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Newspaper

Democratic Enquirer

Location

Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1867

Page

2

Tur Democratic Enquire and 1867 State Ticket

A fragmentary 1867 report lists Allen Q. Thurman for governor Daniel G. Pringle for lieutenant governor John McElwee for treasurer Frank Iford for attorney general Thomas Key for judge and William Sheridas for bond of public works amid unclear OCR details Seed Michigan and Crawford references indicate a party slate and regional names with uncertain spellings.

Fur Allen Q. Thurman Frenklin Wailliam

Abandoned Fragments Spark Turbulent Late Era News

A garbled wash of 19th century notes reports railway consolidation plans, land sales to speculators, and political volleys. It cites Quincy's inch of ground selling for twelve hundred dollars, a New Democratic paper in Chicago, and stray lines on wars, suffrage, and tariffs with erratic local color.

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Garret Davis Reelected Amid Turbulent Backlash

A fragmented, highly garbled reminiscence heaps praise and satire on Garret Davis. The text references Kentuckian sentiment, political agitation, and protests around the election, with faint allusions to a party and constitutional concerns amid a volatile re election climate.

Attitude of the President Surfaces in January Speech

Washington correspondent reports in a January speech that the President, though elevated in office, will be able to meet emergencies and act fully. The address, led by speakers such as Tinak Cowan Doolittle Jerrick and Rodgers, frames a determined tone for the party and calls for the Commander in Chief to exercise full functions.

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Political storms and the 1850s party realignments

A historical sketch recounts the 1850s Democratic and Whig struggles, the nomination of Franklin Pierce, the Wallace-like turmoil at Baltimore, and the rise of Republicans led by Lincoln. It notes Webster and Fillmore, the Abe Lincoln chance unrealized, and the era’s upheavals shaping the Civil War period.

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Rooters and Radicals Trace Through History and Power

A Nashville Gazette article discusses Rooters or Radicals linking Latin roots to modern political factions. It traces influence from ancient Radicals to contemporary efforts to root out religious, legal, and governmental foundations. The piece laments the threat to freedom and urges removal of Rooters from the land.

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Ohio Republicans Face Complex Debate on Negro Suffrage

In The Journal of Wednesday morning, Anya quotes Borg of the Danouratic paparb arguing Republicans back Negro suffrage, a claim Democratic presses have long charged. The piece notes apparent admission of GOP plans to mobilize voters across Ohio, including counties and cities.

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Fractured Politics and Theatre Scandal Across The Nation

A fragmented 19th century political critique describes disgust at party vandalism and corruption, the Supreme Court’s cold shoulder, and concerns over negroes in official robes. It recalls a Columbus convention by radical elements seeking influence and hints at a Washington Theatre incident during a March event with a risky moment involving a public figure’s descendant.

Supreme Court Clermont Sun

Influence of Women and Irish emigration debate in old notice

Remarks on women influence at home and in marriage contrast with calls for emigration controls. A Floridian abolition of a grove orange anecdote, a proposal to punish aiding emigration, and antislavery rhetoric appear alongside Ireland’s population decline and Irish policy comparisons.

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Kentucky Senator Contest After Bolstered Union Election

A Kentucky Senate race report notes the election of Hom. Garrett Davis following a union backing move. Davis secured 78 votes in Bristow with a total of 125, while 63 votes were needed for victory and the speaker proclaimed Davis duly elected.

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Proposed Impeachments and the 1792 Presidential Election Law

Long excerpted discussion on impeachment measures against the President and Vice President, referencing a 1792 law offered by President Washington. It outlines procedures for notifying states, electors, and timelines around December elections, plus reaction from figures like Wade and Senator Sherman. The piece weaves in contemporary political chatter and a local anecdote about a clothing scandal and a population comparison, reflecting period debate and press tone.

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