Revolution at The Capital Revolt in Ohio Senate Seats Deadlock
The article argues that suspending government actions by resignations and refusals to convene is not revolution unless force or illegal acts topple the government. It cites the Ohio Senate quorum walkout as a potential revolution risking abolition of the state government and essential services. It warns of dire consequences without legal remedy.
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One
Paredes
Santa Anna
Cromwell
Napoleon
Ohio Senate
Senate
Aod
Supreme Court
F. Robinson
Leabe House
N. B
Eblgrit
Locrin
Evie
Birmingham
Couch
Irawnheim
Saul Vaeb
Vermillion
Pigeiy
Elyria
Paijspent
Exchange
Expracs
Ferges
Andrews & CO
Verxey Canoxortyre
Burton Wass
White, Potter & Weight
State St
Boston
Aleo
Ban- Bredgie
Wnel
Bainbridge
St. Vites
Warren
Smith
Widder
Providence
W.hghwves
Albany
Dlansion
Congress Prolonged Debate on Ten Regiments Bill
Senate debate continues with no definite action on the ten regiment bill. Speakers outline war aims and policies, presenting the prosecution’s objectives. Passage in the Senate seems likely but House fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Origins and aims of the Sons of Temperance discussed
The Elyrin Courier outlines the rise of the Sons of Temperance from a New York start in 1842 to over 400 divisions and 150,000 members in the United States. It explains the order as a permanent, life-blood reform within the Washingtonian movement, its need for stronger organization, and its role in sustaining temperance efforts nationwide.
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Elyrin Courier
SOMS
Truprrance
Sons of Temperance
Order
British America
Mississippi
Atlantic
England
City of
New York
Perster
Osio
United States
Washingtonians
Washingtonian Movement
ORTO
Yor
State Bank OF Rib
Bank of
Lafayette
City Bk
Columus
Watervilitet Bank
Cincinnati
Bkys
Legany Co
Dayton
Sandusky
Tank
Pari Gom Bk
Friendship
Bank of Wooster
Clinton ‘Wonk NY
Glinton Bb
Gonmo’s
Gattaraugas
Lafayette Ik
Cine
Partivie
Buffalo
Obie Life Ind ‘Ruat
Millers Bie
Clyde
Midis Tk
Mt. Pleasant
Pir
Mechanica
Bk Butt Pills Bank of
Mustingim
Rochelle
Thank of
Zanesville
Columbians UK
N.L
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Bk Bud
Erio puriSe
Saugerties
Ce Post
Tan
Carlile Bu
Manhattan
Hk & Bridpa Ca
Mint Exp Ing Co
Eeie Bank
Farmore & Drovers
Cancaster
Warnois
Farmer
Bk & Bridhesy
Shawnort
Kentucky
Gettysburz Bank of Kentucky
Tarishuirgh Bank of Louiseille
Nowshew N Sly
Shi Latesatet Bank
Michigan
Lehigh Bank
Bank of Michigan
Lancaster Co
Parebanon
Teurinee Gapari Lawistown
Mie Seri
Disihambermen
Pari Middletown
Ricis Nd Co
Ins Siaser
Raisin- Onan
Virgin
Ville del
Matt & Oia
Missouri
Cumberland Bank
Sis Sintet Bk & Pranelirs Qais Far & Miljer
Birk — Tennessen
Nive
Tdelawarin
Wisennein Winery
Enecks
Solish _ LOLS noen
Whig National Convention Plans and Abolition News
The Whig Senate and House members debate a National Convention. They approve a June 7 1848 gathering at Independence Hall Philadelphia to nominate presidential candidates. Also reports on abolition efforts including Henry’s freed slave case and a fugitive slave protection act passage in the state legislature.
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Elyria
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
W. P. Mangum
North Carolina
Caleb B. Smith
Indiana
Independence
Philadelphia
Union
Independence Hall
National Intelligencer
Vice Presidency debate among Logan County Whigs
A Logan County political note discusses vice presidential prospects for the Whigs, praising Gen Taylor's influence and Governor Talmadge as a strong candidate, while noting mixed views on their positions and the North South divide. It questions why a Virginia county meeting named Talmadge and recalls early Taylor support in the North. A second fragment exposes a New Mexico letter mocking traders who ship army goods, detailing inflated prices for whiskey and excuses about preventing vice.
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Gen. T
Aaron Burr
T. Wag
Col. Webb
Taylor
Boston
Buffalo
Young
Talmadge
Virginia
Abu Uerque
New
St. Louis
Comparative history on Polk era and federal expenses
The piece argues a need of hundreds of millions for a single Polk year, contrasting Washington and Jefferson administrations with figures for average yearly expenditures. It cites named presidents, totals, and population, noting rising costs and political critique in a Washington-based column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polk
Political Reform and County Representation Debate
Readers confront how representation affects national costs and district apportionment. The piece notes votes in favor of county to legislative district division, highlights constitutional contention, and lists local meetings on Temperance and the County School Teachers Institute at Elyria with event times and locations.
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Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Lmne Malin
Obertia
D. A. Grusvenor
A. E. Berrs Delivers Life and Times of Charles the Fifth
The society will meet in the Tresbsteri Session Room this Friday at seven o'clock. A lecture by A. E. Berrs will cover the life and times of Charles the Fifth. Public invitation extended.
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A. E. Berrs
Charles the Fifth
BLVD Natural History Society to Meet Tomorrow
The society will hold a meeting Wednesday evening in their room with a lecture by Dr. Hubbard on chlorine and iodine. The public is invited to attend.
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Asahear
Doct. Hubbard
Hersek
Levi
U.S
Herrick
Edmund Burke
Trintent
Furst
K. de Witt
G. D. Tayward
Elyria
B. W. Mineuse
Birmingham
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Court of Common Pleas
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Elyring
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Dno
F. Wooster
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Angr Scott
Eras Mae
Mickeral
Andrews , CO
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