Atlantic News On Vienna Conference And War
The report details the Vienna Conference deadlock with Austria resisting Western demands and Russia’s stance. It cites possible shifts toward Pan-Slavism, the balance of naval power in the Black Sea, and potential mobilization of forces, with updates from Balaklava and Sevastopol and mentions of British Parliament finances and recent naval incidents.
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Five Days Later News From The Asia Dispatches
Summary of European dispatches noting ongoing bombardment of Sevastopol with little progress. Rumors of a fire at Alma occur, yet unconfirmed. French and Turkish forces clash near Inkermann with advances claimed near Malakoff. Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas travel to Crimea. Chinese insurgents leave Shanghai. Universal Exhibition opening postponed to mid May.
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Patshind Bean
Pope's Call to Crush Republicanism in American Catholic Message
In the May 1, 1855 issue the Journal reproduces an extract attributed to the Pope directing Archbishop Ulvedres of New York to spread Romanism in America and crush Republicanism. It warns of uncertain governments and urges loyalty to Catholic aims during a pilgrim report from the Holy Father. The text frames Catholic influence as a national concern and features outspoken anti republican sentiment.
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Ohio State Fair Dates Set by Board of Agriculture
The Board of Agriculture agrees to hold the State Fair in Columbus for four days in September eighteen, nineteen, twenty, and twenty one. Railroads across the state offer reduced rates to and from the exhibition as part of the plan.
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Martha Washington Conspirators Arrests and Indictments
Arrests were made on a governor’s requisition in New York for several individuals tied to the Martha Washington conspiracy. They face an indictment for obtaining money by false pretenses on false bills of finding, with hopes that justice will prevail. Pasce o Wooll reports the first probable wool prices for the season from Cadiz Republican.
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Suppression of Liquor Prosecution Draws Editor’s Fire
In a Probate Court case this week, citizens, notably some Teaching Locofoco supporters, urged compromise to avoid a liquor law case. They allegedly threatened officers who enforce the law with political influence if they did not concede. The Enquirer notes the July term continuation, condemning such acts as subverting justice and tying whisky to democracy.
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Doze and the Kansas crisis in the Nebraska bill
Editorial urges repeal of the Nebraska bill as the sole remedy for Kansas outrages, calling for a united North action, a new territorial government, and peace on the western frontier. Detroit May 7 notes theft: Peninsular Bank of Detroit robbed of seven thousand dollars in unissued notes signed by M. Holmes. Reward offered.
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Ohio State Journaly Republican Convention Candidates
Ohio State Journaly outlines anticipated July convention of anti Nebraska Republicans in Ohio with listed candidates for October offices. Names include Goosaxon Sofekhese, Jacob Brinkerboof, H Griswold, F Beaver, and many others across counties to reflect reform and unity against current state and national administrations.
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John L. Green
Jof Ross
R. S. Hart
Richard Stilwell
Muskingum
Political Prospects and Convention Debate in Ohio
A broad discussion on party unity and the role of conventions in selecting a statewide nominee. Editors urge harmony over factionalism, favoring a candidate like Mr Chase if the convention supports him, while stressing the need to reflect the voters across Ohio. The Norwalk Recorder is praised for calling for firm anti slavery stance and strong nominees. Report includes local notices from Rochester and Quebec on disasters and open navigation, plus theft recovery news from Detroit.
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Freedom or Slavery in the Free States Debate
The piece declares a stark choice on slavery extending into free territories. It urges Northern voters from all parties to choose whether freedom remains outside the slave states or slavery surrounds and restricts movement beyond existing borders. It frames the Kansas question as a crisis and calls for firm resistance to pro slavery expansion.
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Outrage and political rancor across Kansas slavery fight
A Western frontier outrage is described, with trepidation over justice for Jacob Cantril of Independence Missouri and the sheltering by a local judge of proslavery views. The piece critiques a reign of terror and urges accountability for those who threaten peaceable citizens. It notes editor endorsements and political maneuvering around state leadership and canal progress toward a grand excursion after canal completion.
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Blackguard
Jacob Cantril
Independence
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Candidates in fall elections amid canvassing and rumors
A fragmentary article notes there is no shortage of candidates as citizens canvas the merits of contenders. The Springfield Republican signals support for a trustworthy nominee, while rumors touch on Gov Gorman’s removal for land speculations and J C Ry. succession, with Chicago Times mentioning General Shields as a possible governor choice depending on his decision.
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Shields
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