Arrival of the Steamer Africa and Paris Crimea updates
The Steamer Africa arrived in New York at 7 o clock this morning with reports from Paris of the Crimea campaign. The Austrian offensive, Varna fire damage, Varna cholera decline, and prisoner movements are noted along with naval actions and comments on the Saint Louis arrival. Republican nominations and local political notices follow, including the Sandusky County convention call and remarks on Judge candidates.
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Davia
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Selim Pacha
Kars
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Ates
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Pruth
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Aron
Napoleon
Pyrennes
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White Sea
Cuba
Republic
Sandusky County
Court House
Fremont
Teonmurer
Republican Central Com
Califoria
Empire City
Aspinwall
California
San Francisco
China
Whanboa
Canton
United States
Valparaiso
John Fitch Nominated for Judge in this District
The Toledo attorney John Fitch was nominated for the Court of Common Pleas judge in the district. The piece praises Fitch’s integrity, experience, and opposition to slavery while criticizing Thomas M. Cooley for proslavery stances and ties to the Free Soil wing.
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Board of Public Works
Jacob Blickensderfer, Jr
Tuscarawas County
John Fitch
Lucas County
Court of Common Pie
Fitch
Ohio
Pierce
Douglas
Judicial
Pitch
Inet
Ion
Toledo Blade
Cooley
Maine News Signals Merrill Victory in Governor Race
Dispatches from Maine report Merrill appears certain to win the governorship as not a single Democratic senator has been elected, indicating a strong Republican sweep and shifting political balance.
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Maine
New York
Merrill
Bankers and Brokers of Toledo Adopt Foreign Note Resolution
At a meeting on the 8th, the Bankers and Brokers of Toledo unanimously resolved that from October 1 all foreign bank notes under $10 will be deemed incurrent. They also stated that after that date notes under $10 will be invalid if state notes remain, excepting certain items. Signed by Johnson cashier Bliss Hubbard Parker.
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Toledo
Mm. Johnson
Commercial Bank
Bliss & Hubbard
Baok
A. Parker
Bao
Politically charged screed attacks Democrats and praises Republicans
The piece rails against party dictates and favors a Republican slate, denouncing slaveholding Democrats, criticizing the Nebraska bill, and accusing editors of shifting allegiances to suit administration aims. It defends Whig principles and attacks factional betrayal in Sandusky County.
The Big Throats Endorse Pierce Program Critics Cry Foul
The piece accuses delegates at a Congressional Convention in the district of endorsing President Pierce and Frank Green's vote on the Nebraska Kansas Bill. It claims county delegates opposed such resolutions, presses local figures to approve Green’s votes and slavery expansion, and mocks opponents as party tools. It also thanks Hon. BF Wave for public documents.
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Sandusky Co
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S. T. Worcester
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Hunt
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J. W. Sylvester
Taylor
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Brior
Charles Kent
A. D. Pelton
Lucas
K.P. Buckland
F. 8. White
Frank Pierce
F. W. Green
Old Seneca
Green
Seaman
Glick
Wales
Dickingon
Upper
Congress
Doctor Wales
Pierce
Douglas
Upper Sandusky
Joviah
Plante
Crawford
Nebraska
Fitch nominated for Supreme Head. Free Soil stance noted
Bar members say John Fitch would be Democratic nominee for the Supreme Head if not for Free Soil doctrine. Legislature objections cite his potential election to a judgeship, praising Fitch’s capacity and notable features for the post.
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John Fitch
Democratic Party
Fitch
Toledo Blade
Street Preacher Disrupts Town Meeting and Political Turmoil
A street preacher stirred a crowd last Tuesday with trumpet prose and heated rhetoric while locals debated Nebraska politics at Upper Sandusky. The piece notes shifts in faction, a new foreign bank note law, and local moves in railroad leadership as a volatile blend of public speech and party strategy unfolds.
Canvass for votes in Ohio district races predicts anti administration gains
The article analyzes 1852 election results across Ohio districts, detailing Whig, Democratic and Free Soil tallies, and projects likely anti administration representation in Congress. It notes district boundaries unchanged, discusses Know Nothing influence, and Nebraska question impact on races.
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Summit
Lyman
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Bliss
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Freesoil
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Geouge
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Case
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Wade
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Mahoning
Trumbull
Newton
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Wood
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Freesoiler
Carroll
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Jefferson
Brewer
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Lee
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Greene
Disney
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