Democratic Drag On Temperance Document Sparks Debate
A heated exchange over editorial framing and misquotation centers on the Temperance issue. The Democrat accuses the paper of misrepresentation while defending party principles and resisting pledges on nonpolitical questions. The debate touches on convention duties, party ascendancy, and the integrity of Democratic positions.
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le Furthwer
Digue
United States
Wehfpreservatlon
Progressinn
Ohio
Teorperanes
Fremont Lyceum Elects Officers and Plans September Meeting
The Fremont Lyceum announces its first regular meeting for Friday evening Sept 6. A slate of 16 officers was elected at the Thursday meeting: President G. K. Hayes, Vice President J. C. Wares, Secretary G. W. Guew, Treasurer E. Dicusxsow, Reader M. J. Bares. The institution is not meeting Thursday evenings until the constitution is adopted and officers are installed.
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Fremont Lyceum
Court House
G. K. Hayes
J. C. Wares
G. W. Guew
E. ¥. Dicusxsow
M. J. Bares
Convention of Whig editors at Mansfield September 18
A fragmented 19th century note discusses a FAA Convention of Whig editors to meet in Mansfield on September 18 to decide on a political alignment. It mentions Medill of Cleveland and criticizes Democratic editors for lacking principles, accusing them of pandering to popular opinion.
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Bewbe & Jewett
Maine
Er Lutorius
Cincinatti Commercial
Ilkr
Perton
Ava
Uompersince
Timygharing
Paige
Mansfield
Cleveland Moreet
Dinocrat
Holt Rotten
Ailfiah
Sandusky County
Whig Party
Sandusky
Ujense
Woorrealte
Yune
Yaa Hive
Opporita Party
Ohio State Journal
Locofovo
Vnink Sindle
Ohio
Ghia
He Academy
Etary Lille Ention
Lemwall
Two Plagues Ravage Country Yellow Fever and Railroad
In The Washington Republic two “gerville plagues” ravage the nation with death and terror namely Yellow Fever and the Railroad. Mr Davis near Milford gathers 300 to 400 bushels of peaches daily for Cincinnati trade. He expects to sell 30,000 bushels this season from Lieurchand.
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Washington Republic
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