Ohio Legislature Raises Railroads and Free Banking Talk
In the Ohio Senate and House several measures were debated or introduced. Bills would amend acts for the Junction Railroad and Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland Railroads, authorize town trustees to invest in Huron and Oxford Railroad, and incorporate Bellevue town. A free banking bill was read twice in the Senate. A protest against stock subscriptions by Sandusky opposed the Junction line. Debates covered fugitive slave law repeal efforts, constitutional convention apportionment, and temperance measures.
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Junction Railroad Company
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Cleveland Reitroad Camepany
Huron
Erie County
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Huron and
Oxford Railroad Company
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Ie Deve Co
Cotaninter
Congress
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Pratt
HH. P. Radcliff
Sandusky City
Junction Railroad
Columbus
Cleveland Herald
Ecofeco
Buildem
Ashland
Jane
Hovee
Bat
California Acts and News From San Francisco
A letter from Dr Teegarden of Mansfieldport published from San Francisco dated Oct 1 reports deaths among Mansfield emigrants and chaotic rumors, with warnings against sensational tales. The Cherokee reached New York Nov 20 carrying California dates, cholera declining in San Francisco and Sacramento but rising elsewhere, gold production strong, and bank money cheap. A major fire in San Francisco caused heavy losses, cholera deaths near two hundred, and the Cherokee voyage yielded large sums. California weather praised, streets planked, improvements valued high. Legislative plans delay until January, debates over Fremont popularity, Butler King likely to be chosen, with Volera as a possible future capital. Other notes mention Auditor Woods not seeking reelection and road improvements increasing wealth. Banking proposals in New York and Ohio discuss security standards, and a proposed tax response to slavery resolutions is noted. Virginia governor Floyd urges retaliatory duties on goods from Free States. South Carolina legislature discusses seating of state senators and appropriations for acclaim.
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Itu
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Indiana policy clash on immigration clause at constitutional convention
Report notes Robert Owen leading a group pushing a clause to bar new Greeks from buying land in Indiana, aiming to restrict immigration. The convention narrowly backed the proposal while supporting broader measures aligned with federal policy, provoking sharp editorials and criticism of Owen and his Republican allies.
Governor Glim Woon praised in Ohio Journal writes
A Cleveland based piece extols Glim Woon as now Governor of Ol. It portrays his rise from poverty to chief magistrate, his legal career, and popular appeal, while noting the author’s admiration for his industrious, plainspoken leadership and knowledge of state affairs.
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Athenen Buriice
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