Mixed Civil War and Election Items From Ohio and National News
Reports note Diaz’s forces defeated and disorganized while Maximilian is said captured. Kentuck y held a congressional election with all newly elected Democrats. Cincinnati hanged three men for murder. Paris decrees a child may have two fathers. England struggles with wife torture. Illinois wages eight hours in death. Trade tensions over flour credits. Haitians amend their constitution amid unrest. Fifty prisoners on Dry Tortugas. Hebrews build a Philadelphia hospital. Forthcoming Indian war seen in general. Political organizing urged in Vinton County to face the next campaign and suffrage debate.
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Diaz Rea Theaparieneta
Maximilian
Kentuck
Congress
Political agitation over constitutional amendment threats and black suffrage
The piece rails against a constitutional amendment granting black suffrage, warning of white backlash. It urges Democrats to unite, organize, and push their county ticket, while noting upcoming shipments and a dry goods seller promoting new goods and low prices. It includes inflammatory rhetoric and calls to action aimed at preserving white political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magra Wulfeage
Atlas
Cecki
Amon
Eucees
A New Hard-Ware Store Explored in McArthur
The article notes Gad G. Witt of Herndon Express visiting McArthur to promote a new hardware store and discounts on goods. It also discusses local politics, county seat removal rumors tied to Zaleski interests, a proposed Woolen Factory site near the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, and editorial rebuke of the Zaleski Echo paper.
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Woonex
Marietta and
Cincinnati
Zalanki
Vinton County
S Wooljan
Zaleski
Quzertus
McArthur
Voonty
Sodt
Zaltcki
Aes
Zalaski
Zalaski Company
Tuvate
Zaleski Echo
Uoho
Between-The-Br
A Lesson for Our Friends from Wilkenville Vinton County
A letter to the Enquirer from Wilkenville Ohio urges Democratic effort in Vinton County to win Ohio in the fall. It notes club growth to seventy five copies and recounts past election gains. The writer advocates continued local activism and party loyalty amid mixed national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
The
Enquirer
Wilkenville
Vinton County
Ohio
Little Vinton
Reign of Terror in 1863 and Vallandigham arrest
The article discusses the 1863 Reign of Terror and the arrest of Vallandigham by Burnside. It condemns the seizure as outrageous, comparing it to revolutionary France and criticizing public opinion for not rebuking the act at the time. It argues the arrest violated civil liberties and mocked the federal authorities' actions.
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Vallendigham
Burnside
Jingram
Cinoh Mora
Joel Ari Efithe
France
Forea
City Point
Ohio
Cincinnati
Seeds of discord sowed across the South
A Rapabjian authority reports that Black voters once ready to exercise their right to ballot are misled by radicals. Senators Wilasa and other Tariff era radicals travel the South to enlighten and clash Whites and Blacks, sowing discord and bitterness.
Are we to Have a Pinancial Crash
Opinion piece discusses looming financial danger as capital trembles and labor seeks higher wages amid mounting uncertainty. Warns investors and landholders to hesitate before new ventures and reduce spending to weather possible downturn. May foresee a financial disruption or delayed returns on real estate and other investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weat
Wen of
Harbaugh linked to corruption fund in Coshocton county
An evening report alleges Smiley Harbaugh chairing the Republican county committee and linked to a corruption fund once routed through Delano. The Newark Advertiser cites testimony that Harbaugh received 1007 dollars for campaign use amid county politics. Galveston News recounts a separate incident at the Nicholgoo House involving a visitor and a mistaken identity with the Fretdman's Bureau.
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Smiley Harbaugh
Bes
Rae
Joan Central
Morgan
Harbaugh
Republican Capital Committee
Delano
Coshoe+ston county
Newark Advertiser
Bartrop
Tom
Galvess Itonian
Mennor
Galveston
Texims
Opposing Viewpoints on Irish Church Riches and U.S. Politics
An English list details bishops in Ireland dying after 1822 and their unshared assets, claiming vast sums while the Church remains a small fraction of the population. The piece shifts to U.S. politics, noting Republican dominance since 1855 and questioning potential gains from Black voters if enfranchised, urging a separate voting reform.
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Riva Bisuors
Ireland
England
Qashol
Loos
Nodther
Soother
Hoglish Church
Boston Journal
Democratic Party
Congress
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Democratic Enquirer
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Alles G. Thurman
Preaklin
Daniel
Democratic Executive Committee
Dr. H. ©. Moons
Masay Reynoie
Atty Thor Committee
Swan
Fred. Crattobaugh
Tuckton
Iavies
Madison
A. W. James
Richland
Lva
Atwood
Harrison
A Argantiright
Wilkeritte
Charles Mulholland
Enor
Henry Pookhard
General Intelligence
Goetz
Casey
Algus
Cincnnati
James Hughes
Paris
Amin
Illinois
Haiti
Hebrews of
Philadelphia
Alabama
Democraty
Staerel Stock
BakweAnn
Woonem-wans
Biasu
House Run Town
Pelle
Newman
Gad
G. Witt
Herndon
Visita the
Diooda
Fem
Daw. Wire & Bos
Szala
United
T. B. Davis
Lincoln
Godorso
Carey
North
Radical Party
United States
Medicanion
Sraande
Jave-Jant
Fanny South
Conie
Tom Waverly Cowporas
Nix Ag
Wotersied
Cincinneti Enquirer
A. Paron
Drake
Aldou
Rann J
Nashville
Newton County
Georgia
Atlanta
Iuportance
New Haven Register Anys
Logan
Republicana
J. K. Will
Doddridge
New Deilding
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Wells
Alva
Pondion
Jirnowre
Custom House
Hawley 2
Lallbidge
Pathion
Baasiar
Otto
Sohn C. Steverson
Taw
Jackson
Ynekren
Vinton
Oon
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