Political rancor as Noyes targets Radicals in Ohio
In Vinton county political feuding erupts as General Noyes attacks Radical bolters and misrepresentation in speeches. Editors denounce him and other party leaders as corrupt while detailing cross county newspaper commentary and a fierce attack from a local reformer nicknamed the Christian editor.
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Vinton County
Portsmouth Republican
Jackson Standard
Waverly Republican
Portsmouth
Political turmoil and press comments on the 1920s scene
The Radical Republicans and Democratic factions dispute in Ohio counties over Sherman policies and potential new deals. The Ironton Register mocks outsiders and river counties while urging readers to consider the American Stock Journal. The missives mention Internal Revenue officials, local suspects, and county loyalties amid wartime metaphors.
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Pi Kmeaton Aasiolant Arh
Internal Revenue
Register
Banteraptey Aie
Vinton Award
Vinton County
Ironton Register
County Commissioners Proceedings Face Were Read and Notes
The County Commissioners of Vinton meet in regular session with several resignations and approvals of accounts. They discuss road projects including Pilton Road in Jackson township and Blackstone Road in Richland township, appoint viewers and surveyors, set survey dates, and adjourn for the week. They note train schedules between Chillicothe and Cincinnati and the Circleville Herald's political stance, urging support for local papers and criticizing bolters.
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Monry Reynolds
Patrick Wally
Swaim
Clark
Sune
Pilton Road
Jackson Township
Margaret J. Wim
Richland Township
Orere
Poarl
Madison Township
J. T. Blick
Thoms Johnston
John Dowd
J. M. Dennison
Me. Lottridge
Corruption as sole mark of Radicalism sparks GOP protest
A political message urges honest Republicans to vote against the Radical faction or abstain from voting, arguing corruption is their defining trait and calling for a broad turnout against them.
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Political Bias in Radical Party in Greene County
In Greene County the Radical party convention rejected placing a Black candidate on the ticket and instructed the Representative candidate to vote against ending separate white and black schools. The discourse from General Noyes at the Court House in Vinton County notes a pattern of prejudice, including contempt toward Black officeholders and a voting expectation that Radicals rely on Black voters while limiting Black political advancement.
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Noyes
Vinton County
Court House
Bolters
Greene
Voting Duty and Ballot Roll Call Argument
The excerpt argues that voting is a duty and calls for compulsion to vote with fines and imprisonment for nonparticipation. It cites Gen Morace Binny Sergeant and condemns tariffs, political corruption, and “worst elements of American life” while urging citizens to support change and subscribe to the Amcarthur Enquirer to find happiness.
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Democrata
Boston
Morace Binny
Butler rumors and pirates haunt a New Hampshire tale
A Springfield Republication critique denies linking Ben Butler to a hanging in his family. The piece notes rumors of Captain Butler of Dewsfield, NH being hanged for piracy, cites Joseph Cilley, and discusses Pirate era violence in the Gulf and Cuba. It criticizes Butler’s anti rebel stance and brands Porter's 1814 actions as context while lampooning political names and a Grant rally.
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