Ohio Union party endorsement stirs debate after election
In a mixed report from the Columbus scene, editors praise the Union party platform while opposing Democratic hardliners. A bank suspension vote passes 54 to 28, allowing banks to suspend specie payments, with Thorp noted as opposing the measure and allied with Democratic interests. The Senate later passes the bill.
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Patriotic Mayor in Alexandria Speaks on Liberty and Slavery
In Alexandria Virginia Mayor Mocking delivers a speech at Union gatherings asserting if the choice is between one and slavery, let slavery go. Washington Dimes Representative Tome from the county votes for liberty, contrasting a country loving man with a slaveholder. The terms Southern slaveholder and Northern doughface mark the stark divide.
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Loyal Ohioans Uphold Union in Lincoln War Policy
A patriotic address to Ohio citizens praises President Lincoln, vows vigorous support for the National Government, and urges punishment of rebellion leaders. It stresses preserving the Union under the Constitution, maintaining domestic quiet, and backing war efforts while seeking favorable relations with foreign nations.
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Ohio Taxation Plan Amid Civil War Financing Debate
A state gubernatorial message urges strict economy to fund national needs. It proposes 25 percent cuts to state officers salaries, reallocating 31 thousand dollars from local taxes, and creating a railroad assessor board from county auditors to ensure fair valuation. The letter warns of a three million dollar annual national call and endorses continuing aid measures for troops while seeking relief for citizens through tax reform.
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Ohio governor urges payment in US notes to curb rebellion
David Tod urges banks to accept Federal Government notes payable on demand to bolster Treasury, fund debt interest, and counter Confederate threats. He commends Governor Dennison for steadiness and calls for militia organization, military schools, and stocked arsenals to deter invasion, stressing economy and integrity.
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News from Havana to Vera Cruz and Mexican defense
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Ingratitude of the Times and Triumph of Temperance
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