Cuba annexation threats spark partisan fury in Ohio
Ohio editorials condemn Cuba annexation as a move that would boost slaveholding power in Congress. They warn of unequal representation from Cuba and Cuba’s black population, call for resisting annexation, and criticize lawmakers aiding the plan.
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Cuba
Senate
United States
House
Ohio
Vetwra
Congress
Mechanica
Toledo
Africa
Tos
South
Toledo Blade
People's Convention calls for July county meetings
The Journal urges Richland Morrow Trumbull Huron Sandusky counties to hold July 4 gatherings to select delegates for the State Convention at Columbus July 19 and to voice support against slavery with honest capable representatives.
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People's Convention
Almot
Richland County
Mansfield
Columbus
Morrow County
Trumbull
Ban
Norwalk
Sandusky County
The Small Note Law Takes Effect October First
The state legislature enacted a small note law with a October start. Citizens fear limited paper circulation as banks recall foreign notes to avoid heavy taxes. The State Journal cites high taxes and warns of restrictions on using notes under ten dollars for debts and payments.
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United Wisdom of
Thetate
The
State Journal
Judge Conan Enforces Sunday Liquor Closures in Philadelphia
Newly elected mayor Judge Conan pledges in his inaugural address to uphold Sunday abstinence and Friday fast as he issues a proclamation ordering all liquor houses to close on Sunday. The order will be strictly enforced.
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Conan
Philadelphia
Tippling
Fugitive Slaves and Race News Across Ohio and Kentucky
A Cincinnati deputy U S Marshal and local city marshals arrest nine fugitive slaves from Boon County Kentucky. Earlier, twenty three escaped from Grant County Kentucky and were sent toward Canada via underground routes. Reports note large-scale slave escapes and ongoing enforcement across Ohio towns with railroad and river routes mentioned.
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U.S
Cincinnati
Boon County
Grant County
Canada
Clarkaville and Ridgeway
Lanesville N
Outrageous Nebraska Bill Sparks Gloomy Debate
The article cites the New York Evening Post condemning the Nebraska and Kansas bills. It warns that the provisions force oath binding to support the measure and restrict voting to US citizens, excluding foreigners and disenfranchising settlers. It notes especially the Clayton amendment and fears mass immigration from free states will be sidelined.
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New
York Evening Post
Butler
South Carolin
Locofoco
Nebraska
Ivis
Clayston
Kansas
Amercan
Legislative Assembly
United States
Congress
Free States
Douglas
St. Nicholas
New York Avening Post
J Poe
War Department
Washington Dispatch
Times
Benton
Campbell
Ohio
Mace
Indiana
Hower
Stephen
Olds
Louse
Richardson
Senate
Wil
North
Rictanosos
Oxos
Canada steamer arrives with Liverpool advices
The steamship Canada reached the port early today after sailing from Liverpool on the 10th. London and Vienna politics loom. changes in the British Cabinet include Lord Russell as President of the Privy Council and the Duke of Newcastle as War Minister. Anglo French troops expected to Silistria by the 14th. Servia’s status under negotiation between the Divan and Austria. Servian Militia to 90,000 under arms. Market reports show mixed prices and moderate activity.
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Canada
Hastrex
Liverpool
Joe
Russell
Duke of Newcantle
Bir
Geo
Grey
Brate
Silistria
Vienna
Premia
Aussia
Constantinople
Servia
Austria
Austia
Bacavarerrs
Senate Proceedings On Navy Bill And Canal Plans
The Senate resumed debate on a Navy efficiency bill after amending to strike midshipman appointments and a new Bureau clause, then passed the bill. The vetoed Insane Land bill was taken up, and adjournment followed. Committee on Commerce reported disagreement on Niagara Ship Canal. discharge granted. Maine Senator Hammond proposed a steamboat inspection bill to suspend boiler alloy provisions. it passed. Clerk noted new appropriations of 47,509 and resolutions granting a dime to John M. Snodgrass’s family.
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Senate
Mallory
Congress
Seward
Committee On Commerce
Niagara Ship Canal
Hammond
Maine
John
M. Snodgrass
Roll Jaway
Shanghai
Commodore Perry
Jeddo
Russia
Joddo
Gerald
Olds
Post Office Committee
Treasury
United States
New York
Eilfin
Boston
Pelege. Chandler, Esq
Connecticut
Treaty Synopsis Opens Fisheries and Trade Provisions
The first article opens British American fisheries including Newfoundland and major stocks to American citizens. The second grants Britain access to American fisheries up to the thirty sixth parallel. The third outlines fee exchanges for various goods including flour cotton cheese and coal. The fourth opens the St Lawrence and Canadian canals to American vessels with a U S urging in state admittance. The fifth contemplates adding Newfoundland with Newfoundlander consent.
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Seveney
British America
New Foundland
St. Lawrence
Canadian
Mons Adrien the Great Magician At Buckeye Hall
The article notes Mons Adrien, a renowned magician, performed at Buckeye Hall with promises of more shows. It extols his dissolving views as astonishing and urges audiences to witness his new program Friday.
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Adrien
Buckeye Hall
Mons. A
Legal opinion on the Liquor Law in The State Journal
RB Warden endorses the new Connecticut Liquor Law as constitutional despite poor grammar and faulty phrasing. The article cites judges Swan and Andrews and outlines prohibitions on selling intoxicants to minors or drunken patrons, plus rules on places selling liquor. Additional notes cover wool markets, Shanghai treaties, postage reform, and local political ramifications.
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State Journal of Saturday
RB. Warden
Swan & Anonnne
Columbus
Swan
Ansdrews
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