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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1867
Page
2
Fragmentary intelligence notes report reforms in England, political tensions in Atlanta suburbs, and stock profits by Butler. Reports mention Camp Chase conversion for disabled soldiers, large coal exports, and a push for military governance. Also cited are lottery tickets in Philadelphia, debates on compulsory school integration, and calls for reform across states.
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt dated the 11th, signed by A Democrat, denounces the Military Reconstruction Bill over the President’s veto. It warns of revolutionary intent, despotic designs, and the race-based manipulation of Black voters to preserve power for Thad Stevens and associates, urging citizens to oppose such a constitution as drafted.
A passionate call for united Democratic action against military overreach and a claim that civil power must control the government. The piece cites historical tensions, reflects on a Chicago Times incident, and urges broad national consensus to defend the Constitution against perceived threats from the North and South. It references the Supreme Court, Congress, and public sentiment shaping a possible treason penalty.
A historic screed accuses the Bedient party of whitewashing Lincoln’s acts and pursuing impeachment of Johnson to preserve Southern states in the Union. The writer laments party consistency and power motives, calling Lincoln a tool and Johnson an obstacle amid tension over Reconstruction.
The excerpt markets a literary magazine, its subscriptions and premiums, plus a lengthy discussion of a Reconstruction era bill. It also critiques benevolent orders tied to veterans, and references the Military and Representation Bill proposing military districts in rebel states, civil rights conditions, and admission to Congress.
A mix of political contention and agricultural news. Columns critique the Republican stance on Black suffrage and Civil Government, while detailing Ranuke spring wheat imports and distribution plans. It notes tariff disputes, impeachment talk, and a Sorgho Growers convention with elected officers.
The notice reports the death of F Browne also known as Artemus Ward, a noted humorist. He died on a Wednesday in Southampton Hogland during a lecture and feature tour. Browne was esteemed for originality and wit in his public lectures and writings.
A fragmentary critique accuses the U S Government of pressuring the National Bank to issue notes without interest. It attacks the radical party, praises Southern governance, and claims courts open for redress while soldiers are deployed to quell unrest. The text reflects postwar tensions and political rancor.
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