Campaign rally rails against fanatical unionists in Ohio
The piece denounces Northern fanatics and the Union party, urging voters in Ohio to back Democratic constitutional liberty and oppose Negro suffrage, with strong attacks on critics calling opponents traitors and copperheads. It warns of war zealots and urges caution at the polls against radical candidates and the Constitutional Amendment NO.
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Ohio
North
Copperhead
Borg
Union Party
Bex
Butternut
Benson’s Throne Brings Equal Gifts to Native and City
A regal note extols Benson’s reign and gifts shared with both native and foreign city, highlighting her benign influence felt broadly under her rule.
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Benson
Taxes and ballots in a fractured era vote lines
A historical fragment urges comparing five year tax receipts to previous periods to decide which party, Democratic or Radical, bankrupted the country. It advocates Increased taxation and supporting the Negro Suffrage ticket to prevent debt, accusing bond-holders and monopolists of driving immense appropriations and looming ruin.
Persuasive 1860s voter plea and advertising offer
A dense political pamphlet fragment urges voters to oppose granting suffrage to Black citizens while promoting a subscription offer from The American Agriculturist. It extols the magazine as cheap for farm, garden, and household readers and highlights its Boys and Girls Department and engravings, urging immediate signups through Onanor Jupp & Co at 41 Park Row, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunne Moxtus von Noriune
American Agriculturist
Onanor Jupp & Co
Park Row
New York City
Taxation and political alarm in Ohio style rhetoric
A polemical piece attacks Radical rule in Ohio with figures on state local and federal taxes. It warns voters in Vinton County against Democrats and Radical influence, urging preservation of whites and warning of debt, inflation, and social change. The text invokes historical comparisons and accuses Radicals of planning to elevate African Americans politically.
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Ohio
Black Voter Influence Sparks Racial Tensions in Debate
Fragmentary quotation shows a clash over Black political influence and racial equality. The dialogue features radical and democratic voices arguing whether elevating Black voters harms the White race and political order. The clip reflects era-polarized views on race and democracy.
The Pear to Which Radicals Inv ite the American People
A London publisher’s remarks on Haiti’s Free Negroism describe decayed plantations and abandoned sugar works. The author notes ruined hydraulic irrigation and uncultivated country, arguing misapplied freedom harms plantation wealth. The piece urges vigilance against radical policies and calls for tax-payer accountability.
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Haiti
BB. Underhill
London
West Indies
South
Piers Heatees
Heeteare Gamca
Jean
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