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Democratic Enquirer

Location

Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1870

Page

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The Political Equality of the Negro in the Senate

A harsh critique argues that political equality for African Americans in the U.S. Senate and South reflects coercion and party manipulation rather than genuine public support. The piece cites troops, coercion, and misrepresentation in ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment, framing the era as driven by politics not popular will. It also ties the Jackson birthday anniversary to opposition to ratifying the amendment, invoking historical ideals and fear of associating Jackson with the change.

United States Senate Jeff. Davia Supreme Courts West Point P Cople South America New England New Orleans Ohio Legistors Grant Republican Party Tantra Shane Andrew Jackson

Disparity in Chief Justice honors cited in 19th century note

An 1836 appointment placed Roger B. Taney as Chief Justice, serving until 1865. The piece contrasts Taney’s long service and honored memory with Edwin M. Stanton, an Associate Justice who never served, noting his family’s guaranteed salary and a perceived partisan bias in tribute. It laments the lack of memorials for Taney versus Stanton’s treatment.

Uineinuat Enquirer Edwin M. Stanton Roger B. Taney Roger B.taney Supreme Court of the United States John Marshall Sinerigi Supreme Court Stanton

Political composition and road costs in Ohio history

The Ohio Senate totals 17 lawyers, 6 farmers, 2 merchants, 2 clergymen, 2 manufacturers, 4 editors, 1 banker, 1 vintner. The House lists 83 lawyers, 36 farmers, 2 clergymen, 14 merchants, 7 physicians, 4 editors, 6 manufacturers, 2 carpenters, 1 teacher, 1 hotel keeper, 1 civil engineer. The Portsmouth Republican publishes an official Scioto county Free Pikes cost statement signed by county commissioners. Road costs: Portsmouth to Helena and to Buena Vista average about 1,686.80 and 1,807.88 per mile, with a high not exceeding 2,200 per mile.

Ohio Senate House of Represesentatives Portsmouth Republican Scioto County Portsmouth and Gelena Buena Vista

Interesting Relics Opening of an Ancient Mound Discovery

The Athens Messenger reports Samuel Lindley unearthed a mound in Canaan Township near Warren's Station containing small human bones likely centuries old. Fire-crushed bone fragments, two rings with green copper patina, and abundant oyster shells were found. Lindley will continue excavation to reveal more secrets.

Athens Samuel Lindley Wm. Henry Canaan Township Warren's

Fall farming supplies and odd tidbits on notes

Ankrom and Curry in McArthur announce fall stock of seeds and farm implements including Buckeye Reaper and Mower and Collins Cast- etters Plow plus Sinclair cutting box and Tiffin horse rake. Secretary Boutwell orders fifty cent notes bearing Edwin Stanton portrait. Local curiosities include questions about the portrait and unrelated vignettes on Willard Hotel, a sensational note about murderers life and a school boy punished for copying cow, plus a Boston woman’s claim that beauty is a woman’s duty.

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Radical politics and varied notes in a 19th century paper

A broad, columnar mix of political attack on Radical Congress and mentions of social topics. It cites Detroit Free Press on pay raises and corruption, notes on billiards in Montreal, a Maine bank held by women, Knights of Pythias lodges, a Parisian ballet dancer, and local incidents from Vermont, Massachusetts, and Ohio. Also covers a marriage invitation, a Velocipede rider, a Tennessee federal cadet matter, and various local curiosities.

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