President's Address on Government and Rights
The speaker declares a heavy sense of duty in guiding the Republic, stressing fidelity to constitutional rights, caution in expansion, and the need to balance state and federal powers. He honors the founders, notes growth and duties, and vows economy, integrity, and avoidance of national wrong or dishonesty in administration.
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Lieve Boven
Perio
Republic
Yiar Howe
North
Bain Frente
Pitaeds
Offic
United States
Racinas
Fred
Itanver
Luis
Wise
Almose
Monticello
Washington
Franbelis Pierce
Fragments on Union faith and bank taxation ruling
The article presents a fragmentary political meditation on Union loyalty and constitutional restraint, warning against sectional strife and urging reliance on divine providence. It then reports the Ohio Supreme Court decision upholding the 1851-2 bank tax, noting banks’ charter protections and the likelihood of appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Union
Ohio
Supreme Court
United States Court
Guy
O. &. Journal
Noted Lectures Draw Crowd In Village Town
A local report reviews Dr. Guarsoxx lectures on the Philosophy of life and the town’s reception of his work. The article notes a large audience at the hall, praising his scientific talks and the anticipated concluding address this morning. It mentions a forthcoming book or works for sale and urges citizens to attend.
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Giurasox
Tts
New Music Hall
Crosby, Nichols & Co
Boston
Polo's Mercantile College Advertised in Paper
The article notes BG G Farsnas sending a semi annual circular about Commercial College in Cleveland and urges support for its flourishing condition. It also condemns the Olio Legislatura for a three month session ending next Monday and reports Clerk Menary striking Barxem, causing injury and arrest amid broad public unrest.
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G. Farsnas
Cleveland
Ashland Ladies Diminish Liquor Nuisance with Vandal Stop
In Ashland, about fifty women confronted liquor problems by invading nuisance spots, destroying decanters and stoves, and extracting promises from pint sellers to stop pouring poisonous beverages. They faced guns and threats yet persisted, applauded as a bold local action opposing vice and seat-seeking delays at lectures.
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Ashlind
Ashland
The Slavery Question and Social Grievances in Free States
Analyzed opinion piece critiques social hypocrisy and prejudice against free colored people in the North, arguing slavery’s enduring harm, the obligation to uplift the freed, and the difficulty of true liberty when racial caste persists. It cites incidents from Cleveland and Cheddin Times to illustrate the pervasiveness of discrimination and the fugitive slave’s isolation in free states.
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srThe
Sumit Beaco
Charlin
Tya Shire
Lisenusa
Sonldenea
Bubane
Tye
Ani
Lutus
Cleveland
Free States
Hinsel
Correspondence of the Courier from Ciurgersyn 1863
The writer reflects on travel fatigue and cosmopolitan life while noting the era’s rapid improvements in travel and communication. He observes that many are amazed by modern transport, yet some resent novelty as childish wonder.
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Ciurgersyn
Messia
Sus
Coally
Ohio
Lancy
Cleveland
Forest City
Norwalk
N&o
Morwell
I. Brownell
Theodore Parker
Boston
Jesus Christ
Ohio Whig Convention Adopts Conservative Platform
A Columbus Whig State Convention draft of resolutions condemns wasteful state spending, pledges strict adherence to Republican principles, and calls for energetic support of the ticket. It criticizes the Laconica party as self serving and outlines fiscal and legislative reforms proposed by the convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Laconica Party
Nte
General Assembly
Aifsire
Whigs of Highland County praise Nelson Barrera for Governor
The Highland West publication commends Nelson Barrera as Whig candidate for governor noting his congressional record, district challenges, and near beat of his opponent despite redistricting. It urges Whigs to unite under Barrera with strong leadership from Mansfield for lieutenant governor.
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Highland Wes
Barnens
Highland County
Confarradi
Nemineton
Nelson Barrera
Barrere
Congress
Highland
Clermont
Brawsi
Wood
Adams
Pierce
Mansfield
Auen
Winton
Richland
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New York
Philadelpite
Fenllay
Gaytnon
Nelson Harrere
Torlie Tosant
Traag J. Allen
Wemee OC
UOITD
Puadt Works
Sox Waddell
Axsin
Annie
Tiareeli
Tose Terdlield
Dre Glinaonts
Polo's Mercantile College
Olio Legislatura
Menary
Barxem
Cnyshoga
Barsun
Mxrpary
Grant
Stelk
Loree
Thik
Yours Truly
Goveys Lyer
Gover
Graham
Leen
Kangiueke
Withatt Depidear
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