Democratic Central Executive Meet in Columbus February 8 1872
The Democratic State Central Executive Committee invites all Democratic members and others in Ohio to attend a meeting in Columbus on Thursday February 8 1872 at 7 PM The notice lists attendees Allen J B Cratil Bee y and others. Also notes rail fare discounts for Washington visit and argues Democrats can win the presidential race despite Republican gains. It cites a 250000 white vote majority and recounts dispute over Noble county Representative B F Spriggs ousting and a Senate clash over arms sales to France with missing treasury funds.
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Early Ohio Radicals Plan State Convention Date
The Ohio State Central Committee met in Columbus and set March 27 as the State Convention date. Leading Radicals spoke in support of Grant and urged nominating him for a second term at the Philadelphia Convention. Bill Dinnison of Ohio was urged as Vice President nominee. Resolutions pleaded for the Republicans to overlook alleged thefts and reelect Grant.
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Will to consider suffrage bill Monday in Moine House
A will proposing women’s suffrage will be considered on Monday in the Moine House. The measure aims to grant voting rights to women and define the path for adoption and implementation.
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Dean's Letter From Henry Clay Dean on Political Situation
A remarkable letter from Hon Henry Clay Dean of Iowa to Judge A M Jackson of Buoying is presented for careful perusal. The piece frames the political situation through the lens of a powerful, earnest, and conscientious man whose noble words deserve attentive reading.
Sinking of a Steamer at Cincinnati
Sinking after ice struck the Nashville at Cincinnati near Sycamore street during departure to New Orleans. About 500 tons of freight lost. cargo and vessel valued around 50 000 dollars. Also the Belly Vernon sunk near the Licking River mouth after ice impact. 400 tons of freight aboard valued at about 125 000 dollars.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Naturalized Citizens
The article reports a House proposal by Hon G W Morgan to allow naturalized foreigners parity with native borns for the Presidency and V P. It notes the vote: 81 for, 65 against, 92 not voting, and criticizes J T Wilson who opposed the amendment yet supports a black president. The measure, needing two thirds, was defeated for now and will return.
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Dan Will Brothers Dry Goods to Feature New Stock
A. Will of Dan Will Brothers showcases a grand stock of fabrics for the current season to serve patrons in the town and surrounding counties. New goods begin arriving this week at the well known dry goods house. Legislative outrage noted as the Ohio Senate split with Kemp ousted for James Saylor. Republicans plan redistricting to help Democrats elect three of twenty Congressmen.
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Railroad Meetings Rally Support for Circleville Urbana Line
Meetings in the interest of the Farmers and Miners Railroad are held between Circleville and Urbana. Dr Wayne Griswold of Circleville says prospects for building the road are very flattering. Read the article in this paper from the Circleville Democrat.
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Circleville Democrat backs new rail line from Urbana to Gallipolis
The Circleville Democrat and Waterrong Farmers and Miners Rail Road advocates a 130 mile line from Urbana to Gallipolis linking Urbana and McArthurstown to the Gallipolis road. It argues the route would unlock vast agricultural and mineral wealth, boost property values, create a home market, and require united local effort to secure construction.
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Pretty Little Job Hoax in House Appropriation Fight
A Cincinnati paper’s Columbus correspondent outlines a scheme tied to the Grant Tweed era frauds. Legislators are away from the city and unpaid, allegedly pressured to pass a partial appropriation bill. The Peck faction seeks funds for a supposed asylum matron and others, while the asylum is still under construction and its lunatics not yet housed. The accusation claims double payments and benefit for the doctor and associates from the building fund.
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Radical opposition to integrated schools in our state
Critics across the state voice anger at the presence of mixed race schooling. They warned their followers that riding the wave of radical leaders would lead to their children sharing classrooms with Black students, a truth they now confront as the adage about bagging charcoal and blackened fingers is cited to justify the policy.
Ten Men Frozen to Death in Winnebago Agency Storm
Ten men perished during a severe late season storm at the Winnebago Indian Agency. The tragedy underscores the extreme winter conditions faced by workers and residents in the agency area. Officials begin investigations and warn of continuing weather dangers.
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