Campaign offer for The Democratic Enquirer in Vinton county
In McArthur Ohio on July 18 1867 a campaign plea urges reading The Democratic Enquirer to educate voters about ballot issues including black suffrage. It promotes low subscription rates for three months and calls for local fund donations to distribute papers countywide. Also notes a Woolen Factory land offer near Zolocki Estate with favorable location and railroad access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Democratic Enquirer
Remus
Conte
Oath Getter
Oluba
Usoh
Pendlog
J. W. Bowen
Pabor
McArthur
Marietts and Cincinnati
Zolocki
Stout
Zalenki
Speech Fragments From Columbus Convention Revealed
A partial report describes a Columbus convention speech by Horserack, praising the ticket and platform while noting rough English and playful rhetoric about archons and followers. The untidy notes reflect lively partisan exchange and reactions to the Republican Democratic issuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Kevin Torchlight
Fred
Haseaarck
Columbus
Horserrack
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT McARTHUR OHIO 1867
A lengthy wartime style notice recalls a Democratic mass meeting at McArthur Ohio on Saturday August 10 1867. It details speakers Judge Thurman and Judge Van Trump and mentions propaganda about the Negro Suffrage Constitutional Amendment amid local political tensions and concerns about German and native born voters. The item also contains letters to the editor criticizing local religious figures and church officials, plus an unrelated note on McKinney’s stump pulling machines for farming and township sale rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinnar
Maonne
A. McKinney
Halsbert
Thasa
Mr. McKinney
Sala Low
Lord P Plumrone Burns Wheat In Zaleski Experiment
Fragmentary chronicle recounts P Plumrone, right hand to the city’s Lord, staging a gas power display on a farm in Zales ki. He surveys ripe wheat, burns the crop with a moon near the Gao House, and with no payment to the old farmer, ends the first experiment of his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Plumpott
Zaleski
Addrom
Society of
Boxford
Ma Jook
Mont Highs
Plumfoil
Gan Hones
Zaleski Company
Joos Shan
Thompson
Tlo
Géarob
Gao
Gao House
P. Poompett
P. Plumrone
Vinton
Democratic Platform Endorsed by Vinton County Assembly
An 1867 convention of the Democracy of Vinton County Ohio endorses the Democratic State Convention platform of January 8 1887 and condemns military rule and racial exclusion while listing several named local supporters and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Ohio
Thetates
Dercorstio Executive
Staphen Ak
C. Case
D. B. Bhive
J. G. Swalland, Jr
Fina
F Baste
Paisich
Modhatan
Cee
A Bauso
Silene Satin
Fred
Cradlebaugh
Pred
Prick
Tackeon
John Rose
Reo
al Bolowen Shipley
Haver
Aseoelbright
Wilkereide
Charlen Keusiland
King Wall
Henry Pockbard
George
Hall
Guvmnat Harts as stockholder in New England woolen mill
Guvmnat Harts holds stock in a New England woolen mill paying him between sixty and eighty percent per annum. He opposes free trade and favors New England interests, eyeing Rutherford B. Hayes as the candidate for Ohio governor, a man seen as a potential Negro political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guvmnat Harts
New England
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Ohio Equal Rights League plans Negro orator campaign
A circulated note from A J Anderson of the Ohio Equal Rights League outlines cooperation to bring Negro orators like Fred Dogalar and Peter H. Clerk to Ohio for campaigning on the Constitutional Amendment. The piece denounces the movement as a radical, mulatto-influenced effort and criticizes Democratic congressional support. It also mentions the newspaper’s stance against what it calls an unconstitutional gang in Congress and ridicules the use of a hair restoration remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cinofcontivesities
Samuel Galloway
A. J. Anderson
Ohio Equal Right League
Fred Dogalar
Peter H. Clerk
John M. Langatan
Ohio Equal Rights League
Ohio
Bulla
Ohio State Journal
Democratic Party
Caio Siu‘oanan
Congress of the
United States
Washington
Congress
Kenton Democrat
Thurman for Governor Aims to Lift Ohio Honor and Tax Burden
The piece argues that Thurman’s election as governor would bring national and international honor to Ohio and relieve taxpayers by reducing taxation. It emphasizes a gifted, patriotic leadership capable of guiding the state through economic burdens and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington Library Company presents stock engravings offers
A garbled prospectus from the Washington Library Company touts engravings and stock certificates as presents for subscribers. It promises engraved plates and stock shares in varying amounts, with a list of lavish prizes and locations, and a scheduled distribution event in Philadelphia on September 25, 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Library
Gortifontes
Washington Library Company
Abd Miguel
Viewooratary
Washington
Waingloute
TAN Washington Library Company
Philadelphia
Riverside
Tee Tashington Library
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Mcarthur, Ohio
Alles G. Thubmar
Prooklin
Daniel 8
Uhl
Holmes
Fulton
Crewford
Jony McElwes
Butter
Ardrew J. Swain
David B. Brivel
G, C, Bteinbrook
A, Boule
Horeeraoke
Viutoo Actunty
Vieton
Lead
Ing Democrate
Thurman
van Trump
Baresi
Jode
P. Prosperi
Boxzard
Hog
Buan-roz
Thiu Hitle
Zalhbseti
Waittly
Come Cp ‘Su
Bignon's Drug Store
Kaos Warner
Cincinnati
Bigson's Drug Store
West
Wkenzie
MacKesne
Lea
Maatea
Gillett
Camden N
Arh
Hay van Mars
Recs
George A, Cooke & CH
Mera Regety
Ee Rere
Banks Bosh
Biladel Rite Recvivers
Oreaneansi
Fioy
H Tm. Oe
Weabington Library
Ty Hell
Riverside Institute For
Goldirs’ and Sailore
J. ‘Apell
Riverside Institute
T Riverside
Harlington County
New
Byldorn
Fanna
United
Wiliam
Jon
Lewis K. Broomall
US 8 Mint
Recorder of Deeds
James M. Scovel
Washinton
J. C
Nha Weashiigton
Perraianion
Ford
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