report procedures.
The piece cites 1860s election figures for Republicans and Democrats, notes governor race results, and questions party prospects. It condemns revenue fraud by operators forging access to dealer books, urging vigilance and government action to curb knavish practices. It also contains garbled lines and ad like medical claims from various sources.
A terse, satirical notice from the Record office in a northeastern town reports a provocative plan to create a Dogolozy Department within the alvovate of negrovating sleet. It suggests professionals who poison with og pay damages and face rough handling, urging peace.
A Nashville group traveled ten miles to stage a manned serenade before two cars were damaged in front of a house. The party found the residence empty with no occupants present.
The note remarks on admission readiness and the prospect of moving into paying institutions, highlighting a call for entry into such facilities. It reflects a tone of urging action toward institutional admission and payment arrangements.
Send for the new monthly journal Trou, a compact publication of good and truthful content. Each issue costs four cents, or send ten cents for three months. Address requests to Truth Association Hammonton New Jersey.
Advertisement touts 8 W Swetland as the oyster and hatin salon location in the room east of the Court House. It urges readers to visit and sample the fare. The notice also mentions a Decem ber Old Guard publication and references Van Evrie Horton Co for terms and address in New York.
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