Temperance dispute rages over wine use and clergy charges
A writer attacks the temperance movement and Protestant clergy for promoting entire abstinence, arguing wine is a blessing when used temperately. They claim ministers profit from preaching and fear clerical power, urging voters to defend civil and religious liberty and resist a priestly political party.
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Ir Leachar
Zebulon
Israel
Salomon
John
Morey
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Unnatural Marriage Rumor Rocks Local Community
A Philadelphia report details a man and his sister alleged to have married in Germantown. The sister was arrested. bail set at 1000 dollars, the brother fled. The case centers on a deathbed wife and disputed family ties with possible medical examination of the deceased.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
England
Germantown
Mailoe
The Rothschilds Versus European Credit and Power
The Rothschild brothers in London and other European capitals command vast resources, with estimates of securities and loans far exceeding one hundred million dollars. Their influence, tied to prominent Jewish bankers, allows them to back many sovereigns and fund princely entertainments and lavish courtly displays in a modern Babylon-like scene.
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Bawkers
Europe
London
Babylon
France
Election of Speaker Pro Tempore in Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate on Monday December 5 1831 conducted a speaker pro tempore election after seven ballots Col William Donerry of Franklin County was elected to chair Paylor named Clerk Coole Door Keeper and Sergeant at Arms announced upon accepting the chair Donerry gave thanks for the honor conferred
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William Donerry
Franklin County
John L. Paylor
Isaac Coole
Ohio House elects Tunstall as Speaker and notes canal progress
The Ohio House chose Winuras B. Tunstall of Belmont as Speaker after two ballots, with John L. Green as Clerk and Nathan Weatherby as Door-keeper. A Governor’s message outlined canal debt, tolls, and road repairs, detailing year end finances, debt totals, and planned prison reforms amid rapid canal development and new navigation improvements.
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